Every day the vaccine rolls out

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Originally Posted by Chick A Saw

I agree with what is being said about hospital rates, but the objective with keeping infection rates down is to ensure that this virus does not find a host that allows a mutation that is more transmissible, causes deaths in younger unvaccinated age groups and is able to hide from currently available vaccines.

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If that were the case, then schools and universities should not be open again until all the youngsters are vaccinated.

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Originally Posted by Chick A Saw

To be fair bud, youve done that to me on more than one occasion, and im not sure that i replied, never mind with a hint of nastiness built in!

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Nastiness? Come on man. 😂 Pedantry merits that kind of reply and if I do it to someone, I'd expect it back!!

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Originally Posted by JamesMcClean

If that were the case, then schools and universities should not be open again until all the youngsters are vaccinated.

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I fully agree that schools and Universities should still be closed, but that is only for purely selfish reasons. Schools are not fully back though, and i do wonder how many college and university students are physically in buildings?

As we continue to win the small battles, we have to balance things by getting us all back to a semblance of normality until everyone is vaccinated. Testing is part of that battle, and there is more testing going on than ever, including surge testing areas where a concern is raised.

The trend in testing just now is finding lower numbers, and lower percentages than anyone could have expected!

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Originally Posted by JamesMcClean

It's not case numbers per se that are the main issue now. It's how many are actually being hospitilised and the associated death rate that's now critical. If that remains low and under control then THAT is the barometer that should be being used to assess restrictions levels.

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Fundamentally I agree BUT if the prevelance is high, even if hospitalisations and deaths are low, there will be an increased chance of mutations which could set us back yet again.

Yiz can get yer hair cut fae monday lads, nae pints though :blue:

Listened to wee nic today not much good news again more or less the same for next month only difference I can see is all those groups see meeting in parks etc can now do it within their rules.OH and hair dressers are going to open.Bad news more uni students going back probably means more parties and gatherings and more infections.Another month almost then things are going to start moving on 26th april shops etc opening hospitality slightly opening and people allowed to travel from monifieth to dundee etc.As long as the uni lot don't go mental and we are all kept in lockdown for months to come but doubt that as election in early may think we will get at least few weeks freedom.

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Originally Posted by offshore_arab83

Yiz can get yer hair cut fae monday lads, nae pints though :blue:

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Perfect draft has been a saviour B)

My last order one of the kegs they mistakenly put a Pauwel Kwak in instead of a Spaten. Beautiful drink but at 8.4% it is dynamite :O

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Originally Posted by offshore_arab83

Yiz can get yer hair cut fae monday lads, nae pints though :blue:

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Mental eh? The close proximity in which hairdressers work with clients, clients sitting waiting next to each other etc etc.

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Originally Posted by arab777

Perfect draft has been a saviour B)

My last order one of the kegs they mistakenly put a Pauwel Kwak in instead of a Spaten. Beautiful drink but at 8.4% it is dynamite :O

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Canna see past the hertog jan past few months mate, every order has been that. Incredible pintage

8.4 is rocket fuel!!!

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Originally Posted by tHeArAb

Mental eh? The close proximity in which hairdressers work with clients, clients sitting waiting next to each other etc etc.

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yeah but you canna get a pint handed to you in a boozer and sit doon and drink it

(que the 'people will get pished and losing inhibitions' comments) O:)