Cycling. Health. Covid. Diet.

flecc

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:rolleyes:

Is your first statement libellous? Hope you're using an untraceable multi-hop VPN through Tor...
Of course it isn't, one only has to look at the way you use partial quotes, even to the extent of cutting off mid sentence to hide the context. Hardly good internet manners, having more in common with social media of the Twitter and What's App kind.

Nigel only has to glance at the thread in question to see the truth and how the odd anti-vax intruder is treated.
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guerney

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Of course it isn't, one only has to look at the way you use partial quotes, even to the extent of cutting off mid sentence to hide the context. Hardly good internet manners, having more in common with social media of the Twitter and What's App kind.

Nigel only has to glance at the thread in question to see the truth and how the odd anti-vax intruder is treated.
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If you want a response from me, just ask a question. Starting with an attack, is a not a good idea on any forum. You can't say anything you want on the internet.
 

flecc

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If you want a response from me, just ask a question. Starting with an attack via a potentially libellous comment, is a not a good idea on any forum. You can't say anything you want on the internet.
Partially and selectively quoting giving no idea of context is extremely bad mannered, especially when it is so easily avoided by giving a link to the post in question. Criticism of that behaviour is wholly justified.
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guerney

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Partially and selectively quoting giving no idea of context is extremely bad mannered, especially when it is so easily avoided by giving a link to the post in question. Criticism of that behaviour is wholly justified.

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You clearly don't need a shovel. Say what you like...
 

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I'm hoping someone on here might know: Would I be refused the booster because I have a broken wrist?

 

flecc

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I'm hoping someone on here might know: Would I be refused the booster because I have a broken wrist?


I'm sure you wouldn't be refused, the Covid vaccine doesn't appear to affect bone health issues:

"You can have a COVID vaccine whilst taking any of the osteoporosis medications. The vaccine will be effective and safe for you, and there are no recommendations around having them at different times. It is safe to have them both on the same day. "

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With compulsory mask wearing in shops and on public transport due in England shortly, I wonder what the observance will be ?

I Wales we have had to wear them as above for a long time.

One observation I would make is that compared to us oldies, a lot of young people seem to have medical excemptions from wearing masks in shops etc, which I find odd, why do the young have so many more adverse medical conditions than the oldies ?
 

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flecc

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One observation I would make is that compared to us oldies, a lot of young people seem to have medical excemptions from wearing masks in shops etc, which I find odd, why do the young have so many more adverse medical conditions than the oldies ?
For many years now we've had near epidemic levels of asthma among the young, which often clears up during their twenties. My niece was one of them, having spells in intensive care and nearly losing her life at 18.

This has been highlighted in the campaigns against traffic polution.

Information link
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guerney

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You've posted at least 20 links with no context/comment in the previous 2 pages (I couldn't be bothered to go further back than that.) It's akin to shouting the title at passers-by.

Were you add some context to your posts readers could decide if they're worthy of further investigation.
Just a thought.
Context: This forum automatically populates displayed links with scraped content - usually headlines and a subtext. You can follow the links, or ignore them.

Any link I post here, will (mostly) be about "Covid. Diet. Health".

Growing your own veg is often healthier:


Say or post links to something useful or interesting? Just a partial thought. ;)
 
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guerney

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With compulsory mask wearing in shops and on public transport due in England shortly, I wonder what the observance will be ?

I Wales we have had to wear them as above for a long time.

One observation I would make is that compared to us oldies, a lot of young people seem to have medical excemptions from wearing masks in shops etc, which I find odd, why do the young have so many more adverse medical conditions than the oldies ?
Very late last night in ASDA, there were very few shoppers about - the intercom was blaring out the message that masks were required... I was the only one wearing one. It might be different during daylight hours, when the mostly masked elderly usually shop.
 

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"COVID-19 Post-acute Sequelae Among Adults: 12 Month Mortality Risk"

 

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I was the only one wearing one. It might be different during daylight hours, when the mostly masked elderly usually shop.
Could be.

Another observation would be that when youngsters are shopping in a group of two or more, the whole group appears to be medically excempt from mask wearing.
 

guerney

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Could be.

Another observation would be that when youngsters are shopping in a group of two or more, the whole group appears to be medically excempt from mask wearing.
They're also legally exempt from infecting and potentially killing older people. I'm ordering online exclusively for awhile...
 
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"Those who have already had other variants of coronavirus do not appear to be protected against Omicron"