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The problem is if he was correct at least 100,000 people would still be alive in this country, so the obvious conclusion is that this immunity isn't widespread enough to stop mass deaths from the Covid Virus.

Three actually, why do you ask?

This made me smile Reaction to hearing the news of the death of Prince Philip Later on Twitter It made me think wistfully how I miss my old Mum, she was the source of my madness. Two of her quotes to give you an inkling of her unique style After a couple of the kids at school were found to...

You may have a point there, none of the 883 people in Hull who have died of Covid have spoken to me either. Not even the 16 in our postcode Are they just unsociable? By the way what's the weather like on the moon where you live?

Not really, why should one o' they furriners respect the borrowed German Royal Family?

Remember our deal, first one to get there save the other a seat near the fire.

I suspect they are getting the drinks in in the Pfizer boardroom right now!

She could send him a telegram I'm not going to say how

Excellent timing for Johnson and NI though! better than a Royal Sprog

Actually he was prone to saying the first thing that came into his head https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/may/04/prince-philip-most-famous-comments-and-clangers Perhaps his attitude was due to dementia? This lovely quote rather suggests that "“I declare this thing open, whatever it...

The Consequences of voting an idiot into power Tory billionaire bankrolled ‘herd immunity’ scientist who advised PM against lockdown Exclusive: Johnson ruled out lockdown 24 hours after meeting with Sunetra Gupta – resulting in ‘1.3m extra COVID infections’

And a sad blow for the Queen indeed I hope for both his and the Queen's sake, he really did pass away peacefully. This is the way I would like to go, and I feel sure we all do.

That would certainly frighten me!

In other News Last week, the High Court granted permission to advance our case against Government for its award of contracts to Abingdon Health for rapid antibody tests. The deal with Abingdon Health has been marred by controversy since the very beginning, with Government suppressing reports...

And now for some possibly very good news Grain from the Sea The rice of the sea: how a tiny grain could change the way humanity eats An earlier reference Eelgrass (Zostera marina L.) in the Gulf of California:

Looks like an expensive shed on wheels :cool: Every time one pulls along side at a roundabout it is far too big and blindsides normal cars, and let's face it they are not very often driven within the speed limit, but what kills it for me is that crap rear visibility.

I haven't driven one, true, merely sat in one, the immediate impression is basically it's a truck, with lousy rear view through a rear window like a letter box. They are a nuisance at roundabouts, blocking the view of normal cars as the have all the presence of a tall brick wall. Still no doubt...

Biggest load of expensive and ugly trash on the road, You deserve one. I enjoyed the Der Sturmer article, usual fiction, so support for Brexit must be at 150% of the population if the Express are running the poll

I think he means the dealer went bust

I remember as a teenager asking my dentist if Eucryl will damage your teeth. He gave me a very odd look and said. "Only if you've got any" :cool: