
Scott Morrisons been SHOT!
In the shoulder......
There are plenty of them around. Some clown on the radio this morning stated that he wouldn't get the vaccine because he was in a low-risk group. When questioned about the possibility of passing the virus onto a more vulnerable person, he replied that he didn't interact with anyone vulnerable. Guess he is either a hermit or a f-kwit.Thumbs down to the cock heads booing when vaccinations were mentioned at the tennis last night.
The whole booing of the vaccine was all per se man.. the crowd anticipated the announcer was going to praise the Victorian government for a job well done. Hopeless.Thumbs down to the cock heads booing when vaccinations were mentioned at the tennis last night.
Victorian or Federal? Good reason to boo either really given we are near last in the world queue.The whole booing of the vaccine was all per se man.. the crowd anticipated the announcer was going to praise the Victorian government for a job well done. Hopeless.
Got to nod my head in disbelief at times. Really.
Victorian.. apparently 90% approval of administering a vaccine.. accounted for 90% of the crowd booing.. Christ. Must have only sold tickets to anti vaxxers re. Must have been a lengthy process rounding em up.Victorian or Federal? Good reason to boo either really given we are near last in the world queue.
There is nothing praiseworthy about the timing of our vaccine delivery. We couldn't have introduced it more slowly if we wanted to do so. And the bread and butter one could be months away - they say March, but we are yet to even start producing it in Australia.Victorian.. apparently 90% approval of administering a vaccine.. accounted for 90% of the booing.. Christ. Must have only sold tickets to anti vaxxers re.
Don't think folk booed in unison because of the timing of the jab re when it wasn't even about the jab anyhow.There is nothing praiseworthy about the timing of our vaccine delivery. We couldn't have introduced it more slowly if we wanted to do so. And the bread and butter one could be months away - they say March, but we are yet to even start producing it in Australia.
I was just adding a point. So they were booing the government?Don't think folk booed in unison because of the timing of the jab re when it wasn't even about the jab anyhow.
Remember the Essendon suppporters booed Pendlebury when he won the bog medal? They actually booed because they felt they were done wrong by the umpires. Along those lines. Anything relating to this incompetent govt you'd get a negative reaction. Don't think it had anything to do with the vaccine on it's own. Accompanied with the government.. different story re.I was just adding a point. So they were booing the government?
It was originally set at around the 3 - 4 week mark based on clinical trials, just like the Pfizer vaccine. The UK govt made a decision to change the interval to 12 weeks in order to get more of the population covered by at least one dose. The data for efficacy at the 12 week interval is just catching up or confirming that this interval is ok and has no impact on immune response. I’m not sure if the 12 weeks is being scheduled here or if we are adhering to the 3 week recommended interval.There is a 3 week break between jabs for Pfizer and 12 weeks for the AstraZeneca. Anyone know if the AZ break can be less. If able to go overseas (unlikely) mid year, would not want to be held up by the enforced break.
Fairly sure we are going with the 3 months.It was originally set at around the 3 - 4 week mark based on clinical trials, just like the Pfizer vaccine. The UK govt made a decision to change the interval to 12 weeks in order to get more of the population covered by at least one dose. The data for efficacy at the 12 week interval is just catching up or confirming that this interval is ok and has no impact on immune response. I’m not sure if the 12 weeks is being scheduled here or if we are adhering to the 3 week recommended interval.
I wouldn’t worry about the intervals.There is a 3 week break between jabs for Pfizer and 12 weeks for the AstraZeneca. Anyone know if the AZ break can be less. If able to go overseas (unlikely) mid year, would not want to be held up by the enforced break.
The announcer did praise the Vic Government for making the tournament happen.The whole booing of the vaccine was all per se man.. the crowd anticipated the announcer was going to praise the Victorian government for a job well done. Hopeless.
Got to nod my head in disbelief at times. Really.
I'm hopeful that things will have changed for Australian entry/exit and those of a lot of other countries by mid 2022 and I think travelling to and from some countries will still require long quarantines and restrictions on entry due to whether particular countries have been vaccinated yet.I wouldn’t worry about the intervals.
You ain’t going anywhere this year I reckon.
So let bygones be bygones?The announcer did praise the Vic Government for making the tournament happen.
And was booed by the same idiots. These idiots don’t even understand that without the government support of the event they wouldn’t be in the stands and therefore couldn’t boo!
You can’t battle stupidity, and there was a large contingent of stupidity on show last night.
The first jeer was just in reaction to the mention of a vaccine. No mention of government. Sounded like it was just the Novak supporters. Understandably, they were getting a bit restless as the TA Prez was rambling.So let bygones be bygones?
The announcement was strictly Tennis related, praising the work done to make sure the tournament proceeded.So let bygones be bygones?
How could they be anti-vaccines; his name sounds like a vaccine.The first jeer was just in reaction to the mention of a vaccine. No mention of government. Sounded like it was just the Novak supporters. Understandably, they were getting a bit restless as the TA Prez was rambling.