Other What's ruining your life right now?

Both my parents have the Covids, they're vaccinated and neither has gotten overly sick, so nothing overly concerning. But I'm now babysitter to two miserable retirees.

 

Is there any other kind?

 

People have been riding that bandwagon since Andrew Wakefield.

 

People have been riding that bandwagon for as long as there's been vaccines...

 

True. But the modern "antivaxx" movement and its proponents can be traced directly back to Andrew Wakefield and his fraudulent "work". He's still a hugely prominent figure in the antivaxx community.

 

Liquid not-quite-lunch it is then.

 

Chicken soup.

You need chicken soup.

 

Andrew Wakefield.... He should have been hanged, drawn and quartered.
Our son was born at the end of 2000, in the middle of the mayhem over MMR and its possible side effects.
We went with it in the end, having done a lot of research including discussions with friends who are medics and a friend's brother with the CDC in the USA.
There seemed to be no peer reviewed negative data worldwide when we looked closely.

Some friends paid for triple jabs in london for their kids and how many received no jabs?

It was a worrying time started by a dishonest doctor in someone else's pocket.

He has a LOT to answer for still.

Good luck Crappy

 

As does the Lancet for printing the **** in the first place [even if they later, belatedly, begrudgingly, retracted it].

 

Codeine barely touches these muscle pains, far worse than during my first rodeo with this covid crap

 

Me too to be fair but when I ever had any sort of ailment chicken soup and lucozade seemed to be the answer. To everything

Spag and sausages sounds far better. Mmmm sausages, now I'm hungry just before bed.

 

I ate crumpets with cream cheese.

 

I volunteer as the zoning chair for my neighborhood's registered community organization. We're currently opposing zoning variances for a giant 65' tall apartment building proposed to be built directly behind a bunch of 100 year old modest, but lovely Victorian homes.

I've been trying to hand the reigns over to other people more. It's an unpaid volunteer position and it's a ton of work, but lots of people can be unreliable and that sucks. Recently, we've been trying to expand our committees and create action groups to get more done.

This woman took it as an opportunity to hijack the email conversation, to try and take over everything and make a bunch of bonkers suggestions for how we should be doing things differently. I had to dress her down and tell her why everything she said in her emails was incorrect and inappropriate. I take no pleasure in it and truly hate doing it.

The major issue is that if I don't invite others, they feel excluded and like we operate behind closed doors except once a month at our general membership meeting. But if I open the doors and try to let everyone in, then the crazies make it impossible for anything to get done and other volunteers give up or run away. In this case, I'm trying to deal with crazy in the hopes that others will stay and I can have more help.

 

Very rarely do I genuinely wish people ill, but after all the harm he's caused Andrew Wakefield can die in a fire.

 

Left the house and closed the door behind me with the key still in the lock on the inside.
Went to the neighbour's house round the back, jumped the wall, garden door is also locked.
Called a locksmith who fortunately was in the neighbourhood but had to put my Dutch to the test.
70 euros later I'm back in the house and thinking of the saying locks are there only to keep honest people out (or something to that effect).

 

You need to get your key on a neckchain.