
IT Business Analyst, Storage guru and John Lewis Partner at @waitrose. Oldest man on the team for Wantage & Grove CC @wantagecc. Chief Numpty of most things.
Wantage, Oxfordshire.
Joined September 2009
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Replying to @Excellentsalvic
The USA is FAR too misogynistic for an all woman team. Even a woman and the prime candidate is too much. AOC as a VP is a reasonably good idea but she is better in Congress.
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Replying to @ASRatchett @mtgreenee
That has been a description of the whole of the corrupt congress for the past thirty years.
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Replying to @Markfry809 @LePapillonBlu2
Sir, respectfully, you are wrong.
He is not a mad man.
He is a corrupt paedophile.
Tariffs and the fracas in Iran are distracting from the Epstein Files.
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Replying to @Dez_NUT5 @mtgreenee
Then stop stating vaccines are bad. You have a problem with ONE scientific product.
Denouncing all vaccines will kill people!
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Replying to @Dez_NUT5 @mtgreenee
I agree, all drugs should be treated the same.
However, again you have not given an account of anti vax thought, if there ever was any.
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Tim Weekes retweeted
There are pretty much countless large parking lots for cars, and installing solar panels over them would generate half the electricity we use.
Not only would this be an efficient use of land, but it would also help keep the cars cooler while parked.
Replying to @Dez_NUT5 @mtgreenee
Immunisation is, by definition, good.
Vaccines can only be called vaccines if one is immunised by them.
Ergo, vaccines are good. Science is easy like that.
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Replying to @peaceandloveiot @mtgreenee
That timescale is due to bureaucracy, which was waived during the pandemic.
But why anti vaccine movement that stops the measles, polio and tuberculosis vaccines?
These were almost wiped out before the anti vaxxers were given voice.
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Replying to @OakHillsBoy @mtgreenee
Not sure what you mean. However, I was working with friends in the epidemiological arena.
They saved lives with their research and that helped bring the fatality rates down to acceptable levels.
I am still waiting for the answer regarding reasons for anti vaccine rhetoric
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Replying to @Dez_NUT5 @mtgreenee
Still no argument as to why the anti vaccine movement is there. Vaccines work and, to protect all, they should be encouraged.
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Replying to @mtgreenee
Please, can you give me a cogent explanation for your anti vaccine stance? Vaccines have been around for hundreds of years and work.
Seriously, I am truly confused by the anti vax rhetoric.
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Replying to @Trucker238 @LePapillonBlu2
He was partially correct. If you inject bleach, Covid is no longer your main concern.
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Replying to @juliesaysthings
Masks do not protect the wearer very much . They are intended to protect others FROM the wearer. That is the primary reason surgeons wear them.
If you have an infection then wear one, otherwise wear the attire you feel comfortable in.
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Replying to @ReemAmirIbrahim
Have you tried to get Health Insurance yet? I moved here last year. My premiums are in excess of $11k a year and tgd excess is $9k
You are young and will work. You have ZERO employment protection here.
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Replying to @sharrond62
And all you did was get up at 04:30, swim, breakfast, school, swim, tea and homework. All that and trying not to drown.
Totally slacking off.
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And then only the one medal each for competitors, where there should be a dozen for the parents.
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