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They really are the most biddable and affectionate gundog, he works his socks off for me, always willing to learn but the best dog to have around the house too, I know it’s a cliché but he really is my best friend, I’ve got another one from the same bitch, he’s slightly more highly strung, but a...

Here’s Alfred one of three gundogs I own and my favourite, we’re working extremely hard to get onto the England HPR gundog team next year.

I’ve got Monkeypox at the moment, luckily I’ve got no symptoms, apparently I’m Achimptomatic.

This won’t sit well with him https://www.conveniencestore.co.uk/products/coca-cola-begins-introduction-of-attached-caps-across-portfolio/667557.article

You should have screamed for a policeman

This is my worry, it’s still in its infancy but as more and more come on board will the service drop, but to be fair if I could get a stable speed to stream a film now and again I’d be happy !

Anyone currently using Starlink for their internet ? Due to my rural location (albeit it only a few miles out of town) I use BT and I currently only get 10mbps download and 1mbps upload and quite unstable, looking at Starlink, users in other rural areas are singing it’s praises as the speeds...

Hmmm obliterating China and Russia.......Really ? But I'll ask the question again who has the bigger balls when it comes to a nuclear attack ? Putin and Xi or Boris and Biden or even the whole of NATO come to that. My guess it isn't the ever so stable liberal west !

Then it comes down to has the bottle to fire it first…..I’m not sure Boris or Biden has that bottle, but also won’t get involved for fear of poking the dragon, which leads us back to the original question.

A better analogy would be, would you stand up for your mate against the bully knowing that the bully was slightly deranged and has weapons that could potentially kill millions and change the world and mankind as we know it.

Sheffield Wednesday

I don’t disagree with anything you’ve said, in fact I totally agree, and I apologise maybe my initial reply was curt to say the least and probably didn’t sound like it did in my head. However the fact does remain, that a football stadium probably isn’t the wisest place to be in a pandemic, mask...

I think if your major concern is people not wearing masks, then perhaps a football stadium isn’t the best place for you to be.

But as you know, the huge difference and main factor is, these people aren’t being admitted with severe illness caused by covid. This in turn is a massive factor to be taken into consideration when our politicians are deciding whether to restrict peoples right to lead a normal life or not. I...

Yea at the beginning of November, I had a headache stuffy nose and a bad back, the worst symptom by far was the boredom of isolation! To be fair I’ve had far worse doses of man flu! And Sod’s law I picked up a cold on Wednesday!!!

Agreed, I’ll not be having any more, I had the first 2 as it seemed the right thing to do so we could lead a normal life, I had the 3rd one despite my better judgment, but I’ll certainly not have any more, it just doesn’t sit comfortably with me, the coercion to have the jab to lead a normal...

Yeah quite possibly, although I had covid about 6 weeks ago, and had much less symptoms than I’ve had today.

I had mine yesterday morning, 2 xAZ 1x Pz I’ve felt horrendous ever since, every joint in my body is aching, my hearts has been racing since yesterday lunchtime, and all of a sudden I get out of breath quickly. It can’t be any coincidence I was absolutely fine before my appointment. I certainly...

I guess so, I had my jabs back in June though.