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At this point they don't have any choice but to rally up support for Boris. Before Omicron, he was gibbering babytalk and the Xmas parties didn't look as worrying. There's now no chance of a snap election being called in the near future. They'd need a big post-Omicron wave bounce, before the Covid Inquiry. I doubt that anyone will challenge for leadership under these circumstances, as it would only hurt their future prospects.
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Who remembers the fat twat announcing irreversible lifting of COVID restrictions in late Spring this year? Why does he keep making these stupid statements, only to fall flat in his face a short time later? ****.
"And when the Vicar got to the commandmentCan't even get their mate appointed as chair of charity commission:
New chair of charities watchdog resigns over ‘inappropriate’ behaviour
Martin Thomas steps down after it emerged he was subject of misconduct complaints at Women for Women International UK
New chair of charities watchdog resigns over ‘inappropriate’ behaviour
Martin Thomas steps down after it emerged he was subject of misconduct complaints at Women for Women International UKwww.theguardian.com
"Though shalt not commit adultery"
He left in a hurry as he had remembered where he left his bike!
That is about how I felt. Since around then, very rarely has it had the slightest appeal. Though the odd time I get a feeling of smoking in a dream-like experience. When that happens, I only seems to recall or invent the nicer sides - some of the more attractive smells.
I think you have just described soundwaves permanent state of mind.
The 99 tory anti-anti-covid measures rebels will be blowing their fuses:
Ministers reportedly considering Omicron ‘circuit breaker’ in England
Post-Christmas measures could include ban on mixing indoors except for work, with outdoor service only at pubs and restaurants
Ministers reportedly considering Omicron ‘circuit breaker’ in England
Post-Christmas measures could include ban on mixing indoors except for work, with outdoor service only at pubs and restaurants
I get offered smokes by clients all the time, and for awhile I'd put aside my vape and accept one - but only if it was a Malboro, Gauloises, cigar, or indeed any other type at all lol. These days, I don't feel the need whatsoever (after several years) - I'm largely over it, now that I have my comfort vape (several, just in case three break down at once). But I'm not addicted...
perhaps like America Post trump we have a great deal to realise about ourselves. our mediocrity, stupidity, bigotry. post brexit winning an election is one thing, as we're discovering with boris and covid, being able to govern (as will become increasingly compelling) is quite another
yes, it's been twenty years since I quit and the other day (after a murderous row with oh) I thought I could kill for a nice short fat Gauloises
This thing is so infectious they will probably be wasting their time.
From my post 102,486:
"Now we'll have to see what Omicron does. Infections up 25% overall in London and in some parts over double the rest of the country at around 1% of a borough's population. So it sure is infectious, seems it can go though brick walls to reach that many so quickly."
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There are no Gauloises flavoured vapes, but there's Vampire, Unicorn and Memberberry
Sadly, I don't think that the Tories will arrive at any sort of revelatory moment - all that's happened is that the crazy has become unhidden... but they all knew/know it's always been/is there all long - it's not news to them, but I do hope it's shocking enough to get people motivated enough to vote them out.
it can knock 10% off the staff level of the NHS.
I don't think they have much choice if the number of covid related hospital admissions go over 2,000 a day.
Even though cases are high, deaths and hospitalisations are low - it looks to me like there's a long way to go before new restrictions are necessary.
Man, were there actual cigar shavings in those things? They reallly hit the spot! (I'm inhaling a huge cloud of compensatory vape ["Maiden Tobacco" flavour, I ran out of Vampire]).
Yes, to me smoking had to feel as destructive as it was, and gauloises with their massive rancid throat burning hit of nicotine delivered that unlike anything else
Smoked them for a year when I was living in France, but a few years later when chain smoking they were too much.
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"Gauloises" was the noise I made in the morning, after smoking them the night before
Hopefully that won't happen, the results from Lambeth with very low vaccination rates are encouraging:
Over 35% haven't had any vaccination, over 40% have not had two doses of vaccine and their booster rate is half the national rate.
Brixton North in Lambeth is their worst zone for protection, over 40% with no vaccination, nearly 50% without the second dose and almost double the national infection rate now at 1088 per 100,000.
BUT:
Lambeth infection rate 0.9 per 100,000, (below national 1.1)
Hospital admission rate 1.5 per 100,000 (equates to 1005 nationally for the UK)
Given that Lambeth has around half the vaccination protection of the country and has the very high population density of an inner London borough, I see not much to worry about nationally at present.
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