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High number of people with flu. I'm not too far away and got it for the first time in my life around NYE, knocked me pretty badly for a few days, so can imagine how it affects infirm people. I thought it was just a bad cold but it really wasn't.

Have they tried injecting bleach yet?

I've got a few family members with it right now, it's still around and seems to be having a bit of a summer comeback.

Same for me. I got a cold every time there was a change in temperature from a hot to cold season or vice versa, or sometimes when I'm run down with tiredness. Haven't had a cold for two years now. I suppose I could interpret that any way I want, but reality is I just don't know why, I can think...

And you are suggesting it is down to vaccines?

Breaking news: Matt Hancock is a piece of shit.

I got the rona again, managed to dodge it since Oct '20. Feels like a really bunged up cold and got sensitivity to light. Actually the last bit might just be my normal life.

You got Covilite.

I'm pretty sure with the infrastructure in place now in developed countries they are no longer classing someone who had Covid at time of death as dying from Covid, that was only in those early months during the start of the pandemic where ambiguous deaths were recorded that way.

Might as well change the thread title to Common Cold now.

I don't share your confidence or optimism.

With Omicron? Less than 10% of the people I know have caught that variant, but most have had Covid in some form, and 95% of those have x3 vaccinations.

The latter decision is contentious at least, gonna cause lots of problems in the workplace.

In a purely political move to attempt to appease the backbenchers and save his own ass, Boris has basically decided to relax all rules - working from home, mask mandate and even any isolation period for people with Covid, all removed from between next week and March.

That isn't the role of a judge.

Same as the UK tbh, now 7 days and some "experts" think we are close to it being in endemic territory.

Anything which isn't state-sponsored is a safe bet. I read on BBC World that they locked down Xi'an (13m people) because of 120 cases, and there was another city I've forgotten where they have checkpoints to prevent people leaving because they found 3 Covid cases lol.

USA #1 Meanwhile in China whole cities are held hostage in their apartments. Most likely still won't stop omicron.

I'd agree if most of the people who go to a gym as a new year's resolution didn't give up a few weeks or months after.

Better still I give them to two girls.