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JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Amazing I remember when all this was brand new. > Makes me feel ancient. > Looking back, this must have been about twenty years ago. Putting together a website from scratch. Bloody hell. Twenty years!!! 😮😮😮

Not software, but I've found TSO Host cheap and reliable for hosting a website. No idea if it's a similar system for forums, though!

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh - I found a little tutorial site. > > https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp I think that was where I learned html what seems like zillions of years ago. Over a very intensive weekend. Then I spent the next weekend learning CSS. It was very useful at the time 😶

This is getting boring, Trolley Snatcha.

Following the phone call from their rheumatology department, when I told them I'd already had the jab at St Thomas's, I've just now had a text from Kings, saying they are inviting "specified patients" to have the jab there, and to ignore the text if an appointment is already booked with my GP or another hospital. They then give an email address to which you have to respond with your details - which include your KCH hospital number (if known) but not your NHS number. This all seems like a terrible waste of admin resources. Surely there must be/should be a central database? No? I'm waiting for a call from my GP now ... 🙄

There's no stopping you now, KK 🤣

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Okay > I did send it to kid > But > And admin don't shoot me for this > > Type the following without spaces > > your text > > Which results in > > your text > > Please pay ?2 to my PayPal account > Name SpartacusWantsAComedyShowcase Ah! I hadn't thought of doing it with spaces! But I use b, not strong .

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > That's really cool, how do you make the letters > go > > bold like that ? > > Magic > > I could show you but when I type the commands in > it makes the text bold so it doesn't help ... > > Lol I tried to do that by putting "close bracket" in the first command and "open bracket" in the second command, instead of the actual (well, the other way round) but that didn't work either!

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's really cool, how do you make the letters go > bold like that ? You do it as you would in html. You will have to Google it as I can't work out a way to do it unless I do a screenshot of what I type.

Trolley Snatcha Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > 🙄🙄🙄 > > > > I don't do "important community work". > > > > My partner and I run music gigs (or did) and > have > > organised music stages at some community > events. > > > > Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, BTW. > > > Wow! your partner and you run music gigs? I bet > they were proper raucous affairs! And what of > these music stages you speak of- im most > intrigued, since Glastonbury is off ive been > looking for an altenative. > > whatever would the good folk of ED do without you? You're a real asset to this forum, aren't you? (That was sarcastic, BTW)

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > wordsworth Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sue Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > 🙄🙄🙄 > > > > > > I don't do "important community work". > > > > > > My partner and I run music gigs (or did) and > > have > > > organised music stages at some community > > events. > > > > > > Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, BTW. > > > > > > No it isn't necessarily > > sue who had a go at you for you to say this " > Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit" was it me ????? No.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I am 68 .. 69 in April I am registered as > Diabetic and have Asthma . Does that make me > Vulnerable ?? If you were classified as extremely vulnerable you would be on the shielding list and be getting letters accordingly. If you aren't sure, you should ask your GP, but this article gives a list of conditions, if you scroll down: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-on-shielding-and-protecting-extremely-vulnerable-persons-from-covid-19/guidance-on-shielding-and-protecting-extremely-vulnerable-persons-from-covid-19 I don't think asthma counts unless it is very severe.

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🙄🙄🙄 I don't do "important community work". My partner and I run music gigs (or did) and have organised music stages at some community events. Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, BTW.

How annoying. Just been phoned from Kings rheumatology department to offer me the vaccine. Would have been much more convenient than St Thomas's 😭 You would have thought there would be a central database of who had had it, wouldn't you?

Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a piece on the London news last night > about delivery difficulties. Looks as if people > are starting to realise we no longer have a > reliable postal service. Perhaps (perhaps) > something might get done I doubt it. I have a horrible feeling that this will be "the new normal". Unless Labour get in and un-privatise (is that a word?) the service.

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Spartacus Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Oh Sue > > > > I just now understood your secret code using > MUFC > > > > > > Do you have a discreet side entrance for > services > > like this, how much are you charging and as you > > are providing Man Under Female Control services > do > > I get to wear a ball gag and you in PVC with a > > whip? > > > > Oh Ken thank you so much for opening up my eyes > > (and other things) to this underrated service > > being provided in East Dulwich , I assume you > can > > recommend what I need to "ask for" to ensure > total > > humiliation is achieved 😷 > > i need to make a sincere apologies to SUE i did > not realise she was offering a service to the > forum members it's only when Spartacus asked you > for your work details that i realised what it has > been all about, SUE please accept my sincere > apologies.by the way i think you are doing a GREAT > SERVICE in these hard times keep up the great work > you are offering, ps try in the ED businesses, > restaurants & trades might get more work again > sincere apologies keep the good work Good idea, my house will be permanently spotless and I will be rich. They can cook my meals as well. They could be on a rota.

ken78 Wrote: -------------------------------------------- > > > it dose now as yoU need to as yoU say MUFC try and > use google look i did it for you all you have to > do is scroll down the page try it you might learn > something > > https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=M > UFC > > > MUFC > MUFC stands for "Man Under Female Control." > "Some MUFC talk without proper reasoning." > "I'm not a MUFC so, I have a say on issues > concerning my marriage!" > by Ozonetoy007 January 13, 2021 Dear oh dear. That use doesn't seem very common, does it? Considering you have to scroll right down past a load of other stuff to get to it. Crikey, perhaps I could earn some money and get my housework done at the same time :))

hibbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TheCat Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > https://www.betootaadvocate.com/humans-of-betoota/ > > > pork-chop-denies-carrying-on/ > > Love this! So do I! ETA:. PMSL 🤣

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > well she uses this MUFC any one know what it means > ???? or is this just one for the Female's > if you know what i mean, bet your old man or > should i say husband don't know you think like > this, is this forum the only place that you think > you have as you say MUFC (Man Under Female > Control) maxxi and sue come on the 2 of you can > do better than that CAN'T YOU, but saying what you > say it's having a go at all the men on this > forum.so sad Eh? When I googled MUFC that wasn't the meaning that came up at all :)) :)) :)) But you make whatever assumptions you like about me, ken78, if it makes you feel better :)) I'm sure they are amusing my partner :)) ETA: But maybe have a look at the online Urban Dictionary :)) (lights blue touchpaper and stands back .....) ETA: BTW, ken 78, did it occur to you that my "old man" as you call it might be a WOMAN???

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank the stars you didn't try to slip your > Manchester United Friends Forums abbreviation in > there Sue 😱 :))

:))

My acronym knowledge has been vastly increased by this thread. Now I'm looking for a suitable opportunity to use MUFC :)) Which won't be in a football context :))

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- . And some of those > who are asked to shield are indeed very > vulnerable, but are not able to be vaccinated > (e.g. they may be on immuno-suppressant > medication). > Just wondering where you got this information, Penguin68? I'm on immuno-suppressant medication, and have just been vaccinated, so now I'm rather worried! I just googled and found this (from the Arthritis Action website - I have no idea how accurate it may be, but it was updated on 14 December) The bold is mine. Q: Should I have the Covid-19 vaccination, and will it work if I am immunosuppressed? A: Several very promising vaccinations will become available over the coming months. They have been shown to be effective in the over 65 age group and it is likely that they will also be effective in those on immunosuppressing medicines too. Certain medicines for example rituximab are known to reduce the efficacy of other vaccinations so many people on this medicine will have already switched to an alternative where possible. Existing vaccinations, for example the annual influenza vaccination is still very effective for people on methotrexate and other immunosuppressing medicines, so it is likely that the Covid-19 vaccination will also be effective. People in the most vulnerable groups are likely to be offered the vaccination first, so if you are immunosuppressed, the advice is likely to be to accept the vaccination when it becomes available. I was asked (as I assume everybody is) to take a list of my medication with me, but I wasn't asked for it, I was just asked if I was on blood thinners (no) and also shown a list of the vaccine ingredients and asked if I was allergic to any of them (the only one I recognised was sucrose!!!)

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trolley Snatcha Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Hi Bob / Steven...! My thoughts exactly! 🤣