You have to wear TROUSERS to get the vaccine!

[OnlyTeaForMe]

[NB - Lighthearted . . .]

Is it just me, or did anyone else find this visual on the BBC website a bit weird?
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Social distancing disaaaahster darling. One person is actually treading on another persons foot they are so close.Though I am impressed with the queue discipline, no barriers , no barging (apart from the foot treader).

I hope there are at least 20 vaccinators beyond the door, otherwise, allowing a minimum of ten minutes for paperwork and sleeve rolling up the poor beggars at the end are in for a long wait.

Indeed . . . I'd hazard a guess that everyone in that queue has a BMI of 25 or less.

Haha this thread's funny.

Making a note to wear a skirt when I go, just for this illustrator

Is nobody’s else concerned by the lack of eyes though? No wonder they can’t distance properly

@Cornettoninja

Aw, now I’m picturing the designer reading this thread looking

It’s okay anonymous bbc dude, you tried.

I'm worried they've let a Frenchman into the 16-64 group! #ShutTheBorders

Knew it reminded me of something!

Anyone else spotted the two people with their mask hanging from their ears at the bottom!

Yeah, looks a bit mean to me.

The obese are long gone...

TheSultanofPingu

Maybe the artist isn't very good at drawing legs.

Not sure...

I think they'd all be wearing long skirts if he couldn't do legs, like all my drawings of people used to show them wearing mittens or standing with their arms behind their backs because I couldn't do hands.

PS Love your name, btw

Are they having a couple of weeks off between mid-Feb and end-Feb?

@TurkeyTrot

Are they having a couple of weeks off between mid-Feb and end-Feb?

Excellent spot!!

It’s really helped me chose my outfit for when I do get the vaccine. Yellow trousers and blue top it is. I’d been wondering what to wear as obviously it will be the first exciting event of 2020.

Obviously forecasting a heatwave for Feb too - all those T shirts!

My category isn’t on there

@Busygoingblah

It’s really helped me chose my outfit for when I do get the vaccine. Yellow trousers and blue top it is. I’d been wondering what to wear as obviously it will be the first exciting event of 2020.

I don’t know which to start on first; dyeing my hair, finding the right clothes, losing half a person of weight, or fixing my disability so I can walk. Oh, or gouging out my eyes 😄

You mean we have to get out of our pjs to attend? That’s a disappointment

Around 80% of disability is invisible. Personally I think endless people in wheelchairs to denote disability to denote inclusion serves to emphasis the fact that disability should be seen. Maybe some of these people have Lupus, Elhers Danlos or a colostomy bag hidden under their jeans. Plus lots of people aren’t actually wheelchair dependant, maybe they drove and it wasn’t a long walk so left mobility aids in the car.

Only if your PJ's aren't yellow and blue.

No they aren’t. What a shame. I draw the line about putting a bra on though. Much comfier without!

Did you notice that they don't show you the queue of people leaving? Because THE ONES WHO LEAVE AREN'T PEOPLE ANY MORE 😱

SOYLENT GREEN!

THEY ARE BEING MADE INTO SOYLENT GREEN!!!

(I blame Brexit)

@TurkeyTrot

Are they having a couple of weeks off between mid-Feb and end-Feb?

I wondered that.

I think they are taking a deep breath before they wrestle with all the feisty ole trouts (my category is the next one, and I'll want some answers to questions).

(eg Why have I had to walk in a snake, non-socially distanced line to get this jab and why have some ejects stopped dead in the middle of the line, holding the queue up?)

@Brownfrown

Around 80% of disability is invisible. Personally I think endless people in wheelchairs to denote disability to denote inclusion serves to emphasis the fact that disability should be seen. Maybe some of these people have Lupus, Elhers Danlos or a colostomy bag hidden under their jeans. Plus lots of people aren’t actually wheelchair dependant, maybe they drove and it wasn’t a long walk so left mobility aids in the car.

An awful lot of them only have one leg. I always thought we did pretty well on hip replacements in the UK but now I am a bit concerned that some hospitals may have been pursuing an alternative solution.

To be fair the monopedals in the illustration seem to be coping well and keeping up with the bipedals.

@OnlyTeaForMe

I'm worried they've let a Frenchman into the 16-64 group! #ShutTheBorders

Is he just a Frenchman when it suits him, perhaps?

Is nobody’s else concerned by the lack of eyes though? No wonder they can’t distance properly