RobotToaster, 9 months ago Did we run out of greek letters for variants?
Did we run out of greek letters for variants?
thehatfox, 9 months ago Astronomical names of stars and planets have started to be used. I don’t know if it’s an official thing or just a media thing. There was another variant a few days ago called Eris, which seemed to be tempting fate a bit considering Eris is also the Greek goddess of strife!
Astronomical names of stars and planets have started to be used. I don’t know if it’s an official thing or just a media thing.
There was another variant a few days ago called Eris, which seemed to be tempting fate a bit considering Eris is also the Greek goddess of strife!
gnutrino, 9 months ago No, the WHO only assigns greek letters to Variants of Concern which this isn’t (yet). It was named by a scientist on twitter after an asteroid that sounds close to pi and rho (which would be the next Greek letters if it becomes a VoC)
No, the WHO only assigns greek letters to Variants of Concern which this isn’t (yet). It was named by a scientist on twitter after an asteroid that sounds close to pi and rho (which would be the next Greek letters if it becomes a VoC)
Mr_Blott, 9 months ago Meanwhile MPs - https://feddit.uk/pictrs/image/bc51dae8-d632-4aad-9e86-e07cc1fb1388.jpeg
Meanwhile MPs - https://feddit.uk/pictrs/image/bc51dae8-d632-4aad-9e86-e07cc1fb1388.jpeg
lasagna, 9 months ago Boats. Mash them. Boil them. Put immigrants in them.
Boats. Mash them. Boil them. Put immigrants in them.
lemonflavoured, 9 months ago "Sink the boats, hang the paedos, simple as!"
"Sink the boats, hang the paedos, simple as!"
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