The old 1,2 never let you down
Congrats on the milestone guys
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
comment by The Night King Returns Again (U20644)
posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 1 minute ago
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posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
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comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Night King Returns Again (U20644)
posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
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Must be a consonant nightmare
comment by Pun Guy (U21588)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Night King Returns Again (U20644)
posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
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Must be a consonant nightmare
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Thts rght
Had my first oxford jab on friday at about 4pm. Started feeling weak before bed, woke up next morning with fever, headache and soreness all over. Same on sunday but less intense.
Still feel a bit odd, but basically 95% of the way to how i felt before the jab.
The fecking injection site is still achey aswell.
comment by Tu Meke - AinsleyForRightBack (U3732)
posted 26 minutes ago
Had my first oxford jab on friday at about 4pm. Started feeling weak before bed, woke up next morning with fever, headache and soreness all over. Same on sunday but less intense.
Still feel a bit odd, but basically 95% of the way to how i felt before the jab.
The fecking injection site is still achey aswell.
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You had Covid-19 earlier but you didn't notice
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 1 minute ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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https://tenor.com/thUS.gif
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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No jab then no job
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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No jab then no job
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Luckily i'm retired.
But you raise an interesting point. Given that the virus hasn't delivered the millions of deaths that we were initially promised, then why the constant push for a vaccine for a germ that will not effect the vast majority (99%) of us?
comment by Vorsprung durch Tuchel (U1641)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 1 minute ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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https://tenor.com/thUS.gif
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https://images.app.goo.gl/VhMSX5marTn7XnRQA
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 1 hour, 8 minutes ago
comment by Tu Meke - AinsleyForRightBack (U3732)
posted 26 minutes ago
Had my first oxford jab on friday at about 4pm. Started feeling weak before bed, woke up next morning with fever, headache and soreness all over. Same on sunday but less intense.
Still feel a bit odd, but basically 95% of the way to how i felt before the jab.
The fecking injection site is still achey aswell.
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You had Covid-19 earlier but you didn't notice
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Why?
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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No jab then no job
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Luckily i'm retired.
But you raise an interesting point. Given that the virus hasn't delivered the millions of deaths that we were initially promised, then why the constant push for a vaccine for a germ that will not effect the vast majority (99%) of us?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Vaccines are more about safety in numbers than about protecting individuals. The more people who are vaccinated, the less the virus is able to spread through communities. If you don’t have a high percentage of the population vaccinated, the disease continues to find ways to spread. If it spreads too freely and mutates into a form against which the vaccines are not effective, you’ve got a problem again. I think the long-term view is that having as many people vaccinated as possible, not just the vulnerable, will suppress the virus over the next few years until it isn’t much of a threat. This won’t happen if you only vaccinate the most vulnerable.
As for the idea that it won’t affect most people, I thought this was well understood. The relatively small percentage of people whom it will affect badly is still a very large number - too large for health systems to cope with while trying to see to everything else they usually do. So, given that the society of which you are a part depends on that health service, it certainly does affect you.
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others. s
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
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Do you give blood or carry a donor card?
If not, put a sock in it
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 50 seconds ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
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I’m not sure I’d always call it selfishness, but I think there is a certain kind of parochialism that this pandemic has revealed in people. If you don’t get the illness and aren’t likely to die even if you do, it can be hard to see why your life has had to change so much because of it. But you have to be able to see that even small percentages are very, very big numbers when they are percentages of populations; you have to be able to see things on a societal, even a national, level rather than an individual one. If you think it’s just about looking after yourself, you’re bound to think the response has been exaggerated or even too buy into conspiracies.
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 11 minutes ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
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I help others, seven days a week.
Luckily i have the time and the 'oldies' in my family need the help.
You're just doing what you always do, and failing as usual.
Yeah but yeah but, I do other stuff therefore I don't have to do this!!
If you are not taking the jab you are a feckin moron and a , no ifs or buts about it. There isn't a right or wrong answer on this.
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 59 seconds ago
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 50 seconds ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I’m not sure I’d always call it selfishness, but I think there is a certain kind of parochialism that this pandemic has revealed in people. If you don’t get the illness and aren’t likely to die even if you do, it can be hard to see why your life has had to change so much because of it. But you have to be able to see that even small percentages are very, very big numbers when they are percentages of populations; you have to be able to see things on a societal, even a national, level rather than an individual one. If you think it’s just about looking after yourself, you’re bound to think the response has been exaggerated or even too buy into conspiracies.
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Fix the potholes. Don't try and improve things on a grander scale, just fix the potholes. Small mindedness. That's over 50% of the population
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No jab then no job
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Luckily i'm retired.
But you raise an interesting point. Given that the virus hasn't delivered the millions of deaths that we were initially promised, then why the constant push for a vaccine for a germ that will not effect the vast majority (99%) of us?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Vaccines are more about safety in numbers than about protecting individuals. The more people who are vaccinated, the less the virus is able to spread through communities. If you don’t have a high percentage of the population vaccinated, the disease continues to find ways to spread. If it spreads too freely and mutates into a form against which the vaccines are not effective, you’ve got a problem again. I think the long-term view is that having as many people vaccinated as possible, not just the vulnerable, will suppress the virus over the next few years until it isn’t much of a threat. This won’t happen if you only vaccinate the most vulnerable.
As for the idea that it won’t affect most people, I thought this was well understood. The relatively small percentage of people whom it will affect badly is still a very large number - too large for health systems to cope with while trying to see to everything else they usually do. So, given that the society of which you are a part depends on that health service, it certainly does affect you.
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Thanks for a reasoned response
As with many, we live in a bubble. We've been taking Vit D, C and Zinc since before Christmas 2019 as i had a feeling 'something' was going to happen. As the facts regarding the vaccines change then so will my stance but for the moment i'll carry on as i am.
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Yeah but yeah but, I do other stuff therefore I don't have to do this!!
If you are not taking the jab you are a feckin moron and a, no ifs or buts about it. There isn't a right or wrong answer on this.
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There's only one moron here bud.
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 seconds ago
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Yeah but yeah but, I do other stuff therefore I don't have to do this!!
If you are not taking the jab you are a feckin moron and a, no ifs or buts about it. There isn't a right or wrong answer on this.
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There's only one moron here bud.
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Two actually
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posted on 16/3/21
The old 1,2 never let you down
posted on 16/3/21
Congrats on the milestone guys
posted on 16/3/21
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
posted on 16/3/21
comment by The Night King Returns Again (U20644)
posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by The Night King Returns Again (U20644)
posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
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posted on 16/3/21
comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Night King Returns Again (U20644)
posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
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Must be a consonant nightmare
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Pun Guy (U21588)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Bãles left boot (U22081)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Night King Returns Again (U20644)
posted 33 seconds ago
Pzifer. 3wks ago 2mrw.
No side effects at all
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I think you might have vowel disease
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Must be a consonant nightmare
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Thts rght
posted on 16/3/21
Had my first oxford jab on friday at about 4pm. Started feeling weak before bed, woke up next morning with fever, headache and soreness all over. Same on sunday but less intense.
Still feel a bit odd, but basically 95% of the way to how i felt before the jab.
The fecking injection site is still achey aswell.
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Tu Meke - AinsleyForRightBack (U3732)
posted 26 minutes ago
Had my first oxford jab on friday at about 4pm. Started feeling weak before bed, woke up next morning with fever, headache and soreness all over. Same on sunday but less intense.
Still feel a bit odd, but basically 95% of the way to how i felt before the jab.
The fecking injection site is still achey aswell.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You had Covid-19 earlier but you didn't notice
posted on 16/3/21
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
posted on 16/3/21
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 1 minute ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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https://tenor.com/thUS.gif
posted on 16/3/21
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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No jab then no job
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No jab then no job
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Luckily i'm retired.
But you raise an interesting point. Given that the virus hasn't delivered the millions of deaths that we were initially promised, then why the constant push for a vaccine for a germ that will not effect the vast majority (99%) of us?
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Vorsprung durch Tuchel (U1641)
posted 20 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 1 minute ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
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https://tenor.com/thUS.gif
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https://images.app.goo.gl/VhMSX5marTn7XnRQA
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 1 hour, 8 minutes ago
comment by Tu Meke - AinsleyForRightBack (U3732)
posted 26 minutes ago
Had my first oxford jab on friday at about 4pm. Started feeling weak before bed, woke up next morning with fever, headache and soreness all over. Same on sunday but less intense.
Still feel a bit odd, but basically 95% of the way to how i felt before the jab.
The fecking injection site is still achey aswell.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
You had Covid-19 earlier but you didn't notice
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Why?
posted on 16/3/21
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No jab then no job
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Luckily i'm retired.
But you raise an interesting point. Given that the virus hasn't delivered the millions of deaths that we were initially promised, then why the constant push for a vaccine for a germ that will not effect the vast majority (99%) of us?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Vaccines are more about safety in numbers than about protecting individuals. The more people who are vaccinated, the less the virus is able to spread through communities. If you don’t have a high percentage of the population vaccinated, the disease continues to find ways to spread. If it spreads too freely and mutates into a form against which the vaccines are not effective, you’ve got a problem again. I think the long-term view is that having as many people vaccinated as possible, not just the vulnerable, will suppress the virus over the next few years until it isn’t much of a threat. This won’t happen if you only vaccinate the most vulnerable.
As for the idea that it won’t affect most people, I thought this was well understood. The relatively small percentage of people whom it will affect badly is still a very large number - too large for health systems to cope with while trying to see to everything else they usually do. So, given that the society of which you are a part depends on that health service, it certainly does affect you.
posted on 16/3/21
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others. s
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Do you give blood or carry a donor card?
If not, put a sock in it
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 50 seconds ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I’m not sure I’d always call it selfishness, but I think there is a certain kind of parochialism that this pandemic has revealed in people. If you don’t get the illness and aren’t likely to die even if you do, it can be hard to see why your life has had to change so much because of it. But you have to be able to see that even small percentages are very, very big numbers when they are percentages of populations; you have to be able to see things on a societal, even a national, level rather than an individual one. If you think it’s just about looking after yourself, you’re bound to think the response has been exaggerated or even too buy into conspiracies.
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 11 minutes ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I help others, seven days a week.
Luckily i have the time and the 'oldies' in my family need the help.
You're just doing what you always do, and failing as usual.
posted on 16/3/21
Yeah but yeah but, I do other stuff therefore I don't have to do this!!
If you are not taking the jab you are a feckin moron and a , no ifs or buts about it. There isn't a right or wrong answer on this.
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 59 seconds ago
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 50 seconds ago
Amazing how many selfish people there are. Two on here have quite clearly shown that they will only do what suits them and not others.s
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I’m not sure I’d always call it selfishness, but I think there is a certain kind of parochialism that this pandemic has revealed in people. If you don’t get the illness and aren’t likely to die even if you do, it can be hard to see why your life has had to change so much because of it. But you have to be able to see that even small percentages are very, very big numbers when they are percentages of populations; you have to be able to see things on a societal, even a national, level rather than an individual one. If you think it’s just about looking after yourself, you’re bound to think the response has been exaggerated or even too buy into conspiracies.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Fix the potholes. Don't try and improve things on a grander scale, just fix the potholes. Small mindedness. That's over 50% of the population
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by Kingdom of Davids (U21957)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 minutes ago
I'll be 53 on Sunday and have no intention of having any jab.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No jab then no job
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Luckily i'm retired.
But you raise an interesting point. Given that the virus hasn't delivered the millions of deaths that we were initially promised, then why the constant push for a vaccine for a germ that will not effect the vast majority (99%) of us?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Vaccines are more about safety in numbers than about protecting individuals. The more people who are vaccinated, the less the virus is able to spread through communities. If you don’t have a high percentage of the population vaccinated, the disease continues to find ways to spread. If it spreads too freely and mutates into a form against which the vaccines are not effective, you’ve got a problem again. I think the long-term view is that having as many people vaccinated as possible, not just the vulnerable, will suppress the virus over the next few years until it isn’t much of a threat. This won’t happen if you only vaccinate the most vulnerable.
As for the idea that it won’t affect most people, I thought this was well understood. The relatively small percentage of people whom it will affect badly is still a very large number - too large for health systems to cope with while trying to see to everything else they usually do. So, given that the society of which you are a part depends on that health service, it certainly does affect you.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks for a reasoned response
As with many, we live in a bubble. We've been taking Vit D, C and Zinc since before Christmas 2019 as i had a feeling 'something' was going to happen. As the facts regarding the vaccines change then so will my stance but for the moment i'll carry on as i am.
posted on 16/3/21
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Yeah but yeah but, I do other stuff therefore I don't have to do this!!
If you are not taking the jab you are a feckin moron and a, no ifs or buts about it. There isn't a right or wrong answer on this.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
There's only one moron here bud.
posted on 16/3/21
comment by ...TUX... (U22398)
posted 5 seconds ago
comment by Cinciwolf---A top 20 brand in world football (U11551)
posted 1 minute ago
Yeah but yeah but, I do other stuff therefore I don't have to do this!!
If you are not taking the jab you are a feckin moron and a, no ifs or buts about it. There isn't a right or wrong answer on this.
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There's only one moron here bud.
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Two actually
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