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Vim Fuego posted:how the gently caress are all of you fucks eligible for the loving vaccine I'm a 22 year old with no healthcare background who created a startup in Philly. They gave me that poo poo by the truckload, me and the bros are gonna have a rager. Keg stands, butt chugging etc Lies: I haven't been 22 in like a century 
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withak posted:Was that the hospital that was in the news last week, or was there another hospital that did this? Depressingly I looked it up but couldn't find it in a sea of other cases lmao. I only know the rough area, not the exact hospital anyway.
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Jan 31, 2021 13:36
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I got mine from Karen on Facebook Live.
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Vim Fuego posted:how the gently caress are all of you fucks eligible for the loving vaccine volunteering at a vax site in exchange for a hit of the good stuff what's funny is this was never advertised as an incentive anywhere on the open signup because they didn't want the public to  Guess what happened anyway lmao
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Randabis posted:I got mine from Karen on Facebook Live. Weird. Karen told me not to trust vaccines. Something about Bill Gates and George Soros.
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Jan 31, 2021 14:55
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My parents both got the Pfizer vaccination yesterday. No sign of any side effects so far.
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Karen says not to take the vaccine. Instead take Vaxseen: the covid treatment that will have you socializing in person once again! Do you want to be a boss babe? Do you want financial security by the age of 30? Well then
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Alan Smithee posted:im a canadian casino mogul. Me and my actress trophy wife flew to the Yukon cuz there aint nobody there but First Posters. We got in trouble for it though. Should have gone to Quebec, nobody gives a gently caress about *those* people Jokes on you Quebec ran out of vaccine 2 weeks ago. Their vaccination protocols is actually one of the few things this backwards rear end province does right
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Alan Smithee posted:Karen says not to take the vaccine. Just take Colloidal Silver, I heard it makes you immune to Covid!
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Fame Douglas posted:Just take Colloidal Silver, I heard it makes you immune to Covid! I look forward to seeing more smurfs in public.
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https://www.yahoo.com/sports/dodger-stadium-covid-19-vaccinations-shut-down-protesters-012430216.html These people should be charged with something. Not sure yet, but gently caress them.
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I work in healthcare so  a disturbing number of my colleagues don't seem to be interested in the vaccine despite us being given multiple opportunities to sign up for different clinics. I hopped on the very first one they sent us.
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coronatae posted:I work in healthcare so That's odd but turning down a vaccine for yourself is a lot different then shutting down a vaccine site preventing others from getting it.
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Spinz posted:Congratulations Thanks I guess. Collateral posted:Sorry to hear that. With our first kid it took years and finally IVF to do the trick so now five years later, in our forties and not paying attention, it happens the old fashioned way. So cliche. I mean, being pregnant and having a baby will probably suck slightly less this year vs last but I'm still not looking forward to it. Even now I'm not allowed to go to any of the appointments. And none of our family lives in this country so when the time comes there isn't going to be a lot of help. Bleh l'll stop now. This will all be funny in a few years right.
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pro starcraft loser posted:That's odd but turning down a vaccine for yourself is a lot different then shutting down a vaccine site preventing others from getting it. Yeah that was a very delayed answer to those asking how some of us are getting the vaxx so early. The antivaxx protesters can suck poo poo
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coronatae posted:Yeah that was a very delayed answer to those asking how some of us are getting the vaxx so early. The antivaxx protesters can suck poo poo My bad!! Keep fighting the good fight.
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teen witch posted:if anyone wants to feel a sense of goddamn I don’t know, this void encompassing even further, the latest ask a mortician is really good but Jesus gently caress, gently caress. I just watched that. It's really frustrating as someone that's basically bunkered for almost a whole year now. Mrs. Frogge is going to go back to work in a school because they're all being forced back and considering it's a rural district (see: conservative and thus it leans anti-mask/anti-basic loving safety precautions) so it's all but a foregone conclusion that we're going to get it before they realize they made a mistake and close down again, so the entire year of doing everything right and not seeing anyone or going anywhere so maybe I could last until we get a vaccine was for loving nothing. She'd quit but we can't afford to have one of us lose our jobs.
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pro starcraft loser posted:https://www.yahoo.com/sports/dodger-stadium-covid-19-vaccinations-shut-down-protesters-012430216.html I hope they die.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:I hope they die. Isnt it legal to run over and murder protesters now?
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1B in SC is open to parents/caretakers of vulnerable children, among other more typical groups. I think that's a good loving call. but I was talking to a friend in MD with a chronic illness that makes her incredibly susceptible and she can't get the shot yet. she's in line behind the current group (which includes veterinary employees, clergy and church employees, probably also ice cream men)
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hemale in pain posted:Isnt it legal to run over and murder protesters now? In Florida yes. You can shoot them too I think. Or at least it was proposed. I'm not sure if it went into law. gently caress this country. Well, gently caress Florida at least. This is from DeSantis' twitter. Read point B. 
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Jeza posted:My parents have a friend in the US who is married to a scion of a wealthy bigshot family, and she was the sort of main assistant to a US Senator. it's not fair to point the finger at America. People with money get their way, everywhere, always.
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frogge posted:I just watched that. It's really frustrating as someone that's basically bunkered for almost a whole year now. Mrs. Frogge is going to go back to work in a school because they're all being forced back and considering it's a rural district (see: conservative and thus it leans anti-mask/anti-basic loving safety precautions) so it's all but a foregone conclusion that we're going to get it before they realize they made a mistake and close down again, so the entire year of doing everything right and not seeing anyone or going anywhere so maybe I could last until we get a vaccine was for loving nothing. She'd quit but we can't afford to have one of us lose our jobs. You helped flatten the curve. If you die next month, you still may have saved other lives back in April or whenever the local peak was in your town, when you didn't catch&spread it thanks to good self-isolation. Keep doing your best and hang in there.
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Alan Smithee posted:Are they weirdo anti vaxxers or just like “oh I want more deserving people to go first” I think it was hesitation over it being a new type of vaccine with the mRNA technology. I told them this is the future of vaccines but who knows whether I got through to anyone. A current temporary coworker expressed both the "more deserving people first" sentiment AND that they'd refuse the Moderna vaccine because Bill Gates says the earth is overpopulated. I tried not to engage with that because it seemed like an opportunitiy to incur psychic damage
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Gynovore posted:it's not fair to point the finger at America. People with money get their way, everywhere, always. These things happen elsewhere for sure, there's always a way if you have enough contacts and money to grease the wheels. But in places with a state run healthcare system, it's not exactly as simple as leaning on your mates at the local 'for-profit' hospital who have boxes of vaccine goodies to give away to donors. I know of ways and means in the UK, but in general it's not available to receive a vaccine privately because all the supply is in the NHS. I was also kinda feeling the attitude side of things. If there's a sliding spectrum of 'deference' to the state, America has to be pretty close to the bottom of the table. Gleefully boasting about hopping the queue and getting one over the state rollout just epitomises an American mindset, to me. If somebody here got a vaccine on the down-low ahead of time, they'd probably keep that close to their chest. Feel free to disagree, just my take on things.
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indiscriminately posted:NYC had busy outdoor dining over summer, fall without significant community spread. Not arguing for it or against it, just sayin'. A friend said during the giant wave in NYC, "only the crazy people go outside. If you want to be sure to buy something you'll have to go to on average 3 shops to be sure to find the item". So I'm guessing people in NYC mostly take Covid pretty seriously since they've already suffered a lot and had time to process it. LA, it seems not so much.
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O yeah, update on Moderna 2: I was incredibly achy and uncomfortable last night, to the point where I had a hard time falling asleep. There was also some nausea. It was somewhat improved in the morning, and well-controlled by advil throughout the day. I have been seeing a lot of material advising that you shouldn't take any pain relievers before getting the shot, but that using them to control effects that appear post-shot is fine. Beats getting intubated.
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Day 2 after Moderna shot 1 and I think I'm feeling better. Arm still sore where the injection went in, but I feel less crap than yesterday. Seems like the sound sensitvity has reduced and I just generally feel better. Muscles still a little achy, but better than yesterday. It does seem like I've had minor stomach issues from it. I barely ate Friday night, and didn't eat a lot yesterday. Had vague, mild abdominal pain and just not much appetite, but wasn't queasy or anything. Not feeling much of an appetite so far today but we'll see how it goes.
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I'm going to jump on the Moderna second dose train and say I'm feeling a lot better after having fever, shakes, nausea from 12 hours after the shot to 36 hours after the shot. I was afraid to take any pain reliever/fever reducer before that point as I did not want to blunt my immune response. Feeling great now though, 3 days later.
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redreader posted:A friend said during the giant wave in NYC, "only the crazy people go outside. If you want to be sure to buy something you'll have to go to on average 3 shops to be sure to find the item". So I'm guessing people in NYC mostly take Covid pretty seriously since they've already suffered a lot and had time to process it. LA, it seems not so much.
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I've heard some people have luck with getting the vaccine by just going to a place giving out vaccines when they're about to close and saying "yo if your next appointment doesn't show up and that poo poo's going to go bad can you put it in my arm instead". Has anyone had any success with this method? Is it even worth trying?
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It really depends on how the powers that be are handing out the vaccine in your area. Where I live, the city is distributing ~2k doses per day, three days a week at the big downtown conference center, and you can pretty reliably get a walk-up shot if you show up an hour before closing time. The logistics are quite different if you have to go through a pharmacy or private clinic where they can process 20 shots an hour instead of 300.
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Irukandji Syndrome posted:I've heard some people have luck with getting the vaccine by just going to a place giving out vaccines when they're about to close and saying "yo if your next appointment doesn't show up and that poo poo's going to go bad can you put it in my arm instead". Has anyone had any success with this method? Is it even worth trying? From what my parents living in Arizona tell me, people are regularly successful with this method. The state is doing appointments but there are no-shows, or they'll have a few more doses than they scheduled appointments for, and people queue up in line for hours until the end of the day a nurse comes out and says "we have 5 spare doses" and whoever is at the front of the line gets them. Then they're allowed to schedule their second dose on the spot And I don't mean this as a "word of mouth" story, they each have coworkers who claim to have received doses this way.
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Irukandji Syndrome posted:I've heard some people have luck with getting the vaccine by just going to a place giving out vaccines when they're about to close and saying "yo if your next appointment doesn't show up and that poo poo's going to go bad can you put it in my arm instead". Has anyone had any success with this method? Is it even worth trying? I hear word of it happening but again it's completely inconsistent. If you are really desperate it might be worth the effort. Works best if you have some ears to the ground, people working in healthcare
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QuarkJets posted:And I don't mean this as a "word of mouth" story, they each have coworkers who claim to have received doses this way. That's the literal definition of word of mouth though
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greazeball posted:That's the literal definition of word of mouth though The definitions are both literal and relative to the concepts of connotations and denotations my child. Embrace them.
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Irukandji Syndrome posted:I've heard some people have luck with getting the vaccine by just going to a place giving out vaccines when they're about to close and saying "yo if your next appointment doesn't show up and that poo poo's going to go bad can you put it in my arm instead". Has anyone had any success with this method? Is it even worth trying? No clue, but over here, the city has an (online) list you can put your name on for left over vaccines, as long as you're able to get to places within the city limits within 1-2 hours on short notice. Maybe check if something like this is available.
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