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| Mr. Hands 2x Apple Flavor |
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| War Horse |
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| Mr. Hands |
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54 | 28.72% |
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nexous posted:I don’t know why you child havers are so set on vaccinations. Wait for the empirical evidence that the CDC and FDA can interpret for you, to tell you what you should do. Please do not booster bandit vaccinations at this time. You may end up giving your child autism Shut the gently caress up.
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NoDamage posted:Updated CDC and UKHSA data shows 3-dose vaccine efficacy against hospitalization starting to fall at the 4 month mark. Another round of booster shots, presumably. I've been assuming that would be the situation for a while now.
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Epic High Five posted:Australia and NZ did a fantastic job for a long time and are mega capitalist. States that are considered "authoritarian" to varying degrees such as Russia and India also bungled it horribly. It's not like just lying about spread and suppressing death numbers is an impulse restricted by the structure of a national constitution They're both island nations with no land borders and substantial bodies of water separating them from the rest of the world, and AUSNZ international airports are also fairly isolated from regular through traffic (meaning you don't generally change planes in Australia or NZ en route to other countries). All those factors made it much, much easier to shut off/tighten controls on entry than it was for almost everyone else, authoritarian or not. I'm not saying you're wrong, just that there's more factors at work here. Vincent Van Goatse fucked around with this message at 22:48 on Feb 19, 2022 |
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James Garfield posted:The US isn't the whole world, vaccination rates in developing countries matter far more here than whether the US government closes restaurants or whatever. China is more people and has mostly kept covid under control, with little apparent effect on the pandemic outside of China. No, only America has agency in the world. Only America does things that matter.
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Get a booster.
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Pfizer shots have universally knocked me out for a day or so and left me with a sore arm. I'm perfectly OK with that.
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Apr 11, 2022 21:20
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It's totally possible to think lockdowns are justified but that the current one in Shanghai is terrible on pretty much every level.
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Slow News Day posted:I'm flying to London this Friday for some suck-and-fucks, and it sure will be nice to not have to worry about masks. Don't forget to tip your... partners.
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Apr 19, 2022 07:26
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Charles 2 of Spain posted:No idea what that post means but Chinese food is good and I will fight anyone who says otherwise. The fact that no Chinese restaurants in my city no matter how authentic seem to have Peking duck on their menus any more has been one of the most irritating results of the pandemic for me personally.
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Scheduled my jab for Tuesday at the local Walgreen's. Feelin' good about that.
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Got my omicron booster today. Arm sore but not feeling nearly as tired as the last three shots made me.
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PageMaster posted:How was everyone's new COVID booster for the new variants? I need to get mine and the flu one, but also still need to take care of the kid at home and getting to and from school, so I'm wondering if I want to purposefully plan it around a Thursday or Friday so I can have the weekend if it lays me out. Made me woozy for about 16 hours but otherwise it was smooth sailing compared to prior doses.
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Charles 2 of Spain posted:I'm a scientist and I love getting emails on my research from randos. Yeah, this is how it works in academia a lot of the time. I'm a historian and I was chuffed as hell when a colleague actually read the gift copy of my book I gave him at a convention.
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Jan 15, 2023 00:19
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Telling everyone to get vaccinated is a much more reasoned approach.
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Mercury_Storm posted:Any developments on booster shots now that covid is ""over""? Like new mutivarient ones, and can you still get them every six months and have it covered? That's a very good question and the answer appears to be uhh, we're not sure, this is completely new territory for medical science and regulation.
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Cornwind Evil posted:All right. I'm looking for a counter to the "In the past, if there were half a dozen deaths from a trial of a vaccine/drug/etc it was pulled, but they didn't pull the COVID ones even though there were (insert large number here), ergo they are somehow wrong." Cut away all the poo poo and they might still have a few hundred deaths or so. I don't know if this helps but because of how every potential adverse symptom of a vaccine has to be reported during a trial, a noted side effect of one of the COVID vaccines was "getting hit by a car".
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Platystemon posted:One of the participants in Moderna’s phase‐three trial in 2020 was struck by lightning. That was it, yeah. I guess my memory edited itself.
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