Will you get vaccinated?

[QUOTE=OldFartTom;1634507003]Looking at slightly old data... as at March 6th they had 3.8 Million people who'd received 1 dose and 1.95M at 2 doses in a country of total population 67M

They have really not done well at their vaccine rollout and low % of population vaccinated. When their media started to put pressure on that, their leadership suddenly started publicly questioning the vaccines safety, efficacy etc. Maybe those two things are purely coincidental? maybe not?
It's one explanation anyway ;)[/QUOTE]

Found the article I read about it. [url]https://www.wsj.com/articles/france-once-a-vaccine-pioneer-is-top-skeptic-in-covid-19-pandemic-11610971051[/url]

If you don't have access to the article:

"Survey responses to the question 'If a vaccine for COVID-19 were available, I would get it"

France
strongly disagree - 30%
somewhat disagree - 30%

In rank, it's France, Japan, Italy, Germany, then the U.S. France says it's mostly political in the article.

"Audrey Courreges’s mistrust of new coronavirus vaccines runs so deep that she’s told the nursing home where she works, in the southern French town of Beziers, that she won’t take the vaccinations or administer them.

“I have a brain. I’m capable of forming my own ideas,” the 33-year-old nurse says. “There is some mistrust of the authorities on my part, when you see how the crisis has been managed in France from the start. Nursing home workers like Ms. Courreges, however, are proving to be a significant obstacle in the campaign. She says she isn’t against vaccines generally, but that the messenger RNA technology hasn’t been adequately tested or proven to be effective, despite the fact that regulators around the world have said the opposite.”

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634489723]The Royal Cruises only accept fully vaccinated passengers.

Question for folks who are not going to get vaccinated. Are you just never going to do anything like that? Not necessarily talking about cruises but I'm sure it's not the only thing that's going to require it.[/QUOTE]

On one hand I feel like that's an invasion of my privacy, my employer wants us to upload an image of our vaccination cards into a database.

On the other hand your kids can't go to school without a bunch of shots.

So I dunno.

[QUOTE=mtpockets;1634506883]

Why should he get over his fear of flying? He just said he isn't a fan of travel. I flew a lot, but I am not a fan of commercial air travel.




What does Asian have to do with it? Smaller Blocks? I ordered some gym shirts off Amazon not realizing they were from China, they wouldn't fit a GI Joe action figure[/QUOTE]


As for flying, my grandad flew in the Navy, he had a little bi-plane that I went up in many of times, so no fear of that really. I’ll admit I am concerned of other nuts on commercial flights, I prefer to be packing some heat when flying, lol.

I mentioned Asian cause I did see something somewhere about a guy in Asia who swings weights with his snake Lol.

[QUOTE=OldManNoob;1634501173]Even among those who intentionally consume big-media propaganda it's only the midwits who are going along with it. the bell-curve perfectly matches the fear index - those with an IQ under 90 are too dumb to be afraid of this psy-op. those with an IQ over 110 are too smart for it.[/QUOTE]

Too funny! This, from a guy who I'm sure doesn't understand what IQ even is.... probably took an online quiz and thinks he has a 200 IQ.


[QUOTE=OldFartTom;1634503433]No OldManNoob, don't listen to eomrat, he's trying to trick you. See his location, Fort Bragg, did you see the documentary "Men Who Stare at Goats", eomrat *is* a bot account that's psyops team!

Best thing you can do is quick put on a mask. That filters out the mind agents they release via chemtrails.
Next, so they can't communicate with the metal strip in the mask over the nose (used to pick up 5G signals and convert to neural commands) get away from any device that can send or receive information either via radio signals or that can post or read anything on the Internet. Keep away from all communication technologies.

Go completely off grid. Good luck and God's speed![/QUOTE]

OFT, you absolutely slay me! :) On spread.

[QUOTE=LWW;1634514673]As for flying, my grandad flew in the Navy, he had a little bi-plane that I went up in many of times, so no fear of that really. [b]I’ll admit I am concerned of other nuts on commercial flights,[/b]I prefer to be packing some heat when flying, lol.

I mentioned Asian cause I did see something somewhere about a guy in Asia who swings weights with his snake Lol.[/QUOTE]




The bolded implies that you are a nut... Just pointing it out, not there is anything wrong wit it, I know I am a nut, get told all the time. lol


I got my snake caught in the zipper of my snow suit once. I was young and it was cold so it was still a tiny snake, Had the damn Zipper all the way up to my neck before I felt the sharp pain in the snake. I looked down and there was a piece of my little snake peeking out. I bawled my eyes out. I was only about 6 years old, but I would still probably cry now if it happened today. I didn't have the courage to unzip it myself, this old Lady heard my scream like whimpers and came to the rescue. She got me out of that jam. Old Ladies have cold hands, I learned that as well as look before you Zip up. So no I would never mistreat my snake again, so I reckon I won't be swinging weights off my Anaconda any time soon.

[QUOTE=mtpockets;1634521203]The bolded implies that you are a nut... Just pointing it out, not there is anything wrong wit it, I know I am a nut, get told all the time. lol


I got my snake caught in the zipper of my snow suit once. I was young and it was cold so it was still a tiny snake, Had the damn Zipper all the way up to my neck before I felt the sharp pain in the snake. I looked down and there was a piece of my little snake peeking out. I bawled my eyes out. I was only about 6 years old, but I would still probably cry now if it happened today. I didn't have the courage to unzip it myself, this old Lady heard my scream like whimpers and came to the rescue. She got me out of that jam. Old Ladies have cold hands, I learned that as well as look before you Zip up. So no I would never mistreat my snake again, so I reckon I won't be swinging weights off my Anaconda any time soon.[/QUOTE]

OMG, lol, it’s bad enough you gotta worry about yellow snow, but also getting the Willy caught in the snow suit!!!

[QUOTE=LWW;1634514673]As for flying, my grandad flew in the Navy, he had a little bi-plane that I went up in many of times, so no fear of that really. I’ll admit I am concerned of other nuts on commercial flights, I prefer to be packing some heat when flying, lol.

I mentioned Asian cause I did see something somewhere about a guy in Asia who swings weights with his snake Lol.[/QUOTE]
I didn't take your comment as a fear of flying, just disdain for the airport rigamaroll, these days.
Why are you afraid of the ocean?

[QUOTE=deadwoodgregg;1634499973]Just a couple of days after lowering the eligible vaccine age to those 55 and up, Tennessee is is now saying that anyone age 16 and older can now get the vaccine. Apparently, high appointment cancelation, lack of interest, and a recent slight spike in cases led to the decision. My county is currently 18% vaccinated.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=mtpockets;1634500493]That's interesting gregg, I never thought there would be that much lack of interest. I wonder how many other states will trend like this.[/QUOTE]So, I called at 9:30 and got a vaccination appointment for 1:05 today.

By 1:30 I had gotten President Xiden's microchip implanted (Pfizer model).

I am now 50% programmed to the world's one government agenda.

So far I have had no adverse symptoms. I will keep everyone informed of my covid-free health or if I have become a Bill Gates depopulation agenda statistic.

If it is the latter, it has been good knowing you fellers.




I had originally planned on waiting 2-3 months to see how others were doing with the vaccines. I decided to get the vaccine when a friend died of covid-19 3 or 4 weeks ago (mid fifties healthy dude).

[QUOTE=_zman;1634506033]I'll wait as long as I can since I have a healthy immune system, let others get it that want/need it more. Continue to monitor reports from people who've gotten the vaccine, possibly get the J&J at some point.
...
[/QUOTE]

Good post, and very similar to my own stance. I'm not anti-vax at all, but I am pro quality science and impassionate analysis of risk versus reward trade offs. Good science is slow and spends a lot of time ruling things out rather than rushing to conclusions. I think the mRNA technology is fascinating, promising, and exciting. It looks great on paper, but it still takes time to be able to evaluate properly. I completely agree with the decision to have an emergency order to administer the vaccines, because for [i]some[/i] groups, the risk to reward trade off for [i]not[/i] getting the vaccine is greater than getting it. But for me, I do not see myself in one of those groups.

Some of the things that would lead me to become a more willing adopter:

1. Better data on long term risks/complications when getting covid without the vaccine.
2. Removal of impunity from the vaccine manufacturers from lawsuits (hello Astra Zeneca and your old data)
3. Full disclosure of the composition of the lipid nanoparticles used to carry mRNA into the body (currently "proprietary" and unable to be scrutinized by the larger science community)
4. Compelling proof that being vaccinated would significantly reduce spread. (Fauci speaks out of both sides of his mouth on this)
5. Compelling proof that being vaccinated would reduce the creation of more dangerous variants.

Unfortunately, without having a good grasp on the origin of covid it's going to be tough to make a lot of headway on this. If the disease truly came out of a Wuhan lab by accident doing gain of function research, it could behave much differently than a large set of assumptions about coronaviruses driving decisions right now. With so much uncertainty, I'm just not jumping on the vaccine train right now. I have not seen anything yet that tells me the risk of inaction (which is personally quite small) is greater than the risk of action (currently completely unknown).

[QUOTE=deadwoodgregg;1634526483]So, I called at 9:30 and got a vaccination appointment for 1:05 today.

By 1:30 I had gotten President Xiden's microchip implanted (Pfizer model).

I am now 50% programmed to the world's one government agenda.

So far I have had no adverse symptoms. I will keep everyone informed of my covid-free health or if I have become a Bill Gates depopulation agenda statistic.

If it is the latter, it has been good knowing you fellers.




I had originally planned on waiting 2-3 months to see how others were doing with the vaccines. I decided to get the vaccine when a friend died of covid-19 3 or 4 weeks ago (mid fifties healthy dude).[/QUOTE]


Too Funny, careful on the stairs with Xiden's microchip in ya


Sorry to hear about your friend gregg, good job on the vaccine

Tbh, I wouldn't have gone to get the vaccine but they kept sending me messages, my work had somehow organized it for everyone even though I work in an office and have been home so I'm like the last person who should have gotten it.

But then my husband started to get gigs and I was like "yay, I wanna come", and he was like "not before you're vaccinated, don't you understand if you die, it's worse than if I die..".

And yes, I have explained a million times that it wouldn't do anything to me but I can try to explain that to the panic cells til the cows come home, it doesn't make any difference. So I was like fuk it, I'm not gonna live like this, so I just went to get it and it was super easy, didn't even wait in line. No side effects, was off gym one day. I am not really scared of the vaccine nor covid but just lazy.
Will report back if I'll become infertile and can't have those babbys in my fifties.

[QUOTE=ectoBgone;1634526963]Good post, and very similar to my own stance. I'm not anti-vax at all, but I am pro quality science and impassionate analysis of risk versus reward trade offs. Good science is slow and spends a lot of time ruling things out rather than rushing to conclusions. I think the mRNA technology is fascinating, promising, and exciting. It looks great on paper, but it still takes time to be able to evaluate properly. I completely agree with the decision to have an emergency order to administer the vaccines, because for [i]some[/i] groups, the risk to reward trade off for [i]not[/i] getting the vaccine is greater than getting it. But for me, I do not see myself in one of those groups.

Some of the things that would lead me to become a more willing adopter:

1. Better data on long term risks/complications when getting covid without the vaccine.
2. Removal of impunity from the vaccine manufacturers from lawsuits (hello Astra Zeneca and your old data)
3. Full disclosure of the composition of the lipid nanoparticles used to carry mRNA into the body (currently "proprietary" and unable to be scrutinized by the larger science community)
4. Compelling proof that being vaccinated would significantly reduce spread. (Fauci speaks out of both sides of his mouth on this)
5. Compelling proof that being vaccinated would reduce the creation of more dangerous variants.

Unfortunately, without having a good grasp on the origin of covid it's going to be tough to make a lot of headway on this. If the disease truly came out of a Wuhan lab by accident doing gain of function research, it could behave much differently than a large set of assumptions about coronaviruses driving decisions right now. With so much uncertainty, I'm just not jumping on the vaccine train right now. I have not seen anything yet that tells me the risk of inaction (which is personally quite small) is greater than the risk of action (currently completely unknown).[/QUOTE]

I think the last paragraph is key to why so many people are skeptical of this whole process from the start. A JRE guest named Jamie Metzl, episode #1616 sheds some light on this and scrutinized the lack of investigation of the origin and what we're dealing with when it comes to Covid and the Chinese as a whole. Highly recommend this episode because there is a lot of information to unpack.

A friend and I were aware of Covid and it's spread in Asia as early as November and were discussing it. We were confused why the rest of the world at the time was not bothering to take any action, yet two average guys like us were pretty concerned about it and monitoring it. This has led to a lot of skepticism from the start for a lot of people, not to mention the direction or lack there of from the CDC and WHO and local governments giving bad information and guidelines, and constantly moving the goal posts with no end in sight. Shutting down businesses for our safety while big corporation stay open...could go on and on. No wonder people are skeptical.

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634527833]Tbh, I wouldn't have gone to get the vaccine but they kept sending me messages, my work had somehow organized it for everyone even though I work in an office and have been home so I'm like the last person who should have gotten it.

But then my husband started to get gigs and I was like "yay, I wanna come", and he was like "not before you're vaccinated, don't you understand if you die, it's worse than if I die..".

And yes, I have explained a million times that it wouldn't do anything to me but I can try to explain that to the panic cells til the cows come home, it doesn't make any difference. So I was like fuk it, I'm not gonna live like this, so I just went to get it and it was super easy, didn't even wait in line. No side effects, was off gym one day. I am not really scared of the vaccine nor covid but just lazy.
Will report back if I'll become infertile and can't have those babbys in my fifties.[/QUOTE]


There are so many factors and circumstances whether a person decides to get the vaccine or not, you want to go places so it's a choice you had to make. I would do the same. For me I can afford to wait or not get it at all. I am not around a lot of people nor intend to be, I won't be travelling and only a handful of cases in the town nearest to me since it started. Zero now.



Congrats on getting the Vaccine, you will be perfectly fine.

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634527833]So I was like fuk it, I'm not gonna live like this, so I just went to get it.[/QUOTE]Did you feel it when you got "pricked"? :D

Crazy how I didn't feel the penetration of the needle at all.

Might of been because the nurse that stuck me was kinda cute even though she was an oldcel like myself.

[QUOTE=mtpockets;1634528693]There are so many factors and circumstances whether a person decides to get the vaccine or not, you want to go places so it's a choice you had to make. I would do the same. For me I can afford to wait or not get it at all. I am not around a lot of people nor intend to be, I won't be travelling and only a handful of cases in the town nearest to me since it started. Zero now.



Congrats on getting the Vaccine, you will be perfectly fine.[/QUOTE]

Thank you. :)

Yeah the clinic was like ten minutes away from my house too so I guess it's good to use the opportunity.

[QUOTE=deadwoodgregg;1634529293]Did you feel it when you got "pricked"? :D

Crazy how I didn't feel the penetration of the needle at all.

Might of been because the nurse that stuck me was kinda cute even though she was an oldcel like myself.[/QUOTE]

I felt it but it wasn't bad. The next day I rested, didn't go to gym. After the first day was back to normal 100%

I got J&J btw so another convenient thing for the lazy crew, don't have to go again.

[QUOTE=supramax;1634526193]I didn't take your comment as a fear of flying, just disdain for the airport rigamaroll, these days.
Why are you afraid of the ocean?[/QUOTE]

The ocean = been there, done that. No desire for boats and no desire for skin problems. I’d rather live out my years seeing how much I can lift with my jaw.

[QUOTE=LWW;1634530493]The ocean = been there, done that. No desire for boats and no desire for skin problems. I’d rather live out my years seeing how much I can lift with my jaw.[/QUOTE]

Lol. I tried it with a 120 lb kettlebell and a hand towel, after I watched you do it. I know why it made you hibernate. :)

I love the feeling that no land in sight gives.

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634489723]The Royal Cruises only accept fully vaccinated passengers.

Question for folks who are not going to get vaccinated. Are you just never going to do anything like that? Not necessarily talking about cruises but I'm sure it's not the only thing that's going to require it.[/QUOTE]

I can buy a boat. I havent flown since tsa was allowed to sexually grope everyone. WHat you doing to do, ban the roads?

[QUOTE=ITHURTZ;1634555973]I can buy a boat. I havent flown since tsa was allowed to sexually grope everyone. WHat you doing to do, ban the roads?[/QUOTE]

My question was not a hostile one so not sure why are you answering me like that. I couldn't give a crap if you take the vaccine or not, like the things I care about it would rate less than zero.

How would I be able to ban the roads? If I could, I would but I don't have any power like that.

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634556573]My question was not a hostile one so not sure why are you answering me like that. I couldn't give a crap if you take the vaccine or not, like the things I care about it would rate less than zero.

How would I be able to ban the roads? If I could, I would but I don't have any power like that.[/QUOTE]

Use your brain, it wasnt directed at you, it was directed at the gumbint. Ill rephrase it, if I dont play the sheep, are they going to ban the roads for the wolves? Get off that high horse you think your on k thanks.

[QUOTE=ITHURTZ;1634557013]Use your brain, it wasnt directed at you, it was directed at the gumbint. Ill rephrase it, if I dont play the sheep, are they going to ban the roads for the wolves? Get off that high horse you think your on k thanks.[/QUOTE]

Your anger is very predictable yet others are sheep.

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634558653]Your anger is very predictable yet others are sheep.[/QUOTE]

There is a lot of that lately, no Bueno.

[QUOTE=supramax;1634537563]Lol. I tried it with a 120 lb kettlebell and a hand towel, after I watched you do it. I know why it made you hibernate. :)
.[/QUOTE]

Nice, I never thought about a towel, you gotta make sure all the back teeth are involved, but damn 120 first go is awesome.

What was the ROM?

I’ve actually lifted 175 with a shorter ROM it’s easier with shorter ROM.

[QUOTE=LWW;1634559563]Nice, I never thought about a towel, you gotta make sure all the back teeth are involved, but damn 120 first go is awesome.

What was the ROM?

I’ve actually lifted 175 with a shorter ROM it’s easier with shorter ROM.[/QUOTE]
I'm assuming its cuz of the gag reflex. Keep practicing; you'll get there. :D

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634527833]Tbh, I wouldn't have gone to get the vaccine but they kept sending me messages, my work had somehow organized it for everyone even though I work in an office and have been home so I'm like the last person who should have gotten it.

But then my husband started to get gigs and I was like "yay, I wanna come", and he was like "not before you're vaccinated, don't you understand if you die, it's worse than if I die..".

And yes, I have explained a million times that it wouldn't do anything to me but I can try to explain that to the panic cells til the cows come home, it doesn't make any difference. So I was like fuk it, I'm not gonna live like this, so I just went to get it and it was super easy, didn't even wait in line. No side effects, was off gym one day. I am not really scared of the vaccine nor covid but just lazy.
Will report back if I'll become infertile and can't have those babbys in my fifties.[/QUOTE]

Very sweet of your hubby to say that.

[QUOTE=Mark1T;1634565903]Very sweet of your hubby to say that.[/QUOTE]

Well it's cos he lost his mom when he was a kid so has trauma and he gets extra anxiety about anything that could happen to me.

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634570703]Well it's cos he lost his mom when he was a kid so has trauma and he gets extra anxiety about anything that could happen to me.[/QUOTE]

Ghey. How much can he curl.

That's what real women want.

[QUOTE=mtpockets;1623478861]Just for sh!ts and giggles lets say a vaccine for covid is available early next month. Will you be rolling up your sleeve or turning the other cheek?


I won't be first in line to say jab me with a rushed vaccine, besides if all you fukers get it I shouldn't have too. Until then I will rely on social distance, my mask apparel and newly acquired hand washing skills to keep me safe.

How about you?[/QUOTE]

Fortress - many measures make it strong.

Thick walls, moat, draw bridge.

"Incoming bomber!"

-- Don't need a flak, I have a moat.



I wash hands since I was a kid. Also get vaccines since I was a kid.

Got my flu jab last year. And first covid jab a few weeks ago.

Still washing my hands.

[QUOTE=ChazWood;1634561793]Keep practicing; you'll get there. :D[/QUOTE]

You would know then! The butler gig is no longer available, but you can try out for the band?

Skin flute, and looking for someone who can shake the tambells to “poop chute boogie”!

[QUOTE=Bando;1634514253]On one hand I feel like that's an invasion of my privacy, my employer wants us to upload an image of our vaccination cards into a database.

On the other hand your kids can't go to school without a bunch of shots.

So I dunno.[/QUOTE]

That's not true. All but 3 states have philosophical and/or religious exemptions. Plenty of people use these to get their kids out of school vaccinations. College students use them, too. Every state has medical exemptions a doctor can write.

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634570703]Well it's cos he lost his mom when he was a kid so has trauma and he gets extra anxiety about anything that could happen to me.[/QUOTE]
That's brutal. If it helps he can have my Mum. :)


[QUOTE=LWW;1634593053]You would know then! The butler gig is no longer available, but you can try out for the band?

Skin flute, and looking for someone who can shake the tambells to “poop chute boogie”![/QUOTE]


Are you using a random word generator or is this some kinda dipchit code? :p

Seriously tho, you're helping keep this place active so I dig. :D

[QUOTE=LWW;1634559563]Nice, I never thought about a towel, you gotta make sure all the back teeth are involved, but damn 120 first go is awesome.

What was the ROM?

I’ve actually lifted 175 with a shorter ROM it’s easier with shorter ROM.[/QUOTE]

I don't know how many nanometres the kettlebell was off the ground, but it was off the ground very briefly and back down the moment I thought a blood vessel in my head was about to burst. :)

It was a one off for me; not on my short list of bulletproofing exercises. I'm slightly in awe of what you did, though.

[QUOTE=supramax;1634598333]I don't know how many nanometres the kettlebell was off the ground, but it was off the ground very briefly and back down the moment I thought a blood vessel in my head was about to burst. :)

It was a one off for me; not on my short list of bulletproofing exercises. I'm slightly in awe of what you did, though.[/QUOTE]

Dude, I started doing these like 15 years ago and I started with like 25#. This is why I didn’t post it in the training thread, I’d not suggest anyone attempt 100 without knowing how it feels. Once recovered, that’s when the bulletproof construction happens, but yeah it causes breakdown just like breakdown a muscle fiber comes back denser this builds you up from the inside out.

[QUOTE=LWW;1634599893]Dude, I started doing these like 15 years ago and I started with like 25#. This is why I didn’t post it in the training thread, I’d not suggest anyone attempt 100 without knowing how it feels. Once recovered, that’s when the bulletproof construction happens, but yeah it causes breakdown just like breakdown a muscle fiber comes back denser this builds you up from the inside out.[/QUOTE]

You should post that video where more people can see it, it was amazing. if your worried about people trying it just put a disclaimer on it.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6pKQcKI.jpg?1[/img]

[QUOTE=deadwoodgregg;1634529293]
Crazy how I didn't feel the penetration of the needle at all.
[/QUOTE]

Is that what she said?

[YouTube]9CdVTCDdEwI[/YouTube]

[QUOTE=Cass40;1634570703]Well it's cos he lost his mom when he was a kid so has trauma and he gets extra anxiety about anything that could happen to me.[/QUOTE]

<3



.

The owner, who was jailed after fighting lockdown restrictions, also claimed exercise and vitamins are the best way to kill COVID-19.



[img]https://i.imgur.com/0itBmS6.jpg[/img]






This one ought to give Tater Tot a Boner

Just got my second dose today. My staff that got the second dose yesterday called in sick today.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/EVAnKBM.jpg[/img]

[QUOTE=LWW;1634599893]Dude, I started doing these like 15 years ago and I started with like 25#. This is why I didn’t post it in the training thread, I’d not suggest anyone attempt 100 without knowing how it feels. Once recovered, that’s when the bulletproof construction happens, but yeah it causes breakdown just like breakdown a muscle fiber comes back denser this builds you up from the inside out.[/QUOTE]

I see it more as a feat of strength, but I'll take your word on its bulletproofing potential.

[QUOTE=mtpockets;1634627903]The owner, who was jailed after fighting lockdown restrictions, also claimed exercise and vitamins are the best way to kill COVID-19.



[img]https://i.imgur.com/0itBmS6.jpg[/img]






This one ought to give Tater Tot a Boner[/QUOTE]



No, I’m not in agreement with that.

I’d say that’s about close to equally wrong as forcing the vaccine on people imo.

I’m also not against anyone getting a vaccine.

[QUOTE=LWW;1634632413]No, I’m not in agreement with that.

[/QUOTE]


I agree... Good Job Little Buddy

Man is all of bb.com a bunch of blue vac humpers? Where the real people at.

[QUOTE=snailsrus;1634628273]Just got my second dose today. My staff that got the second dose yesterday called in sick today.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/EVAnKBM.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]

Is there an update yet, Snail Girl? Why the staff call in sick?

[QUOTE=ChazWood;1634484743] hey LWW: is that cedar or spruce paneling? You dont see that vintage stuff much these days.[/QUOTE]

I really don't know Chaz, I purchased the pad from a vintage stag film director, he wore a bunch of gold chains and rings, groovy kinda guy :D

[QUOTE=Mark1T;1634649403]Is there an update yet, Snail Girl? Why the staff call in sick?[/QUOTE]well the people that called in are under 25. They say it feels like the the flu, nausea, cold, very sleepy and aches. I feel fine right now, so does my paralegal and my mom. We all got our second dose today and the other attorney who is 50 has had both doses with no sides

My step mom and dad had no sides with both doses. Dads 77, step moms in her late 50’s

I have friends who got sick from the second dose but they are all younger under 35. I’ll see how I feel tomorrow.

[QUOTE=snailsrus;1634654113]well the people that called in are under 25. They say it feels like the the flu, nausea, cold, very sleepy and aches. I feel fine right now, so does my paralegal and my mom. We all got our second dose today and the other attorney who is 50 has had both doses with no sides

My step mom and dad had no sides with both doses. Dads 77, step moms in her late 50’s

I have friends who got sick from the second dose but they are all younger under 35. I’ll see how I feel tomorrow.[/QUOTE]

Interesting. I have a large staff with a wide range of ages and I've seen no such trend. Most have been feeling ill, most have felt worse with the second dose. More than half have missed a day or two, again, no trends by age, gender or anything. I posted when I got it, the first dose fatigued me and I slept for 12 hours, second made me feel like crap with a headache for two days but I didn't miss any work.

[QUOTE=LWW;1634653613]I really don't know Chaz, I purchased the pad from a [b]vintage stag film director,[/b] he wore a bunch of gold chains and rings, groovy kinda guy :D[/QUOTE]

If this is what I think it is, I hope you used a black light to do a proper inspection. Just in case he took his work home with him. :D

[QUOTE=PhDPepper1111;1634676993]Interesting. I have a large staff with a wide range of ages and I've seen no such trend. Most have been feeling ill, most have felt worse with the second dose. More than half have missed a day or two, again, no trends by age, gender or anything. I posted when I got it, the first dose fatigued me and I slept for 12 hours, second made me feel like crap with a headache for two days but I didn't miss any work.[/QUOTE]so today I feel totally fine, I got a gnarly headache last night bout 11 hours after the shot and felt dehydrated, drank a bunch of water and slept for my normal amount of time. Today just my back/kidneys ache but I have messed up kidneys so not worried. Mom has no sides today, paralegal (32 years old) no sides. Bout half my staff that called in yesterday, called in again. The other half are coming in, just tired. I’m closing the office early today so they can go home early but still will pay them for the whole day. I think by Monday every thing will be back to normal

[QUOTE=snailsrus;1634677903]so today I feel totally fine, I got a gnarly headache last night bout 11 hours after the shot and felt dehydrated, drank a bunch of water and slept for my normal amount of time. Today just my back/kidneys ache but I have messed up kidneys so not worried. Mom has no sides today, paralegal (32 years old) no sides. Bout half my staff that called in yesterday, called in again. The other half are coming in, just tired. I’m closing the office early today so they can go home early but still will pay them for the whole day. I think by Monday every thing will be back to normal[/QUOTE]
Yup - sounds about right. Evidence pointing towards effectiveness (crazy OldNoobs aside); your staff should be much safer from getting sick, and hopefully (jury still out) from getting/giving out the virus.