The Official Covid Vaccine Thread

[Norg]

how long did the 1918 spanish flu last like 3 years ..???

[Paul Smeenus]

Originally Posted by Norg

how long did the 1918 spanish flu last like 3 years ..???

Until 1919

[rubber soul]

Spanish flu lasted about two years. Covid's about to go into its third.

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Anti-vax podcaster passes away after catching Covid at a conspiracy conference in Dallas.

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Sounds like a conspiracy to me...

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Originally Posted by FETCHER.

I am grand thank you, how are you?



Hey!

Hope you both had a good Christmas and new year

Sorry, been busily writing my History of Ireland and new Covid journals.
Yeah I've been fine, so has Karen thanks. Both got our booster shots this week. No ill effects. Arm was pretty damn sore and I thought I had a rash on my side but when I looked, nothing there. Not even my side! The left part of my body had completely vanis - nah, but I thought for sure I'd see some red skin. Glad I didn't. Or am I? Was it a reaction to the vaccine? Or was it Biden implanting micronanochips in my... oh now I'm worried. Cold these days oop north, yeah? Keeping wrapped up I hope.

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Originally Posted by Lisnaholic

Thanks, Frownland! Good idea to go to such a reliable source. I certainly underestimated the %age dominance of Omicron, but the answer to my exact question was less clear:-



"Some variants may disappear, some variants may continue to spread." Thanks for that clarification, CDC.

Here's what the Oirish have to say about that...
Prof Christine Loscher, Professor of Immunology at DCU (Dublin City University)

She said the case numbers of the Delta variant have "completely dropped" and while there have been new variants they have not taken over. However, that does not mean they are not there, she commented

[FETCHER.]

Originally Posted by Trollheart

Sorry, been busily writing my History of Ireland and new Covid journals.
Yeah I've been fine, so has Karen thanks. Both got our booster shots this week. No ill effects. Arm was pretty damn sore and I thought I had a rash on my side but when I looked, nothing there. Not even my side! The left part of my body had completely vanis - nah, but I thought for sure I'd see some red skin. Glad I didn't. Or am I? Was it a reaction to the vaccine? Or was it Biden implanting micronanochips in my... oh now I'm worried. Cold these days oop north, yeah? Keeping wrapped up I hope.

I will need to go have a look at them.

I was the same, I had my covid vax in one arm and flu jag in the other. I felt dead sorry for myself. Hopefully no chips . Yeah usual here, it is miserable!! Hope you have it better

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Originally Posted by FETCHER.

I will need to go have a look at them.

I was the same, I had my covid vax in one arm and flu jag in the other. I felt dead sorry for myself. Hopefully no chips . Yeah usual here, it is miserable!! Hope you have it better

You'll like the History of Ireland one. I think chapter VIII or IX (think it's the latter) has a big exploration of the Scottish War of Independence. I'm doing the History of England too.

Yeah I had no side effects at all (some monsterism, maybe - oh no wait, that's just my usual ugly face) apart from a very sore arm for about a day. A real pain in the ar - well, you know. Very cold here now, though I bet nothing like up in bonny Scotland. Not raining though, which is unusual. Probably the one day a year we don't get rain. See Vanilla has come back to us, well, under a new name...

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French anti-vaxx leaders join hundreds of mourners in Paris at funeral of eccentric unvaccinated Bogdanoff twins who died from Covid aged 72 within a week of each other