COVID-19 - READ THE RULES BEFORE REPLYING

[Andreas Lilja]

Clearly we shouldn't have done like the New Zealand fascists. /s

 

https://globalnews.ca/news/7650135/covid-canada-modelling-variants-2021/

[Donut417]

8 hours ago, dalekphalm said:

Bosco

 

You can buy them at any store around here. They also have Pizza filled ones. 

 

49 minutes ago, Andreas Lilja said:

Clearly we shouldn't have done like the New Zealand fascists. /s

 

https://globalnews.ca/news/7650135/covid-canada-modelling-variants-2021/

The saddest part of all of this. Is like 50% want to stop the spread and protect the population. The other 50% dont give a shit if people die. Its only 2%, at least thats what they say. 

[Sir Asvald]

I have taken the vaccine yesterday (Pfizer). I have raging headache and my right side of my body is in pain and I can't use my right hand at all and I just took some pain killers. This feels all too familiar.

 

[dalekphalm]

5 hours ago, Sir Asvald said:

I have taken the vaccine yesterday (Pfizer). I have raging headache and my right side of my body is in pain and I can't use my right hand at all and I just took some pain killers. This feels all too familiar.

Have you had similar reactions before with vaccines?

[Sir Asvald]

4 minutes ago, dalekphalm said:

Have you had similar reactions before with vaccines?

Yes, when I took the flu vaccine back in 2019 but the headache wasn't bad as it is now.  

[dalekphalm]

15 minutes ago, Sir Asvald said:

Yes, when I took the flu vaccine back in 2019 but the headache wasn't bad as it is now.  

Yeah that's not terribly surprising. The headaches are one of the more common side effects of the COVID vaccines. It should pass soon, and I tell you what, it's a hell of a lot better than actually getting COVID.

[Sir Asvald]

1 minute ago, dalekphalm said:

Yeah that's not terribly surprising. The headaches are one of the more common side effects of the COVID vaccines. It should pass soon, and I tell you what, it's a hell of a lot better than actually getting COVID.

Well myself and my family all got infected by COVID back in April of last year.. lasted 3 and a half weeks.

[WhitetailAni]

Some of my friends got COVID because the people who sat in front of them go to a co-op that doesn't take any precautions whatsoever.

Of course, because they had been a "pod", their friends also got COVID.

According to them, not being able to taste or smell is weird.

[MS-DOS]

Anyone has a mask with fans and filters?

I was going to buy the LG Puricare but saw that people's ears become folded.. amazing how they screwed up the design. But I have found this one that solves it:

 

https://atmoblue.com/index.html

 

It has the same H13 hepa filters, RoHS, SRCC and QCQ certified. It has a proper strap so your ears aren't carrying all the weight. Im gonna need this specially for the summer because I can't breathe properly with ffp2. Anyone has this type of mask?

[Mister Woof]

Got my first Pfizer shot this afternoon, anyone else get this one?

[Andreas Lilja]

https://www.journaldequebec.com/2021/02/22/covid-19--nouvelle-eclosion-dans-un-chsld-de-gatineau

 

Only 41% of people who work in old people home accepted to be vaccinated.

 

Morons.

[NumLock21]

1 hour ago, MS-DOS said:

Anyone has a mask with fans and filters?

I was going to buy the LG Puricare but saw that people's ears become folded.. amazing how they screwed up the design. But I have found this one that solves it:

 

https://atmoblue.com/index.html

 

It has the same H13 hepa filters, RoHS, SRCC and QCQ certified. It has a proper strap so your ears aren't carrying all the weight. Im gonna need this specially for the summer because I can't breathe properly with ffp2. Anyone has this type of mask?

Those mask aren't made for Covid, but more for places that have lots of dust. Saw some test where they said those with those filter holes perform the worst.

[Mister Woof]

For masks, I'm using one of three setups:

 

1: N95 3M (high risk situations, medical appointments, vaccine clinic, etc)

2: Disposable mask + Gildan Cloth mask + Badger Seal (medium risk, going to the store for brief visits, etc.)

3: Disposable mask + badger seal (low risk, going outside to walk around)

[captain_to_fire]

Don't forget to get a pneumococcal vaccine too (PCV13 and/or PPSV23), ask your doctor about it. It will not protect you from Covid-19 but it should help reducing mortality due to S.pneumoniae, a common secondary bacterial infection in cases viral pneumonia.

[PhantomJaguarr]

I’ll be able to get the vaccine starting this Saturday now since it’s based on occupation and not strictly age. 

[Master Disaster]

On 2/19/2021 at 4:11 AM, PhantomJaguar77 said:

Thought I’d heard everything.

 

 

Hey, at least they're not covid deniers.

 

Anyway, went for my jab yesterday evening, I had the Pfizer Biontech one. Before I left I had my mum, an aunt and an uncle calling me telling me how it makes your arm sore, gives you a headache, makes your joints and muscles ache and makes you feel pretty groggy for about 24 hours.

 

At this point I'm wondering if they really gave me anything, I didn't feel the injection at all and I just woke up after 8 hours sleep and I feel absolutely fine. I have no indication that I had the jab at all (other than a very mild headache which could be totally unrelated).

 

Don't be a moron people, if you get offered a jab please take it.

[WkdPaul]

YAY ! finally Friday !

 

Finalement la fin des faibles !!!

[Monkey Dust]

9 hours ago, Master Disaster said:

Hey, at least they're not covid deniers.

 

Anyway, went for my jab yesterday evening, I had the Pfizer Biontech one. Before I left I had my mum, an aunt and an uncle calling me telling me how it makes your arm sore, gives you a headache, makes your joints and muscles ache and makes you feel pretty groggy for about 24 hours.

 

At this point I'm wondering if they really gave me anything, I didn't feel the injection at all and I just woke up after 8 hours sleep and I feel absolutely fine. I have no indication that I had the jab at all (other than a very mild headache which could be totally unrelated).

 

Don't be a moron people, if you get offered a jab please take it.

My mum had the Pfizer one and had no side effects, it's not universal.

[WkdPaul]

4 minutes ago, Benji said:

Ainsi soit-il!

Just in case it will be misunderstood, it's a translation word play on 'weekend' (week = semaine, weak = faible ... weekend / weak end)

 

Sorry, I'll get out now ...

[Mister Woof]

16 hours ago, captain_to_fire said:

Don't forget to get a pneumococcal vaccine too (PCV13 and/or PPSV23), ask your doctor about it. It will not protect you from Covid-19 but it should help reducing mortality due to S.pneumoniae, a common secondary bacterial infection in cases viral pneumonia.

They usually don't give these to people under 65 - I was given this one a few years ago because I have diabetes though.

[Mister Woof]

9 hours ago, Master Disaster said:

Hey, at least they're not covid deniers.

 

Anyway, went for my jab yesterday evening, I had the Pfizer Biontech one. Before I left I had my mum, an aunt and an uncle calling me telling me how it makes your arm sore, gives you a headache, makes your joints and muscles ache and makes you feel pretty groggy for about 24 hours.

 

At this point I'm wondering if they really gave me anything, I didn't feel the injection at all and I just woke up after 8 hours sleep and I feel absolutely fine. I have no indication that I had the jab at all (other than a very mild headache which could be totally unrelated).

 

Don't be a moron people, if you get offered a jab please take it.

Wife and I got the 1st Pfizer on Tuesday. She was fine except for injection site pain that faded fast.

 

I was fine but was just really tired for the next day and my arm was a bit sore.

 

People seem to just react differently, it seems.

[WhitetailAni]

My aunt and uncle got their vaccines cause they both work at a hospital.

My great-grandma had her first dose, but not her second.

Our housemate is fully vaccinated (also works at hospital).

And if I get into a study, I'll get it too - and get paid for it!

[Mister Woof]

1 minute ago, FakeKGB said:

My aunt and uncle got their vaccines cause they both work at a hospital.

My great-grandma had her first dose, but not her second.

Our housemate is fully vaccinated (also works at hospital).

And if I get into a study, I'll get it too - and get paid for it!

Wife and I got ours through work - we didn't qualify but they had extra doses and called people in so as to not waste them.

[Master Disaster]

14 minutes ago, Mister Woof said:

Wife and I got the 1st Pfizer on Tuesday. She was fine except for injection site pain that faded fast.

 

I was fine but was just really tired for the next day and my arm was a bit sore.

 

People seem to just react differently, it seems.

Yeah, its 17:30 now and I do feel a lot more tired than I normally would at this point in the day but I'm still fine. It didn't stop me from doing my 1 hour daily walk.

[Mister Woof]

2 minutes ago, Master Disaster said:

Yeah, its 17:30 now and I do feel a lot more tired than I normally would at this point in the day but I'm still fine. It didn't stop me from doing my 1 hour daily walk.

I just imagine all the little Cells at Work in my body are going ham with this new intel they just got and I laugh a little