We're All Going to Die

Mister scotch may have thought he stumped me. Nope. "Young Jeffrey" wrote a song called Pretty Stye On Her Right Eye, a parody of Offspring's Pretty Fly For A White Guy. Jeffrey Dubow co-hosts the syndicated "Brooke & Jeffrey" morning show, based at KQMV in Seattle.


 
It's bad here. All the area hospitals are reporting no available beds at most times.

Our 2 days a week at work are back to zero, unless someone really wants to go into the office. Schools are still operating full time, but nearly a fourth of the student population is home due to quarantine (at least in my kids school)
 
"We're All Going To Die," dumb dodo edition, part 4. Phil Valentine downplayed the severity of COVID-19 and questioned the need for vaccinations. He was diagnosed with COVID in July, hospitalized on July 23 and placed on a ventilator five days later. He hosted afternoons at "SuperTalk 99.7 WTN" in Henderson/Nashville. The station's call letters are WWTN. They obviously don't like to say both W's.

www.tennessean.com

Nashville radio host Phil Valentine dies at 61 after battling COVID-19

Phil Valentine, a Nashville radio host who had a public change of heart about the COVID-19 vaccine, has died after being diagnosed with COVID in July.
www.tennessean.com
 
The two things I've heard here and there (don't know if they're true):

1. The first shot usually has little to no side effects, it's the second shot that packs a wallop.
2. For those who never got Covid, the older you are, lighter the side effects tend to be.

Just limited info based on limited conversation with people with limited experience. But that's the basic idea I've gotten from people I know.
 
sadchild said:
The two things I've heard here and there (don't know if they're true):

1. The first shot usually has little to no side effects, it's the second shot that packs a wallop.
2. For those who never got Covid, the older you are, lighter the side effects tend to be.

Just limited info based on limited conversation with people with limited experience. But that's the basic idea I've gotten from people I know.
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For me the first one had the biggest whollop. Same with my wife and son. But we already had covid first and from what I hear that makes the difference.

My dad (88) had no symptoms from either shot. He also never got covid.
 
I was 45 when I got the 2nd shot (Pfizer) in January, and as mentioned in the other thread, felt it for about 24 hours. Felt great afterward.
 
My mom got two shots and had no side effects other than a sore arm. My sister had no side effects from the first shot but got a high fever and nausea from the second shot. I thought I was lucky in getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine because I would not need a second shot – but I had a very high fever for four days and then a below-normal temperature for three days. I had other side effects but, believe me, you don't want to hear about them.
 
"We're All Going To Die," dumb dodo edition, part 5. Fortunately, the teacher and her students all recovered. Children 12 and younger are not yet eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations. The number of new cases of COVID among children has more than quadrupled in the past month. Note: I do not approve of the grammar in this article. This teacher is one person, not a "they."

www.cnn.com

Unvaccinated, unmasked teacher infected more than half of students in class with Covid-19, CDC reports

An unvaccinated elementary school teacher who took off their mask to read to students ended up infecting more than half of them last May -- and they went on to infect other students, family members and community members, California public health officials reported Friday.
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Most of people's experiences with the vaccine as posted above match what I'd been hearing from others. Maybe we're on to something!

1. The first shot usually has little to no side effects, it's the second shot that packs a wallop.
2. For those who never got Covid, the older you are, lighter the side effects tend to be.
 
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