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whose fully jabbed at this stage? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nope, having my first tomorrow, Lee got his first one earlier in the week. |
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a friends wife is getting hers tomorrow. getting J&J. ideal. one jab and done. |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
Got my first pfizer 3 weeks ago ...next one due next weekend
Tip for those getting it ...take 2 paracetamol |
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Had my first through GP at the beginning of March with an hour's notice but no date for the second.
Got a call at 6pm on Tuesday offering the second if I could be there in 10 mins. Made it with 5 to spare. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Had first second in 3 weeks. Was not too bad just a day of feeling crap then fine |
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By *scouple07Couple
over a year ago
louth, Ireland |
Still waiting for our age group to be next |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"Still waiting for our age group to be next"
You should register anyway
I know when they opened the 59 yr olds anyone over the age of 50 could register
You didnt skip anyone older but got to the front of the queue for your age group |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My mum got her second Jab today...
Happy days |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We both had our first. Date giving for second  |
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Have had both of mine no problems with either |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Got my second one yesterday happy out  |
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I am though didn’t get the badge  |
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how long would you say they'll be getting through them all.? i know some people in each age category won't register but roughly. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Both had our first with our second due in two weeks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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All done with mine too. |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
on the hill NordWest of |
Got my first one today and a vaccine badge.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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2 weeks for me.. First time I've ever wished I was older... Well that and when I tried buying a can of Harp as a young fella |
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By *ogladyWoman
over a year ago
The bog |
Not yet just waiting on my age group |
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"I’m fully certified
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Ye got the swingers and ye got the vaccines, ain't life sweet! |
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Got my first jab at the start of the week, sore arm for 2 days and midday naps  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Getting my 2nd vaccine next Wednesday ?? |
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Had my first one on the 7th May.
Getting my second one on 16th July.
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By *s LollyWoman
over a year ago
The pub then supermacs ... |
All done a few wks now thank fuck |
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1st jab yesterday probably the only time in my life that being a nordie has paid off |
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Got mine (Pfizer) today so we’ve both had one vaccines each now  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Getting my first in Two days. I've Two underlying conditions hence why (In case your wondering about age)
Happy out in honesty . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Both got our first one,get 2nd in july |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Got my first one today and a vaccine badge. "
Woohooo I got a badge too (for being such a brave boy! ) |
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By *iktikiCouple
over a year ago
cork |
Both got 1st jabs waiting on the 2nd and starting to feel like we’re nearly nearly heading back to normal
Bring it on  |
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know a lad through work and his gf, none of them vaccinated. going to Portugal in 2 weeks on hols. no isolation he said and party like mad. Portugal must be very near normality. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Have the 1st, 2nd last week July AstraZenica |
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By *onedbodMan
over a year ago
co Galway |
Do yah have to get two jabs again next year or whats the story? |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"Do yah have to get two jabs again next year or whats the story? "
I'd imagine its a jab every winter and thats why Pfizer are spending money on setting up production in Dublin |
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By *lameBoyMan
over a year ago
Enfield & Dublin |
I had Covid and got my first dose which is apparently considered fully vaccinated. I’m still getting the second jab tomorrow week. |
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By *onedbodMan
over a year ago
co Galway |
"Do yah have to get two jabs again next year or whats the story?
I'd imagine its a jab every winter and thats why Pfizer are spending money on setting up production in Dublin"
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"I’m fully certified
Ye got the swingers and ye got the vaccines, ain't life sweet! "
Things are looking up
Mostly me
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Second one in three weeks cant wait ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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In fully juiced up two. Got my second jab on Monday |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
Two Pfizer Biontech jabs, and looking forward to resuming life, by making application to venues from which I was excluded, for example university libraries.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"whose fully jabbed at this stage? "
If you are looking for a full comprehensive list of vaccinated people, I should be releasing it on Monday |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
If you are looking for a full comprehensive list of vaccinated people, I should be releasing it on Monday "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Guess we should be updating our profile
"Safe sex and covid vaccinated " |
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would you meet an unvaxed person now or would you bother even asking and just go back to meeting as normal? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"would you meet an unvaxed person now or would you bother even asking and just go back to meeting as normal? "
If you're fully vaccinated yourself what does it matter? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I am. Both jabs |
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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago
Dublin |
"Do yah have to get two jabs again next year or whats the story? "
Of course, you know they really care about your health and it's their priority |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yep |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Got my first last fri second one 3 weeks time |
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By *ctoboyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
I get my 2nd Jab this coming Wednesday |
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By *omtom7Man
over a year ago
Tralee |
Need to book online this weekend, do you get to choose which one you get or is it just whats there on the day |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
It is noteworthy that the second vaccination has more of 'a kick' than the first; injection point in left arm much sorer, swollen glands, aches and pains, some headaches; but delighted to be a fully paid up member of society again.
Maybe by 2022, life may have returned to normal, but I'm not holding my breath! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Need to book online this weekend, do you get to choose which one you get or is it just whats there on the day"
You don't get a choice |
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By *ohng69Man
over a year ago
athenry |
I got my j & j jab yesterday |
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I got my 2nd one on Thursday so all down thank god |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"I got my 2nd one on Thursday so all down thank god "
Next saturday for me
I better get a badge or a lolipop |
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"I got my 2nd one on Thursday so all down thank god
Next saturday for me
I better get a badge or a lolipop "
Only if you bring your own
I've a lolly pop here waiting for you for being a brave boy |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"I got my 2nd one on Thursday so all down thank god
Next saturday for me
I better get a badge or a lolipop
Only if you bring your own
I've a lolly pop here waiting for you for being a brave boy "
I'll be disapointed now if there's not |
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Read an article there yesterday saying many people in each age category are not registering and they fear it will get worse in the younger age groups. Will that matter in getting back to normality? |
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am I right in saying u 40s who take it will get the Pfizer or moderna? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Had my first. Second in just over a week. Doctor's to notify me when to come in |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
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"Read an article there yesterday saying many people in each age category are not registering and they fear it will get worse in the younger age groups. Will that matter in getting back to normality? "
I don't think so, once a certain percentage goes for it that should do the trick. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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First one last Wednesday week.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Getting the j and j vaccine tomorrow. Really worried its a Chinese implant |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"Getting the j and j vaccine tomorrow. Really worried its a Chinese implant"
You'll be grand in a few years time you'll be high up in government as a secret agent speaking mandarin |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Feel much better now. Sure they all speak manderin up there anyway lol |
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"Read an article there yesterday saying many people in each age category are not registering and they fear it will get worse in the younger age groups. Will that matter in getting back to normality?
I don't think so, once a certain percentage goes for it that should do the trick. "
that will do. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Read an article there yesterday saying many people in each age category are not registering and they fear it will get worse in the younger age groups. Will that matter in getting back to normality?
I don't think so, once a certain percentage goes for it that should do the trick. that will do. "
Around 70% will do it. We're one of the highest in EU so far on take up
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Getting the j and j vaccine tomorrow. Really worried its a Chinese implant"
Worst thing that can happen is you open a Chinese restaurant |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Getting the j and j vaccine tomorrow. Really worried its a Chinese implant"
don't worry your walking around with a tracker every day if you have a smartphone
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I'm having my second on Friday so excited |
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Due to working in healthcare I had my 2 jabs many weeks ago. |
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Getting first one tomorrow. Can't wait |
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By *argus12Man
over a year ago
meath dublin / london |
Still waiting. Registered in 11th. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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2nd one next Thursday..drowsy and nauseous for 2 days after first one |
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One down. Be fully vaccinated in 3 weeks can't wait. |
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Fully vaccinated, peace of mind. |
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By *ab2Man
over a year ago
Manchester/Dublin |
Fully vaccinated Pfizer glad to have it done |
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Will people only meet vaccinated people going forward? |
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By *oingMan
over a year ago
co. antrim |
One down, no riding yet |
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By *acmullyCouple
over a year ago
in the land of diet coke and club orange |
My age group not for a bit but himself is working with the hse |
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"whose fully jabbed at this stage? "
It's a No thanks and keep that shit away from the kids from me. |
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By *etergemmaCouple
over a year ago
South Dublin Area |
I applied for mine last weds, any idea what time it will take between then and now to get called. |
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"I applied for mine last weds, any idea what time it will take between then and now to get called."
I was eight days between registering and getting the jab. Other family members were less. I got two days notice but I know of people who only got one day's notice. |
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"Will people only meet vaccinated people going forward?"
Some people will only meet vaccinated people |
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Very efficient ... registered last Thursday, getting vaxxed tomorrow |
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First jab yesterday 35mins in n out very efficient..fair play to all involved |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm still waiting on my Vaccination |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Getting the jab this morning |
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Got the second one yesterday no side effects brilliant, great to have it got. |
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"Getting the jab this morning "
Lucky you I'd even take a vaccine developed by Ryanair and Vodafone at this stage |
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"I'm still waiting on my Vaccination "
How old are you? |
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"I got my 2nd one on Thursday so all down thank god
Next saturday for me
I better get a badge or a lolipop "
I got an anal swab after my vax. So unfair. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"I got my 2nd one on Thursday so all down thank god
Next saturday for me
I better get a badge or a lolipop
I got an anal swab after my vax. So unfair. "
I'll get you a lolipop |
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"I got my 2nd one on Thursday so all down thank god
Next saturday for me
I better get a badge or a lolipop
I got an anal swab after my vax. So unfair.
I'll get you a lolipop "
All I wanted was a sticker!! But a lollipop is brilliant |
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Yep since February, just waiting on everyone to catch up, |
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Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa. |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa. "
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it |
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Badges in portlaoise tues ...so cool cant wait for my second shot |
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By *ctoboyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
Just had my 2nd Jab....Happy Days |
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It’s great that my kinda age group are getting theirs first
We’re at an advantage for a change  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Johnston & Johnston so done and dusted... one advantage of being over 50 |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Got my second vaccine today ment to be harder than the first one in terms of side effects |
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"Johnston & Johnston so done and dusted... one advantage of being over 50 "
got the same this morning |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it "
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
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First jab done today. Felt a bit emotional going in there tbh. Mrs |
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Get second jab tomorrow. Will be glad to get it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Both done weeks ago. I’ve been cocooning since last year. Consultants orders. Now I’ve got freedom. And long hair apparently. I may or may not get it cut. I’m starting to like it. |
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see the rules for pubs? practically the same as last year. |
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By *ilbearniMan
over a year ago
visiting Birmingham |
Yes, both vaccinations, since 6th May |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Getting my first one Friday evening |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
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Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Getting my second one next week |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Got my first jab two weeks ago. Took three days to get over it .not nice . Take the paracetamol before you go for the jab |
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J&J so I am done and dusted just waiting on wife to get her call up now |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
Getting my second Pfizer jab on Saturday |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter). "
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
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By *iscuits8Man
over a year ago
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"These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
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Stop what you're doing everyone, leading vaccine expert 'Selectmale from Fabswingers' is here to tell you all you need to know |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
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So just wear a badge saying "if I'm in an accident and urgently need a blood transfusion fuck off if the blood supplied is not from people that are not vaccinated" and don't worry about it |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So just wear a badge saying "if I'm in an accident and urgently need a blood transfusion fuck off if the blood supplied is not from people that are not vaccinated" and don't worry about it "
Genius... would a yellow star suffice? |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So just wear a badge saying "if I'm in an accident and urgently need a blood transfusion fuck off if the blood supplied is not from people that are not vaccinated" and don't worry about it
Genius... would a yellow star suffice? "
I wouldn't go that far...maybe a tin foil hat |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
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Absolute codswallop. Your choice to not have the vaccination is just that...your choice, but deliberately peddling shite misinformation shouldn't be tolerated here or anywhere else |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So just wear a badge saying "if I'm in an accident and urgently need a blood transfusion fuck off if the blood supplied is not from people that are not vaccinated" and don't worry about it
Genius... would a yellow star suffice?
I wouldn't go that far...maybe a tin foil hat "
You already did... |
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These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
I assume you know that they are not approved vaccines. They do not contain any viral, they do immunise the person against the disease and they do not prevent transmission. It's a synthetic code.
Absolute codswallop. Your choice to not have the vaccination is just that...your choice, but deliberately peddling shite misinformation shouldn't be tolerated here or anywhere else"
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"These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
Stop what you're doing everyone, leading vaccine expert 'Selectmale from Fabswingers' is here to tell you all you need to know"
Ad hominem... |
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By *iscuits8Man
over a year ago
Meath / Dublin / Birmingham |
"These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
Stop what you're doing everyone, leading vaccine expert 'Selectmale from Fabswingers' is here to tell you all you need to know
Ad hominem..."
I'll re-phrase so - Selectmale is pedalling shite on the forum |
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"These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
Stop what you're doing everyone, leading vaccine expert 'Selectmale from Fabswingers' is here to tell you all you need to know
Ad hominem...
I'll re-phrase so - Selectmale is pedalling shite on the forum"
Thats better, now you just have to tell the forum which of his claims were shite. |
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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago
Galway |
"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
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So in that case you would have no problem taking the Astra Zeneca or Johnson and Johnson vaccine as they are not mRNA vaccines? |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So in that case you would have no problem taking the Astra Zeneca or Johnson and Johnson vaccine as they are not mRNA vaccines?"
I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
I'm open to correction but im assuming that neither the AZ J&J contain actual Covid19 viral so another red flag for me. BTW, I'm not against vaccines in general I've had a few. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So in that case you would have no problem taking the Astra Zeneca or Johnson and Johnson vaccine as they are not mRNA vaccines?
I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
I'm open to correction but im assuming that neither the AZ J&J contain actual Covid19 viral so another red flag for me. BTW, I'm not against vaccines in general I've had a few. "
What did you think it was worth getting vaccinated against, just out of curiosity |
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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago
Galway |
"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So in that case you would have no problem taking the Astra Zeneca or Johnson and Johnson vaccine as they are not mRNA vaccines?
I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
I'm open to correction but im assuming that neither the AZ J&J contain actual Covid19 viral so another red flag for me. BTW, I'm not against vaccines in general I've had a few. "
Perhaps you should do your research from reputable sources before attempting to be an amateur scientist |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So in that case you would have no problem taking the Astra Zeneca or Johnson and Johnson vaccine as they are not mRNA vaccines?
I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
I'm open to correction but im assuming that neither the AZ J&J contain actual Covid19 viral so another red flag for me. BTW, I'm not against vaccines in general I've had a few.
What did you think it was worth getting vaccinated against, just out of curiosity"
I can't remember what they were for but they were for travel. Africa and Brazil. 15-20 years ago. |
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So in that case you would have no problem taking the Astra Zeneca or Johnson and Johnson vaccine as they are not mRNA vaccines?
I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
I'm open to correction but im assuming that neither the AZ J&J contain actual Covid19 viral so another red flag for me. BTW, I'm not against vaccines in general I've had a few.
Perhaps you should do your research from reputable sources before attempting to be an amateur scientist "
Fab isn't the place for this.. but best of luck. |
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over a year ago
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Got mine in feb |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Can vaccinated people donate blood to unvaccinated people and vice versa.
Why not...would you turn it down if you needed it
One reason might be that the mrna blood bank leads to pathogen priming. I would like everyone to be given a choice.
Donated blood is a scare resource and it's beyond entitled to suggest someone would be allowed to choose whose blood saves their life. We're incredibly privileged to even have access to that kind of treatment (and vaccines too, but that's another matter).
"Beyond entitled" to suggest a vaccinated blood bank and an unvaccinated blood bank, really? It should be done at the very least as a safety precaution.
These are not vaccines, at least not in the legal, medical or fdA approved sense but that's another matter. I don't want your untested Mrna technology in my body attacking my immune system.
So in that case you would have no problem taking the Astra Zeneca or Johnson and Johnson vaccine as they are not mRNA vaccines?
I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
I'm open to correction but im assuming that neither the AZ J&J contain actual Covid19 viral so another red flag for me. BTW, I'm not against vaccines in general I've had a few.
Perhaps you should do your research from reputable sources before attempting to be an amateur scientist
Fab isn't the place for this.. but best of luck. "
Ah the "my superior knowledge" trump card has been played. Excellent.
Perhaps do some very basic research on the various types of vaccines in general, not just this one. Then maybe move on to the increasing evidence that the covid vaccines can indeed prevent contraction and transmission. It's widely reported and freely available from reputable, scientific, peer reviewed sources. Or you can stick with Bob from down the pub and his YouTube channel |
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I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
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But happy to take the risk associated with turning down a blood donation due to the possible temporary effect of someone else's antibodies entering your system... Which you would also get from someone who had recovered from Covid.
Sound logic.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
But happy to take the risk associated with turning down a blood donation due to the possible temporary effect of someone else's antibodies entering your system... Which you would also get from someone who had recovered from Covid.
Sound logic.
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and who may not have known they ever had Covid |
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By *yesgreenMan
over a year ago
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I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
But happy to take the risk associated with turning down a blood donation due to the possible temporary effect of someone else's antibodies entering your system... Which you would also get from someone who had recovered from Covid.
Sound logic.
and who may not have known they ever had Covid"
The guy is In Entitled to his opinion , The Question was who had got there jab , Am in the Underlying conditions , So no jab for me yet , Am keeping my options open too |
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I would, mainly because they are unnecessary for anyone under 70 and because of the adverse reactions and associated risks.
But happy to take the risk associated with turning down a blood donation due to the possible temporary effect of someone else's antibodies entering your system... Which you would also get from someone who had recovered from Covid.
Sound logic.
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Nobody is talking about refusing a blood transfusion. I'm talking about having two banks so there is no cross contamination of blood supplies. Who knows' someday you might need my blood ot the blood of the unvaccinated and you could end up thanking me.
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By *oo32Man
over a year ago
tipperary |
Getting the 2nd jab on tuesday... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We've had our second jabs a while now
Felt good to have them done |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Moi |
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By *affa31Woman
over a year ago
Galway |
Me as of today and very happy about it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Second one next Wednesday. Living for it and can’t wait to get the hair cut at last. Currently rocking the aqua man look. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Me as of today and very happy about it "
It’s liberating. |
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"whose fully jabbed at this stage? "
Only old people |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people "
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"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people "
And fat people!! |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people
And fat people!! "
I'm getting my second tomorrow |
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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in Co. Down |
"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people "
Yep old wan here fully vaccinated for a few months now |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people
Yep old wan here fully vaccinated for a few months now "
You're only as old as the man you feel Bo |
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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in Co. Down |
"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people
Yep old wan here fully vaccinated for a few months now
You're only as old as the man you feel Bo "
Ah crap  |
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"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people
Yep old wan here fully vaccinated for a few months now
You're only as old as the man you feel Bo
Ah crap "
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people
Yep old wan here fully vaccinated for a few months now
You're only as old as the man you feel Bo
Ah crap
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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in Co. Down |
"whose fully jabbed at this stage?
Only old people
Yep old wan here fully vaccinated for a few months now
You're only as old as the man you feel Bo
Ah crap
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Ah whist up would ya you're only as young as the woman you feel and do not be a smart ass |
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