Coronavirus

[Robertmangrum.rm]

I didn't actually watch so I can't comment on jf it was square or torx style.

I think they only stop pushing it in till they hit bone also hahaha. I've had 1st and had a sore arm but no symptoms. my 2nd is scheduled. Wife got 2nd Tues and had a fever that night but went to work next day. Said she felt chills but no cold like symptoms. We are both in our 40s. She is a nurse and one of the last at the hospital to get it but encourages everyone to get it. She's seen a dramatic decline in cases since the vaccine has ben distributed here. Be safe and wash hands. We still wear a mask if gonna be around people but mainly looking forward to family gatherings more than anything.

 

[Blue 92]

Seems to still be some debate whether getting vaccinated "stops the spread". Folks that don't think it helps should do a web search for R0 or R-naught and check out the science of transmissiblity and how things like vaccines or even masking can stop a pandemic in it's tracks. For something like Covid it does not even matter if 10 or 15 out of a hundred vaccinated people get sick - if enough people get their shots the pandemic is OVER.
Now if a disease has a transmissibility like Measles, which has a R0 of 12-18 (meaning one person can infect 12-18 people) you need to have a very effective vaccine in a large majority of people to prevent outbreaks.

 

[97RangerXLT]

Got my second Covid shot today. I asked he nurse if I would grow any extra toes and without missing a beat she said: "probably not, but if you do let us know, we will need to update the info on the microchip that we injected."

So far I feel fine.

 

[pjtoledo]

Might as well be torx shaped if they're gonna make it weird.

actually it's security Torx, so the blood can squirt out thru the hole

 

[Uncle Gump]

Illinois is so broke... they suggested I bring my own band aids... and a tourniquet was highly recommended in case the lunch lady they had doing the injections was having a bad day.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Illinois is so broke... they suggested I bring my own band aids... and a tourniquet was highly recommended in case the lunch lady they had doing the injections was having a bad day.

 

[Uncle Gump]

I don't know why I didn't think of that!

 

[snoranger]

Illinois is so broke... they suggested I bring my own band aids... and a tourniquet was highly recommended in case the lunch lady they had doing the injections was having a bad day.

Everyone there already has their own needles, right?

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Everyone there already has their own needles, right?

Not the fancy hooked, barbed safety torx one that is required.

 

[19Walt93]

Even if you hate needles, the shot has got to be more fun than being on a ventilator. Or having "brain fog" for 6 months after you recover.

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Got my shot of astra-zeneca yesterday. I feel fine. Needles are a hell of a lot sharper than 40 years ago....
It only felt like having an arm ripped off...

 

[Uncle Gump]

Got my shot of astra-zeneca yesterday. I feel fine. Needles are a hell of a lot sharper than 40 years ago....
It only felt like having an arm ripped off...

Sounds like that one required some Flex Tape.

 

[Dirtman]

My niece's husband is throwing a fit because the Army is forcing him to get the vaccine before he gets deployed. He keeps yelling "They can't force me to take a vaccine!"

I simply pointed out they can, they already did, and they have been for 100 years.

 

[snoranger]

He keeps yelling "They can't force me to take a vaccine!"

He’s funny.

 

[RonD]

Yes, you have to read the fine print in those employment documents you sign