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  • Captain F
    Captain F

    Im home! Pulse ox on room air in the mid 90s. Feeling much better! Thank you for all of the well wishes.  I tested negative on Thursday and again this morning.  F u covid, you can suck muh deek

  • Captain F
    Captain F

    Hey everyone.  Im still in the hospital.  No ventilator.  No visitors.  Breathing treatments multiple times a day. Chest xrays every other day. Pulse oxygen is 89% with a nonrebreather mask running fu

  • Update  Surgery was a success. Mom has been home since this afternoon. Some pain, but good otherwise and they got the entire tumor.  Thanks all for the well wishes and prayers. 

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2 hours ago, VanHammersly said:

No.  I'm talking to you.

Obviously not. You’re insinuating a resistance to vaccination.  That’s all you.

 

 

I'm enjoying my antivax friends posting on FB.  "Yeah, I know it's Mercola but..." 

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Video that goes with article lol.

 

3 minutes ago, The_Omega said:

 

 

The other one already covered this joke. Mackmike or Kz or whoever. Or was it you? I dunno. 

7 minutes ago, Lloyd said:

The other one already covered this joke. Mackmike or Kz or whoever. Or was it you? I dunno. 

Calm down Joe Rogan.

6 hours ago, The_Omega said:

 

 

I think Biden does a better job of reading from a teleprompter than you do from your speak n spell. 

12 hours ago, The_Omega said:

 

 

 

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15 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

I'm not sure on the legalities of that. Until one of them files for and gets a BLA, I don't know if an employer can make it mandatory. Last I saw, estimates of final approval are still a couple months away.

Following up on this, despite this being a bit of uncharted territory for such a broad application of an EUA, there doesn't seem to be much on the books from a legal perspective that an employee can point to should they choose to follow a suit for unlawful termination on the basis of refusing to get vaccinated, even regardless of a lack of a BLA. Religious exemption seems to be the only potential gray area, but even then, you'd likely get a decent amount of compliance just from those on the fence who don't want to deal with the hassle of it. There are states where this exemption was dropped from pubic schools so there's precedent from that perspective, at least for the public sector.

14 hours ago, EaglesRocker97 said:


How long do I have to go without dying for you to consider it "safe?"

I'm not unreasonable. 10 years should do it. When was your second shot?

7 minutes ago, Kz! said:

I'm not unreasonable. 10 years should do it. When was your second shot?


It's been just over a month. Smooth sailing so far. Anyway, I just can't wait for the next Windows 10 update!

8 minutes ago, EaglesRocker97 said:


It's been just over a month. Smooth sailing so far. Anyway, I just can't wait for the next Windows 10 update!

OK, so check-in in this thread in early April of 2031 to let me know you're still alive, and I'll sign up for the vaccine then. Deal?

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6 minutes ago, Kz! said:

OK, so check-in in this thread in early April of 2031 to let me know you're still alive, and I'll sign up for the vaccine then. Deal?

 

I'll take the deal and consider it a starting point. 10 years is too long. Of course, as a Trump man, I'm sure you'll be open to re-negotiating a bad deal down the line :rolleyes:

11 minutes ago, mr_hunt said:

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Very normal people

13 hours ago, Lloyd said:

The other one already covered this joke. Mackmike or Kz or whoever. Or was it you? I dunno. 

LOL ishlib makes fun of a joke being made twice when there have been *checks notes* 162 jokes about Microsoft in here after someone got the vaccine 

8 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

LOL ishlib makes fun of a joke being made twice when there have been *checks notes* 162 jokes about Microsoft in here after someone got the vaccine 

that's adorable. :wub:  

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So PA lifting all restrictions except mask wearing on May 31st. And they say they will lift mask rules once PA reaches 70% vaccination. Interesting. Hopefully we get to 70%....

F'ing Indonesia...

 

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Covid: Reused nose swab scam busted in Indonesia airport

Several employees of a pharmaceutical company have been arrested in Indonesia for allegedly washing and reselling used Covid nasal swab test kits.

Up to 9,000 passengers at an airport in Medan may have been tested with the reused swab sticks, say police.

State-owned company Kimia Farma is now reportedly facing a potential lawsuit launched on behalf of the travellers.

Covid nasal swab testing has become routine in many countries hit by the global pandemic.

Police said they believed the scam had been happening since last December at Kualanamu airport in Medan, North Sumatra.

Passengers are required to have a negative test if they want to fly, and the airport offers the option of getting the swabs done on site. Airport authorities had used antigen rapid test kits supplied by Kimia Farma.

Following complaints from passengers that they had received false positive test results, police sent an undercover officer to pose as a passenger last week, reported local news outlet Detik.

When he was swabbed and received a positive test result, other officers swooped in and raided the test site, where they found a used test kit that had been recycled.

Last week, five Kimia Farma employees - including the company's Medan manager - were arrested. The suspects are accused of breaking health and consumer laws by washing nasal swab sticks and repackaging them for sale.

Local media said authorities have compiled reports from 23 witnesses, and are investigating whether the profit from the scam - estimated to be around 1.8bn rupiah (£89,700; $124,800) - was used to fund the construction of a lavish house for one of the suspects.

Kimia Farma, which is headquartered in the capital Jakarta, has since fired the staff involved and promised to tighten internal controls.

This week, two lawyers who frequently flew via Kualanamu airport in recent months, said they were planning to sue Kimia Farma, the South China Morning Post reports.

In a collective lawsuit, they hope to get 1bn rupiah for each passenger who has been affected by the scheme.

Earlier this week, Indonesian authorities said they had identified two cases of the new Covid variant first seen in India.

Last month, Jakarta stopped issuing visas for foreigners who had been in India in the previous 14 days.

The Muslim-majority nation has also banned domestic travel at the end of Ramadan this month, a period which traditionally sees people travelling across the country to visit relatives, and introduced heightened restrictions for other dates.

Indonesia has seen one of the worst Covid outbreaks in Asia, and overall has recorded about 1.7m positive cases and more than 46,000 deaths linked to the pandemic.

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1 minute ago, SPIDER-MAN said:

 

:roll:

Amazing.

15 minutes ago, SPIDER-MAN said:

 

I often compare Trumpbots to middle schoolers, but I might need to lower that bar a bit more...

North Penn SD sent around an interest form for parents of kids 12-15 who want to get their kids vaccinated once Pfizer gets opened up to them.  Seems like they are planning to start scheduling the appointments in mid May with the pharmacy that has been doing vaccinations at the high school.  It's a faster turnaround than I expected but glad to see it.

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