that little white scar??

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Sure flannie. I am in awe of your intellect...lol

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Heifer

💩💩💩

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Lovely portrait of you. Did you draw that yourself?

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Jul 27, 2021 15:16:44 GMT @flan327 said:

Jul 27, 2021 15:05:24 GMT @junes1 said:

but what to do if choosing NOT to get vaccinated is getting others sick?  would it be ok to say (forget the masks, which i predict will be back on faces soon), if no vaccination, you can't come in this establishment period?

i never got the "regular" flu shot until i found out it was free cuz i was "old" enough.

I believe that a business has that right

agreed.  i think stores could have their own mask rules right now.

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A lot of stores here still do require masks. Some people won't shop there because of it and others feel more comfortable shopping there because of it. At least people have the choice as it isn't mandated any longer.

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I think that choice is important

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Jul 27, 2021 16:27:13 GMT @happycamper said:

A lot of stores here still do require masks. Some people won't shop there because of it and others feel more comfortable shopping there because of it. At least people have the choice as it isn't mandated any longer.

unfortunately, i will not be surprised if stricter mask requirements are right around the corner... because of those ho just haven't gotten vaxed yet and this whole "delta variant" thing.

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I believe that Fauci predicts that October will be a bad month

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Jul 27, 2021 5:07:05 GMT @junes1 said:

seems the US last used smallpox vaccinations in 1972. the reason i included it was to go with the link about how vaccinations were handled over 100 years ago. at some point in time, i remember a student asking what that was on my arm. that little scar really stood out if you had gotten "some sun".

babies were vaccinated against small pox along with other baby shots. pre-college physical required one. for me, it was a teeny dropper with a glass tube that was rough on the edges. a spot on my are was roughed up by the tube and the vaccine was put in those scratches. then you waited ? days to see what happened. nothing for me, but a BIG, ugly red scab when my brother got his a few years later.

teachers used to have to get a TB test periodically. at one time the applicator resembled tiny corn-on-the-cob holders, pressed into skin on arm and then a few days wait. worked with someone who always had a wild reaction to that. something to do with him being round grandparents who had TB or something like that.

that test changed to n ultra sharp/fine needle, barely under the skin, that you literally could hardly feel. i don't think they do that anymore??

I was born in '56 so I was right in that timeframe for that vaccine. 

I must of been pretty young, don't remember getting it and I always remember it being there.

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I was born in 1956 as well

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Our doctors offices and the hospital have gone back to requiring masks.

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Jul 27, 2021 17:53:07 GMT @jma23 said:

Our doctors offices and the hospital have gone back to requiring masks.

Yea but what makes me scratch my head is that a mask is required in the exam room even if the patient is alone

Am I going to infect myself?

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Jul 27, 2021 16:52:39 GMT @flan327 said:

I believe that Fauci predicts that October will be a bad month

Oh golly gee, flu season ramps up in the fall. Who knew! Maybe he can pic, your lottery numbers with you with such wisdom.

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Jul 27, 2021 16:32:01 GMT @flan327 said:

I think that choice is important

Since when?

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Jul 27, 2021 18:01:25 GMT Fuzzems said:

Jul 27, 2021 16:52:39 GMT @flan327 said:

I believe that Fauci predicts that October will be a bad month

Oh golly gee, flu season ramps up in the fall. Who knew! Maybe he can pic, your lottery numbers with you with such wisdom.

Or maybe you can stop mocking him

Unless you think it’s funny that Americans are DYING