Retired Spread
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no side effects whatsoever
asuwere
asuwere
had the jab
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johniosaif
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Females in menopause suffer more so maybe that's what happened to him
Dollar
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Would not worry too much about side affects . The untested non-licence poison, by design could only be genocide
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smoother09
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Jab for what has something been going on?
Worms. Vet gave me my jab yesterday.
Some jobsworth got really uppity that I didn't know my booking number - Wot? I brought the bar code NHS letter, isn't that it? No, You must have a booking number etc etc, WTF? took me 5 years to remember my missus birthday. No wonder he's behind a screen.
Eventually he calmed down, did'nt send me out, and looked up my false name and date of birth on the computer, problem solved. And I didn't bite the vet.
MakeItSmooth
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Did they neuter you while they were at it, to save you a second appointment?
raytheplasterer
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"This now brings the total number of deaths due to the experimental Covid vaccines to 526.
We can confirm that as of the 7th March the total number of blood disorders to have occurred due to receiving one of the Covid vaccines now stands at 3787, the total number of heart disorders now stands at 3426, the total number of eye disorders now stands at 3988, and the total number of gastrointestinal disorders now stands at 36,356. But perhaps most worrying of all, the total number of nervous system disorders, which includes brain damage, facial paralysis and strokes, now stands at 68,797.
These are just the immediate side effects of the Covid vaccines, and only the ones that have been reported. We dread to think what adverse effects we might see in the long term."
FRIGHTENING! – 7th update on Adverse Reactions to Covid Vaccines released by UK Government
The UK Government have released their seventh report highlighting adverse reactions to both the Pfizer / BioNTech and Oxford / AstraZeneca vaccines that have occurred since the roll-out began on th…
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johniosaif
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I had
Mine yesterday,feel fine ,don't pay attention to the anti vaxersDue 1st jab today 11.30am think I'll skip it
Smudger1
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I think I'll leave it till the autumn and see how it goes then.
Go for it, I make my decisions by experiences I see in real life not cuckoo land.Due 1st jab today 11.30am think I'll skip it
Might be too late by then!
raytheplasterer
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there's nothing "anti vaxer" about it.
They are the official figures from the UK government as of 7th March
reported on 16th March.
that is where the numbers are from.
"Up to and including 7 March 2021, the MHRA received and analysed 35,325 UK Yellow Cards from people who have received the COVID-19 mRNA Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. These reports include a total of 100,810 suspected reactions (i.e. a single report may contain more than one symptom). The first report was received on 9 December 2020.
Up to and including 7 March 2021, the MHRA received and analysed a total of 61,304 UK reports of suspected ADRs to the COVID-19 Oxford University/AstraZeneca vaccine. These reports include a total of 228,337 suspected reactions (a single report may contain more than one symptom). The first report was received on 4 January 2021."
Smudger1
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Lifes a gamble and plenty of risk every day if in wrong place at wrong time, warmer seasons coming fast now where numbers dropped last year and i aint planning on going to any big gatherings so ill count on my immune system fighting any bugs till the autumn . Even if i did catch this latest virus ive got a 96+% chance of fighting it off anyway !
raytheplasterer
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the numbers are not fake they are supplied by the UK government, it's called the yellow card reporting system.
Ok deleted comment but date made me wonder.
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I was due to have it next week but had to rebook it for the week after as I'm on the plague step for 10 days. 
tapit
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Not having mine due to having a strong immune system and overall healthy body. Have no issue with anyone who takes it we are all working towards same goal.
Smudger1
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Most over 40's played out and were exposed to all sorts of bugs that younger kids nowadays miss out on so maybe the older you are the stronger your imune system is and why they are saying there's lower side effects in the older generation ?
we are not anti vaxers lol we are anti this vaccine which is only experimental but well done for taking part in it.
the lockdown laws which will be voted on again this week have to be passed otherwise the vaccine rollout has to stop as it’s not licensed but again well done you
tapit
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Makes sense, my idea of washing hands at work is a rub down front of shirt.
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"This now brings the total number of deaths due to the experimental Covid vaccines to 526.
We can confirm that as of the 7th March the total number of blood disorders to have occurred due to receiving one of the Covid vaccines now stands at 3787, the total number of heart disorders now stands at 3426, the total number of eye disorders now stands at 3988, and the total number of gastrointestinal disorders now stands at 36,356. But perhaps most worrying of all, the total number of nervous system disorders, which includes brain damage, facial paralysis and strokes, now stands at 68,797.
These are just the immediate side effects of the Covid vaccines, and only the ones that have been reported. We dread to think what adverse effects we might see in the long term."
FRIGHTENING! – 7th update on Adverse Reactions to Covid Vaccines released by UK Government
The UK Government have released their seventh report highlighting adverse reactions to both the Pfizer / BioNTech and Oxford / AstraZeneca vaccines that have occurred since the roll-out began on th…
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Just be locked down in a different field than the black sheep that dont take the vaccine
raytheplasterer
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it doesn't give protection from contracting or passing on anything, it also doesn't give immunity apparently,
it is just a thing that will stop symptoms of disease.
Casper
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Ah I see.
MakeItSmooth
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You can just imagine some sell-out prick sat in an office, typing that drivel, whilst his colleagues look on...