Would you get the Covid Vax for $1500???

[gauchojake]

Stimulus coming soon but with strings. I probably would just so I don't have to ask my wife if I can gamble.

[jjgold]

Of course I would


Losers don’t get vaccines I just got the shingles one two days ago a couple side effects but it’ll go away

[gauchojake]

I should get that one too.

[Snowball]

not the pfizer or moderna ones
those are mRNA.

[gauchojake]

What could go wrong snowballs??? The virus itself is RNA

[seaborneq]

I wouldn’t pay one red cent for a vaccine that is not 100% proven to work. It better have higher odds than lasic surgery.

[RudyRuetigger]

Ive been fukked in the ass for a case of beer



yes ill take the vaccine for $1500

[RudyRuetigger]

Ive been fukked in the ass for a case of beer



yes ill take the vaccine for $1500

oops, i was trolling from wrong account guys


sorry


forget that post

[Eddy Munny]

Fade

[hehfest]

[hubie69]

I don't particularly have a reason to NOT get the vaccination.

I will say, *if* I did have a specific reason not to get it, no, 1500 bucks wouldn't be enough to persuade me to get it. 1500 bucks isn't enough to persuade me to do much of anything specifically.

[thezbar]

The current plan is to do whatever my doctor suggests. I've had three anti-body tests, results two positive, one negative. I've scheduled a whole blood /red blood cell donation at the blood bank later this month. I should get a fourth result involving co-vid 19 anti bodies by years end. This will help in understanding my next best move.

Most likely I caught the virus in February from the workplace. I've never been tested for co-vid. The fact I've tested positive twice for the antibodies suggests I did have it at one time. This crap is akin to navigating a mine field.

If offered $1500 today I would not take their vaccine! I need more time and information to make proper intelligent decision.

I'll be interested in reading other posters take on this.

[pologq]

i had mentioned i tested positive for antibodies at the end of April. i think i had covid for most of February. worst part was the bad cough at night waking me up and the pink eye that developed. the pink eye was only one day in each eye. the cough was for weeks.

anyway, i plan on getting the vaccine. i cannot risk my parents getting this. my dad already has bad RA and some moderate liver issues and my mom was very recently diagnosed with breast cancer. getting money for it would be a bonus imo.

[Tanko]

Of course I would


Losers don’t get vaccines I just got the shingles one two days ago a couple side effects but it’ll go away

JJ be like.....

[kidcudi92]

Nope

[jtoler]

idiots being turned into super slaves and have no idea most I don’t think even care as long as they know others are in the same predicament misery does love company

[seaborneq]

Ive been fukked in the ass for a case of beer



yes ill take the vaccine for $1500

Not that there is anything wrong with that.

[cincinnatikid513]

i'd pay 1000 need that other 500 to bet on games

[seaborneq]

The current plan is to do whatever my doctor suggests. I've had three anti-body tests, results two positive, one negative. I've scheduled a whole blood /red blood cell donation at the blood bank later this month. I should get a fourth result involving co-vid 19 anti bodies by years end. This will help in understanding my next best move.

Most likely I caught the virus in February from the workplace. I've never been tested for co-vid. The fact I've tested positive twice for the antibodies suggests I did have it at one time. This crap is akin to navigating a mine field.

If offered $1500 today I would not take their vaccine! I need more time and information to make proper intelligent decision.

I'll be interested in reading other posters take on this.

You might actually be a good gambler too. You are using logic and look both ways before you cross the street. Its not many logical thinkers on this forum. Good post.

[SamsNCharge99]

nope

[jjgold]

Yes

Anything for cash

[pablo222]

When we were teenagers, i asked my buddy if he would eat a bloated dead groundhog for a grand.
HIs response was " you can come on my face and call me Sally for $1000.

[jtoler]

You might actually be a good gambler too. You are using logic and look both ways before you cross the street. Its not many logical thinkers on this forum. Good post.

nothing too logical about that post he believes in covid yet has no proof therefore can be easily coaxed into the needle also trusts his doctor way more than he should if people only knew western medical “care” just isn’t wut they think

[Booya711]

Never taken a flu shot so why would I take this??? Getting Covid will probably end in a better result than the initial vaccine

[Mike Huntertz]

Of course I would


Losers don’t get vaccines I just got the shingles one two days ago a couple side effects but it’ll go away

Shingrex is a no brainer but the worst shot side effects I've ever had. Still tolerable.
Efficacy is off the charts.
I'll get the Covid vaccine after it's been out for a while.....think thalidomide.

[clockwise1965]

I made my own covid vaccine. 50% Jack Daniel's 25% fireball and 25% Grey Goose.

[stake1]

Nope. Entire RNA virus is bs. Was in existence before Halloween ‘19 infected plenty. No vents. No icu bed shorts. Psych warfare and many took the bait. Hook. Line. Sinker

[Chi_archie]

pass

[thechaoz]

They're going to pay me $750 for either a placebo or the vaccine.

2 short trips

[JIBBBY]

Of course I would


Losers don’t get vaccines I just got the shingles one two days ago a couple side effects but it’ll go away

Shingles no joke. Good move.

[thezbar]

nothing too logical about that post he believes in covid yet has no proof therefore can be easily coaxed into the needle also trusts his doctor way more than he should if people only knew western medical “care” just isn’t wut they think

No where in my post is the reference I TRUST my doctor. I Listen to them because of their experience.
Long story short--In 2002 I was informed I had five years left to live unless I had a liver transplant. No liver transplant, no disease, still moving, Still bitter about that one.

[stake1]

Take ownership of your own healthcare. Most Americans are smarter than the Pcp/Gp, or Im docs

[jtoler]

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No where in my post is the reference I TRUST my doctor. I Listen to them because of their experience.
Long story short--In 2002 I was informed I had five years left to live unless I had a liver transplant. No liver transplant, no disease, still moving, Still bitter about that one.

good for u glad u didn’t listen to the rat bastard

[gauchojake]

I'm going to get it just for the cash and potential super powers. Also some of you are missing the point. The government is going to tie your stimulus check to the vaccine. You don't get your stimulus unless you get the shot. Win win IMO

[stake1]

This summer, computational biologist Luke Hutchison volunteered for a trial of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine. But after the second injection, his arm swelled up to the size of a “goose egg,” Hutchison says.

He can't be sure he got the vaccine and not a placebo, but within a few hours, Hutchison, who was healthy and 43, was beset by bone and muscle aches and a 38.9°C fever. “I started shaking. I had cold and hot rushes,” he says. “I was sitting by the phone all night long thinking: ‘Should I call 911?’”



Hutchison's symptoms resolved after 12 hours. But, he says, “Nobody prepared me for the severity of this.”
He says the public should be better prepared than he was, because a subset of people may face intense, if transient, side effects, called reactogenicity, from Moderna's vaccine. Some health experts agree.