So your chances of getting sick or dying are increased?

I'm not gud wif numbahs... but I'm pretty good wif wurds.

MACS wrote:

great schools in New England!

frankj1 wrote:

The numbah learnin was there, too. I just didn't like the effort I had to put forth to understand it. I stopped at Algebra 2 because I could get a diploma with that and wasn't planning on being a civil or mechanical engineer.

My son did geometry, trigonometry and calculus. Fat lotta good that'll do him as an RN. HA!

MACS wrote:

Should help with statistics, my RN wife had to pass one.

Good for your son for becoming an RN, dinner conversation is never going to be the same. Besides the wife, my younger son is married to an RN, his son is in RN school now and our other grandson is engaged to marry an RN whose Mother is an RN and a Philippine immigrant too.

Gene363 wrote:

Congrats Whistle! I will be joining you late next week.

Did you have any side effects form dose #1 besides arm soreness?

Stogie1020 wrote:

^How do you know it's better than the 'rona?

Many have no symptoms or very mild symptoms... so maybe it's worse than the 'rona. And maybe it'll cause major issues down the road? We won't know until we get there, but thanks for being a willing guinea pig!

MACS wrote:

I know many who have had the rona.......even the mild cases had aches and pains several days.

Woke up today feeling great,looked in the mirror and was greeted by a big smile and a giant boner.All's well in the Whistletown.

BTW you are welcome.

Whistlebritches wrote:

I'm hoping the vaccine offers lifetime immunity...not looking forward to annual covid vaccine shots...

welp, I do get the flu shot every year...might as well go for the two banger...

delta1 wrote: