HoarfrostHubb
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As someone who frequents that little bump routinely, I am taking a hard pass...
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We used to order some supplies from them at my old job 20+ years ago. I had forgotten about them until CT Blizz mentioned them a few years back. They are sort of like Grainger for medical supplies. They don't sell vaccines that I know of Speaking of which, I fell a little crappy today. Still working, but a day off might not have been a bad idea.
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Wachusett is still saying they will be open Fri-Sunday, butbased on the weather, their webcams, and some pics I saw of some of the trails by someone who works there, I don't thinks so
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Oopsie J&J. 15 million doses need to be tossed I guess one of their plants was not yet authorized
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Just got #2. My horn growth is a bit stunted
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In the group tested none died... that is all it means
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Eventually 100% of all people who get any vaccine die...from something
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It is definately a gamble for some... I think some of these events could occur. Especially the outdoors stuff even if reduced in capacity
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Sox game should be fun
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Ah... gotcha... do you think there will be a second gen? I don't know how those work... I need to get the shingles one. My primary care doc hasn't ever mentioned it and I keep forgetting to ask him. I'm in my 50s... People have told me that one sucks, but having had close family that got shingles...nasty
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Yup... that is possible as well. See my post to Jeff. I get it... you won't be getting the shot, your kids won't. I understand that.
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One idea behind immunizations (flu etc) is to help protect those who are immunocompromised and cannot get vaccinated themselves. By and large the kids/teens don't seem to get very sick from Covid but it would allow them to, for example, an aunt who has cancer treatments going on who could not be vaccinated.
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Somewhat of a need. Not for the kids themselves as much as helping us reach herd immunity and keep it there. I don't think it should be required though.
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Good news regarding the Pfizer vax as tested in 12-15 year olds. 100% effective So far no serious side effects. Our daughter wanted to be part of the Moderna study but was not able to get in that group.
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Are you not able to run it in October? That sucks they won’t refund $ if you can’t.
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Back in the 1960s, before the Impossible Dream, they sometimes played in front of 300-500 fans. That’s nuts
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Yah. Like $300 for crappy bleacher seats. Lol. When I would go as a kid they were $2.
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It’s funny that they will have around 4000 fans in the stands. I’m thinking that I have been to Fenway (a long time ago) with that many or fewer.
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50-55% plus those who had the virus should whack it quickly
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How much were tix? I saw some crazy prices for bleachers
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Well, capitalism will do what it will do. If a store decides to go that way and goes under that’s on them. I would not compare it to discrimination against race, religion, sex etc. I personally don’t think it would be needed for a place like a store. I think this will be largely over before that nonsense kicks in
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I do look forward to attending a concert, theater show, or dining indoors. Round 2 for my wife and I happening tomorrow. Still won’t rush things. I will definitely be glad when things are back to normal for my work. This has been exhausting and frustrating.
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I would actually not mind if sick people would just stay out of stores in general. Poor behavior of individuals sometimes leads to a mommy state. Not having someone hacking and coughing next to me has been a blessing
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I doubt those will be required for stores. Not sure about flights. I’m leaning no
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And you already need to show proof of vaccinations (not Covid) for travel to and from some parts of the world.
