Corona Virus

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Originally Posted by Tombie

If that dispersal involves a glass of Scotch with you I’m in [emoji6]

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Oh, so nice, Mike.[smilebigeye]


If I could be there, then you're on. I'll try to make sure that other thieving, Bower Bird family members get the crap stuff as they rat my shed & tools.[bigsad]

Maybe I could "hover" to keep them honest?[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by bob10

Well, it had to be said.

Let’s Say There’s a Covid-19 Vaccine—Who Gets It First? | WIRED

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Without reading anything, my #1 group would be front line health workers. Makes sense to me.

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Without reading anything, my #1 group would be front line health workers. Makes sense to me.

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You have a vested interest. [bigwhistle]
You omitted the disclosure. [wink11]

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Originally Posted by Saitch

Without reading anything, my #1 group would be front line health workers. Makes sense to me.

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I agree, frontline health workers, sick people, particularly those positive for C-19, and the elderly.

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

I agree, frontline health workers, sick people, particularly those positive for C-19, and the elderly.

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People that are positive don’t get a vaccine. It is too late at that point.

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Originally Posted by Red90

People that are positive don’t get a vaccine. It is too late at that point.

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they do for rabies.
random fact i know

The Genesis 11 'Church of health and healing' fined 150,000 for selling bleach as a cure for coronavirus.


'Church' fined $150,000 for promoting fake coronavirus cure

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Originally Posted by Eevo

they do for rabies.
random fact i know

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No. You get the rabies vaccine after you get bitten, not after the symptoms develop. At that stage it does not help. Rabies has a much longer incubation period - there are no symptoms until it reaches the brain, where symptoms from covid-19 start from the respiratory tract, which is where the infection is introduced.

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

No. You get the rabies vaccine after you get bitten, not after the symptoms develop. At that stage it does not help. Rabies has a much longer incubation period - there are no symptoms until it reaches the brain, where symptoms from covid-19 start from the respiratory tract, which is where the infection is introduced.

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you didnt say symptoms, you said positive.

can be positive without symptoms

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Originally Posted by 4bee

Oh, so nice, Mike.[smilebigeye]


If I could be there, then you're on. I'll try to make sure that other thieving, Bower Bird family members get the crap stuff as they rat my shed & tools.[bigsad]

Maybe I could "hover" to keep them honest?[bigrolf]

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Much rather prefer to have that drink with you physically present and breathing! [emoji41]