Thread: Covid Mk ll

Originally Posted by JDNSW

I had mine today.

I read the NEW very current version is not being used here until early March? Do you know which one you where given?


I suspect they will (Gov) try and get rid of the slightly older one !

Personally waiting for several weeks myself- I am traveling OS in June and want to help try and insure holiday is not stuffed up again!!!


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Originally Posted by NavyDiver

I read the NEW very current version is not being used here until early March? Do you know which one you where given?


I suspect they will (Gov) try and get rid of the slightly older one !

Personally waiting for several weeks myself- I am traveling OS in June and want to help try and insure holiday is not stuffed up again!!!


News on this topic A new bivalent COVID-19 booster rolls out next month. Here'''s what you need to know about the vaccine - ABC News

Depending on where you're going, check to see if Ivermectin & Hcq. are available 'OTC'. in that country. Once or thrice a week with zinc will do you no harm, apart from malarial protection. and could guarantee (?). a Healthier Holiday. Mexico Airport has both in vending machines. Funnily enough, that was advice I was offered in a hospital. ER. last week, to use either as prophylaxis ... ! my informant has cultural background in a region that still uses them,,,,
Note, hospital Doctor.. Cardio specialist, .not a tin -hat. nutter in a pub. And not the least bit worried about my possible POS. RAT.
Speaking of a 'fifth'. jab, well, in that ER. the feeling is Fool me twice. . Third "mandate" - and most of the migrant Nurses and Registrars have planned a return home instead.

Originally Posted by superquag

Depending on where you're going, check to see if Ivermectin & Hcq. are available 'OTC'. in that country. Once or thrice a week with zinc will do you no harm, apart from malarial protection. and could guarantee (?). a Healthier Holiday. Mexico Airport has both in vending machines. Funnily enough, that was advice I was offered in a hospital. ER. last week, to use either as prophylaxis ... ! my informant has cultural background in a region that still uses them,,,,
Note, hospital Doctor.. Cardio specialist, .not a tin -hat. nutter in a pub. And not the least bit worried about my possible POS. RAT.
Speaking of a 'fifth'. jab, well, in that ER. the feeling is Fool me twice. . Third "mandate" - and most of the migrant Nurses and Registrars have planned a return home instead.

It may sound a tad defeatist but I worry about that **** as much as Putin's Nuclear Weapons threats these days. We all got to go sometime & sometimes a flash in the pan exit strategy sounds ok by me.

At least I won't need to worry about my hair thinning.

Originally Posted by superquag

Depending on where you're going, check to see if Ivermectin & Hcq. are available 'OTC'. in that country. Once or thrice a week with zinc will do you no harm, apart from malarial protection. and could guarantee (?). a Healthier Holiday. Mexico Airport has both in vending machines. Funnily enough, that was advice I was offered in a hospital. ER. last week, to use either as prophylaxis ... ! my informant has cultural background in a region that still uses them,,,,
Note, hospital Doctor.. Cardio specialist, .not a tin -hat. nutter in a pub. And not the least bit worried about my possible POS. RAT.
Speaking of a 'fifth'. jab, well, in that ER. the feeling is Fool me twice. . Third "mandate" - and most of the migrant Nurses and Registrars have planned a return home instead.

Now if only someone could invent a means of distributing French Letters in the same way?

Originally Posted by 4bee

At least I won't need to worry about my hair thinning.

Neither does James...

Originally Posted by 4bee

Now if only someone could invent a means of distributing French Letters in the same way?

I don't speak, let alone read French.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I don't speak, let alone read French.

Vraiment? J'aurais pensé que ce serait pratique pour un chauffeur de camion.

Originally Posted by Tins

Vraiment? J'aurais pensé que ce serait pratique pour un chauffeur de camion.

I had one of them, but the wheel fell off.