What booster are you getting?

Got two Pfizers, will get Pfizer Booster.

I'm getting the Moderna Ciccone.

I just got my second Pfizer booster and though yesterday I felt fine, today I feel very BLEH. . .

Moderna on Monday.

I had the J&J so I am sticking with that. I know mixing it with the others produces more antibodies but I had Covid so I figure with two J&J's and the Covid antibodies I should be good.

moderna on monday

technical support on tuesday

pharmaceutical waste on wednesday

therapeutics on thrusday

friday is for Pfizer

They say Astra-Zeneca mixed an mRNA (Pfizer or Moderna) is the best combination .

i can't wait

r7. I have got AstraZeneca combined with Moderna as a second shot due to the every day changing of what vaccine is good for what age range discussion we had in the spring time in Germany. Which at the end of the day was stated as the best mixture you could get.

So asking my oncologist yesterday what booster shot he would recommend, the answer was to reach for Biontech, because then I would cover the widest range. Probably at the end it does not really matter, just get the f.... booster.

So is the moderna booster now available?

Boosters for all now or do you need to still be in a special category or age?

(I'll google now but still feel free to provide any info.)

Anyone have any specific, reputable articles on following Pfizer with a Moderna booster?

Paging Elderlez!! Or, do you have to say her name three times to summon her...

ElderlezElderlezElderlez

I received the Moderna booster a couple of days ago. Side effects are mild and basically made me feel a little tired. My two shots during the winter were also Moderna.

Half the people in my region are not vaccinated at all. Yet they carelessly mingle with others, spreading the virus. This continues to be disturbing. While infection figures are declining, I would not dismiss a new surge happening when colder weather arrives and holiday travel and gatherings get prevalent.

I'm getting the Olderna booster.

Pfizer all the way, including the booster. It was what they were giving initially so that was also the third shot I got. I had no issues.

For those who got the Moderna booster, did you get the half dose? Or did you get the booster before they decided to use half doses?

My first 2 were Pfizer. I'm too young for the booster (will be 60 in a couple of months), but I've developed high BP over this past year and have recently started on medication, so my Dr said I qualify for a booster now. (I guess there's a silver lining in there somewhere). I could have gotten the booster at my appointment today, but I have to schedule this at a time that I can take a sick day the following day, as I needed one for Shot #2.

I'll take whichever is available, though I'm watching to see what your experiences are.

I had the 2 Moderna's and I'm signed up for the Moderna booster. I'm 50 years old and have a heart condition but am scheduled to receive the 1/2 dose Thursday, now I'm wondering if I should get a full third dose?

r7 & r9 I too heard that which is why I insisted on getting an AstraZeneca first dose even though they were trying to give me Pfizer. What I'll do is stick to AZ for the second dose (which is spaced out for the maximum allowable 12 weeks) then I'll get an mRNA booster next year. So glad I stuck to my guns.

Just get Covid and then get 2 dose Moderna like me. It offers the best immunity. In hindsight, I’m glad I got Covid before variants.

I initially had Moderna back in February and March. I'm now eligible for a booster. I checked with my doctor who advised to stick with Moderna. I thought maybe mixing it up was beneficial but he disagreed.

I am a RN, and have been giving vaccinations. I had 2 Pfizer’s and got Moderna for my booster yesterday, along with my flu shot. I chose Moderna because it has proven to be the best at preventing breakthrough infections. Healthcare workers have been giving Moderna boosters for over a month in my city (the full dose) even though it wasn’t approved. A lot of public clinics have EMT’s, dental hygienists, etc vaccinating and they don’t give AF. We also aren’t allowed to ask questions, so you can say that you are immunocompromised without being specific if you want the booster now.

I had Moderna for the first 2 shots and got the half-dose of Moderna yesterday for the booster. My arm's sore as hell.

Second booster kicked my tuchis

R21, my mother also got her Moderna half-dose booster yesterday and her arm is also very sore. More than with the other shots. That could just be the skill of the person giving the shot, though. She now has the light flu-like reaction she got with the second Moderna shot earlier in the year. Hope it only lasts the 12 or so hours it lasted last time. My dad got his Pfizer booster a couple of days ago and, just like the first time, no reaction.

[quote]I chose Moderna because it has proven to be the best at preventing breakthrough infections.

Wasn't the higher level of protection Moderna had against Delta due to the higher dose more so than the makeup of the vaccine? They both work the same way and code for the same spike protein. I understand that a full dose booster of Pfizer is still a little less of a dose than the half-dose of Moderna but I don't think, as a booster, that's going to make much difference.

What states are you in people who've boosted? I'm in CT and it's not available to anyone under 60 unless they're actively working in respiratory therapy.

Got three Modernas. A close friend got two Pfizers and a Moderna.

My friends have it all!

I had my Moderna booster earlier today. My first shots were Moderna as well. I'm planing to spend tomorrow on the sofa.

(Can somebody bring me some homemade chicken soup tomorrow? I'd appreciate it. And maybe some orange Gatorade. Oh, and green jello with the diced fruit in it. Thank you!)

I had my first booster yesterday, Pfizer. Also had my flu shot in the other arm. My first two shots were also Pfizer.

This booster went so smoothly, the nurse was excellent. I even went home, and questioned if maybe she hadn’t given the proper shot. Until I lifted that arm. Shitdamnfook that hurt, and it still does today. Happy to report no instant chills afterwards this time. Just a little nausea for an hour afterwards.

I got pfizer. No side effects.

R24 in CT essential workers are eligible (education, medical, healthcare etc) or the immunocompromised. My cardiologist has told me to go get my booster now, I had my second shot in March, I’m 50.

R24, PA and NJ aren’t even asking when they administer it

Got my booster scheduled for next Saturday. Decided to stay with Pfizer as I know what to expect with it, and I've recently started other new meds (blood pressure and now a statin for high cholesterol - ugh) so I don't want to introduce yet another 'new' substance even though I don't think there's much difference chemically between Pfizer and Moderna. My doctor doesn't think mixing/matching between Pfizer and Moderna makes a difference.

I got the Moderna vaccine yesterday after having received the J&J in April. Arm still slightly sore. I was absolutely fine yesterday but started feeling blah overnight and still feel that way this morning.

I did not know about asking for the full versus half dose until now after reading this thread, but it sounds like I didn’t have a choice in the matter anyway. Not really concerned as I don’t venture out into crowded spaces and i still (and will continue to) mask everywhere I go.

My third Moderna caused mostly arm, shoulder and neck discomfort. Still have it five days later. But no fever or nausea like after the second Moderna.

[quote]PA and NJ aren’t even asking when they administer it

I had to fill in a form online that asked my age (65+, now allowed) to get my Moderna booster (which became available just this week) at Rite-Aid in PA. I had to include pics of my Medicare card and my insurance card. I'm able to get the booster shot much sooner, and at a much closer Rite-Aid, than I was able to get my original vaccines.

[quote] We also aren’t allowed to ask questions, so you can say that you are immunocompromised without being specific if you want the booster now.

A lot of people I know are doing this but it just seems so fucked up to me. Even if there is plenty of supply. But I keep my judgmental mouth shut because these COVID years are strange and people are doing the best they can.

[quote] I'm able to get the booster shot much sooner, and at a much closer Rite-Aid, than I was able to get my original vaccines.

me too, a dingy CVS with dirty carpet to stare at while I waited. I don't know where in PA you are but in Philly they are just handing them out

Marry me, r6.

Got my Moderna booster yesterday at 10am. The only side effects so far have been a quite sore arm at the injection spot & waking up this morning at 3:30am with a rather bad headache. I took some acetaminophen and the headache was gone by 4:30.

Did ElderlLez tell us?

Serious question: Are the corner drugstores able to store the vaccines at the -300 Celsius required? Are the vaccines delivered weekly? How long are the vaccines “good” if they’re not stored at an optimal temperature? My CVS can’t even keep the AC running and the ice cream freezers cold enough. No kidding.

I was vaccinated at

moderna is considered the most effective.

^^ I know it’s not -300 Celsius. But whatever the temperature, we were told that only certain scientific/medical facilities had the equipment to store the vaccines.

cocaine and vicodin

percoset bb....with tequila.

You will need to get a booster every six months, so just get the cheapest one.

they are all free

Now the 4th shot for the population that is immunocompromised.

I received the 3rd shot, Moderna booster, several days ago.

I am in a state whereby 47% or so of the residents have not received any Covid vaccine. I am not immuno- compromised, but am in a risky category. It really angers me there are an abundance of unvaccinated spreaders out there that don't give a shit about taking the necessary precautions.

sorry you live in a fucked up state.

I had Janssen J&J in March, but will be switching to Pfizer really soon for my booster. And for whatever boosters I get in the future, will likely be the mRNA ones. I’m in the age range for endocarditis from Moderna, so cannot get that one.

They need to pull the Janssen shot off the market. It is not good enough for widespread distribution, should’ve never been marketed as a one shot vaccine. We were lied to!

I am going the low-risk route and am just going to get one of each.

I'm going with the B12

I got my first Phizer vaccination on the 1st of September, the second or booster on the 23rd of September. Still mask up with strangers though.

Eldergay here (69). I had Moderna in February and March, and I got my Moderna booster Tuesday at 4pm. The booster is half the dose of the first shots. I was fine (my arm wasn't even sore) until 25 hours later when I began feeling a bit flu-ish. No fever, just a little achy. Took some Tylenol, then two more before bed, and that worked. Today (Thursday) feeling a bit sluggish but that's it.

Getting Moderna booster Saturday, had the J&J in March. A friend in the medical field said if you drink lots of water pre-shot, you will minimize side effects

r52 *smacks forehead

I could have had a V-8!

Hopefully by this time next year they'll have further perfected this vaccine and be able to build the COVID-19 vaccine in with the yearly flu vaccine.

Anyone else get the Moderna booster with almost zero reaction? I had it Tuesday. Not even a sore arm. (Unlike with the high dose flu shot I had last month.) Quite different from shot #2 where I couldn't get out of bed the next day.

I just got the Moderna booster 4 hours ago and the arm pain and fatigue are setting in. I took a Tylenol.

With Moderna, women tend to have more intense side effects with the second and booster shots. I say that regarding relatives and others that have conversed about it. I am a senior male and did fine with the Moderna booster.

J&J 6 months ago. Moderna a week ago. The only side effect out of both was sore arm when needle went in for 3 days.

The needle was in for 3 days? Yikes, it was only a few seconds when I got my shot.

I don’t think we need the booster

Got Moderna all the way.

R36 I don't think what they're doing unethical to be honest. Given how many vaccine refusers are still out there the alternative is that a lot of the vaccine would go to waste.

I got Moderna in January, and February, and I got a Moderna booster on Tuesday. The only side effect I had was a very mild arm pain from all of them, I didn't need any pain meds.

Pfizer booster, got it last week. No side effects.

R24, British Columbia. Late 50’s, immuno-compromised. Pfizer boostered this week.

I got really sick after the second shot of Moderna, so I’m procrastinating with getting the booster. Anyone here got a booster who also got really sick in response to an earlier vaccination have any info to share about their response to a booster?

R69, my mother felt like crap for the entire day after her second Moderna shot. She got the booster a couple of days ago. Only had a couple of hours after she woke up where she felt really cold and a bit under the weather. The Moderna booster is a half dose, so that seems to track with the amount of reaction.

What's the deal in Florida?

Anyone know?

I called CVS but they asked me my age when it was under 65 they asked what my condition was. When I didn't have one they said no to a booster.

Then I called Publix and they said anyone can get one. (when they have it.)

Got the J&J in April. It made me sluggish and feverish the next day, and my arm was sore for weeks.

Got the Pfizer booster on Sunday and didn't notice any side effects. My arm was only sore for a few days.

where are you r72 and are you over 65 if I may ask. TiA

#1+#2 Moderna

#3 Pfizer, just today.

Got the full strength Moderna booster in late August, on top of the original two shots last winter. Doctor recommended I do so, despite my not fitting immunosuppressed categories because I was traveling internationally this fall.

Pharmacy didn’t care so long as I checked the right box.

Tired for a day after shot.

Having had it, plus getting the EU covid QR certificate, amidst the “sensible” behavior of most big city EU residents (everyone wears masks indoors at venues that don’t scan QR codes for entry) took a [bold]lot [/bold]of stress out of travel.

Moderna x 3 - shoulder seemed more sore than after 2nd, and was in a manageable funk for half day after half dose booster

r59 here, took the 1/2 dose Moderna booster almost 20 hours ago and feel crappier than I did with Moderna shot #2. It's manageable but I am dizzy, achy and have chills, I may lie down for a bit. Just a heads up to give yourself a full day to lay low even if it's just the half-dose booster. I am a female.

take pain killers

Had the Moderna vaccine #1&2 shots in February and March. Got the Moderna Booster exactly 48 hours ago. The flu shot feeling,(head ache and general achy feeling) has finally left.

Whoopie. Party Time.

get ready for your Face Slap!

R69, I felt like crap after Moderna #2 back in March. I got the Moderna booster (half-dose booster) on Tuesday and have had no negative reaction.

I only had a very sore arm after Moderna #1, but was quite sick the day after Moderna #2, so your lack of reaction heartens me, R81.

I'm getting Moderna booster after having received Moderna the first rounds.

Moderna booster next Friday in Rancho Mirage/Palm Springs area. Soonest available. CVS is all booked. Yucca Valley/Joshua Tree have a two week wait.

Had Covid in January plus fully vaxxed. Hopefully won't need one.

Had J&J in March and got the Moderna booster today.

I would advise that if you plan on getting a booster, to get it in the next week or so before parents start scheduling for their kids. Otherwise you may have a hard time getting an appointment

I’m getting boosted as I type this

I'm getting the BEST combination, because I am a high-class person, and so better than all of you.

I need a booster up my ass.

The rules are so out of whack. I'm r71. So I went to Publix and there was a line of people and they said it was an hour wait.

I signed up since CVS said they can't give me one (too young, no conditions.)

While I was going to wait for Publix I walked over to the CVS. No one there. A nurse sitting alone behind a screen. I went to the counter asked for the shot. Was expecting to be asked why I needed it. No questions.

Got the shot. So confusing. As the woman in Publix told me no one seems to know the rules and it is all a mess.

Boast about your boost!

Getting mine this Sunday. Pfizer x3. Talked to a younger male friend (early 40’s) who got the booster (also Pfizer x3), and said the booster kicked his ass. I had a tiny headache and feeling weird after my 2nd, and a Tylenol made it all go away, so I’m hoping that Tylenol will work for the booster too.

P.S. Got my initial shots in California, getting my booster in MA at Walgreens (CVS was too backed up), with no problems at all.

Getting Moderna booster on Monday, had Pfizer for the original shots back in March/April. I made the appointment yesterday - CVS had plenty of open slots here at the Delaware shore (although I checked Walgreen’s first and they had almost no available appointments).

I had no after effects from the Pfizer shots and am hoping for the same with the Moderna booster since it’s a lighter dose.

Had Pfizer in March (1&2) at a doctor's office with mild expected reactions for 24 hours or less after each. Getting Moderna booster today at Von's Supermarket ... not so sure about getting a medical treatment at the grocery store, but they have it and I want it... Will report back later.

Just a tip for anyone getting a shot in a drugstore. Keep the paperwork they give you - or at least make a note of the lot number. I sent a note to my doctor via MyChart to advise that I had gotten the shot at Walgreens and they wanted to know the lot number. I had thrown the paper away after the shot and had to go back and ask them to reprint it.

Another tip. If you have been vaccinated and use an iPhone, you can now download a digitized version of your vaccination card. It creates a "card" inside the Wallet (where your credit cards are). The card has a scanable QR code to prove you've been vaccinated. Lots of info online how to do it.

Not getting one . I don’t need it

Yeah, unless youre already dead, you need it

Wishing you triple jabbers the very best! We got this.

[quote]Just a tip for anyone getting a shot in a drugstore. Keep the paperwork they give you - or at least make a note of the lot number. I sent a note to my doctor via MyChart to advise that I had gotten the shot at Walgreens and they wanted to know the lot number. I had thrown the paper away after the shot and had to go back and ask them to reprint it.

R96, the CVS I got my Pfizer #1 & #2 wrote the lot number on the vaccination card.

I had my Pfizer booster yesterday - and today, kinda surprised I'm just having a mild sore arm. On my 2nd shot - I was feeling so weak all over plus headache the next day. Prepared myself for that but what I'm experiencing so far is similar with my 1st shot though even milder than that .

r95 here... got the shot at noon. Sore arm - more severe than 2nd Pfizer shot. Slight headache... maybe just a bit of fatigue... Hoping tomorrow is better.

Don’t count on it, take Tylenol

I'm getting the Aldi store brand vaccine.

Most definitely r103.

Partner and I got a Moderna booster today after our two Pfizers. So far so good ...

Moderna for first and second and full dose Moderna booster last Friday because I'm immunocompromised because I'm on chemo. No side effects with any of them but the actual jab hurt like hell this time. The tech who administered it was nasty.

Did they make the Moderna thicker or something because I keep hearing from a lot of people that this booster hurts more than the first two shots? It's weird.

Had 3rd Moderna on Friday . Had no side effects

Sticking with Pfizer for the booster. I had little to no reaction from the first two doeses, and so far, it's worked for me.

So glad just to hear that people are getting the jabs

The only problem, R111, is that more people are getting boosters than first doses. So, the responsible people are just being more responsible. There needs to be some punishing consequences for these idiots.

This is the exact same situation as the blue states financially propping up all the loser red states while they whine about state's rights and individuality and ruin the fucking country due to the slave-state protecting electoral college. Biggest bunch of hypocrites in the world are red staters and antivaxxers because those they attack are the ones providing for and protecting them.

I'm not getting a booster until they say it's absolutely necessary. I think getting jabbed three times within six months defeats the purpose of the vaccine especially if, as they say, it wears off gradually over time.

That makes absolutely no sense, R113.

None. Never got the first one. I don't have a death wish.

R115 is posting from Bizarro World.

r114 Isn't it better to space it out instead of getting frequent regular jabs?

R117, it's highly recommended that everyone gets the booster six months after the second shot.

R117, if this weren’t a pandemic, yes. Eventually that will be the case

Pfftz!

CVS cancelled my booster appointment today. I’m wondering if they didn’t get a shipment of doses? I rescheduled for tomorrow, fingers crossed they work out whatever the issue is today.

should be okay

R93 here. Got my booster yesterday at 3:45pm , and started feeling a bit funky around 9am. Immediately took 2 Tylenols for arthritis (has the most amount of the active ingredient), and still was a bit dizzy. Repeated at 4pm, and felt better. It’s 8pm and still a little spacey. No sore arm though!

Got all Pfizers.

I got the Pfizer booster although I asked for the Moderna (First 2 were Pfizer) The Pharmacist rolled her eyes and told me next time you can get the Moderna. These boosters are gonna be around for a long time.

Can't we all get all the boosters, everyday?

Unless your pharmacist is a friend of yours R125, I would have called her out for rolling her eyes.

I did better than that R127, I asked to speak to her manager!

[quote]it's highly recommended that everyone gets the booster six months after the second shot.

They haven't said that. They said the vulnerable and those with comorbidities.

That means all posters on the DL

No, R129, that's not true. They are recommending everyone get a booster shot, if not 6 months after, then soon enough thereafter. For everyone.

What are they boosting if there's no immunity?

Their bank balance. They are making record profits.

What do you mean, no immunity? Are you disingenuous or dense? It's a LOWERED immunity after 6 months, hence a booster. Fucking clown R132.

Anti-vaxx cunts are tiresome, I’ve blocked every single one

I got Pfizer in April/May. I'm getting the J&J booster, not by choice, but I want to get a booster ASAP and it's all that's available

R136, I just read this on the NPR website: "A study by the National Institutes of Health this week suggests people who got the J&J vaccine as their initial vaccination against the coronavirus may get their best protection from choosing an mRNA vaccine as the booster." The Pfizer or Moderna booster may be a better choice for you.

But I got Pfizer as my initial vaccination, not J&J, r137

The way to get the most anti-bodies is to start with an adenovirus-vector vaccine (so J&JJ) followed by an mRNA booster (Pfizer or Moderna). This way you get more anti-bodies than sticking to one vaccine type or changing the order starting with mRNA and finishing with viral-vector type.

Just get your JAB

I’m 51 and got the Pfizer booster Monday at CVS. Didn’t have to jump through any hoops or answer any questions. Got the flu shot at the same time. Felt a little woozy and tired for a couple of days, but nothing major.

I got Pfizer at first and got Pfizer booster as well. I'm thinking of getting Moderna next year, or whenever is necessary again.

Has anyone started a thread on this news yet? I tried posting this in the Coronavirus Mega Thread but it crashes and reloads every time I try to put my cursor in the reply box. Ugh.

Covid-Twitter is all atwitter with this news. Some are saying it could basically end the pandemic. I’m not really sure how, though.

I don't know which one it's going to be, I just know I'm getting it Tuesday. I refuse to put myself at risk of suffocating in a pool of Covid virus juice in some hospital hallway.

Moderna bitches, get Moderna!

Three Moderna shots already. When can I stop with the masks.

The shitheads in the stores without masks are largely the ones that have refused vaccines.

modern gals get moderna

I got two Pfizers and a Moderna booster.

Had bad body aches the day after the booster and was fatigued for five days after. Today (day six) is the first day I feel back to normal.

I had really intense side effects after the second Pfizer, but they were done after a day or two. The booster side effects were less severe but have lasted longer.

I shook and moaned all week

I'll stick with the same company as my original vaccine shots.

I got my Pfizer booster today (got Pfizer #1 & #2). So far so good, though it's been only 5 hours.

Just wait

Why wait, R152? The recommendation is to get the booster 6 months after your second shot. There's no reason to wait.

R153, I meant 5 hours since the booster without side effects.

Been about 15 hours now. Just some chills so far.

chills and thrills

Got the low grade fever now. The fun time begins. Time to pop in some movies and take it easy all day.

First, 2 doses of Pfizer, then Pfizer booster.

Thought about getting Moderna booster as I read at some point that it was most effective vaccine. Was given a choice but just went with Pfizer as I uncertain about Moderna side effects.

Only side effect has been a bit or soreness in my upper arm.

[quote] I shook and moaned all week

Were you bottoming, R149?

for the very first time

For those of you taking the effectiveness of Moderna vs. Pfizer into account with your boosters, you really don't need to. They are both effective. The small difference in numbers was due more to the dosage of the vaccines, not the makeup of the vaccines, which are practically identical. Moderna's original doses were three times that of the Pfizer original doses. So, basically, those who got two shots of Moderna got the equivalent of six doses of Pfizer. The fact that Pfizer was almost as effective as Moderna with only 1/3 the amount shows that Pfizer is powerfully protective.

Now, with the booster, Moderna's dose is halved while Pfizer is getting another full dose. So, they are now even closer in their levels of protection. You're still getting a slightly bigger dose of vaccine if you get Moderna but, if the protection ratio stays the same, you will probably actually be getting equal, or more, protection from a third full dose of Pfizer.

BTW, this is the actual booster. That original second dose we all got should be looked at more like a delayed portion of an initial megadose. The immune system does not work the way it does with boosters with only three weeks or a month between doses. It needs time. There's a reason that all those childhood boosters are anywhere from 6 months to 10 years later in their scheduling. You have to build up the B and T cells for your immune system to work properly. For the most part, that isn't going to happen three weeks after initial exposure.

So does that mean the booster will generate immunity that lasts longer than six months from now?

R161, that's what they are thinking but the data will have to wait until the earliest booster recipients have reached that mark. Israel has the highest number of early boosters across the entire population and I believe they started widespread boosters in August. So, we'll know in February for sure if the six month number is lengthened and then we'll have a wait and see to determine just how long it lasts. It is the hope, though, unless there is some huge mutation that makes the virus no longer recognizable to any level of the immune system, that this will lead to a more sustaining immunity.

Remembering that one wasn't considered "fully vaccinated" until 2 weeks after Dose #2, does it take 2 weeks after the Booster to be considered "fully boosted"?

Boost your ASS - NOW!

Probably, R163. But you can Google it to find out.

In April I got the J&J vaccine (I had no choice as it was what was being given that day) but chose to get the Moderna booster last week. No side effects at all.

R163, yes. I asked.

I answered

BOOST it

Now they're saying that you may only get four months of protection from these shots? How many freaking shots can you get until you have permanent side effects? You just simply can't keep cranking out semi effective vaccines an boosters every few months and expect a miracle cure? This acceptable to you?

why would you think there would be a "permanent" side effect?

Who’s saying you may get only 4 months of protection from the booster? Why would that happen?

some troll online

Got my Pfizer/Biontech today. So I am complete now, first shot was AstraZeneca, second Moderna.

Uh oh . May be useless now

r175. Better than nothing.

Omicron booster....where is it??

r177. In Germany they are talking about February. This was the latest news.

Please don’t share Tweets from Dr Eric Ding-Dong. Just stop it.

FU! He’s been right more than wrong . And it’s moderna scientists who say this

I’m just swallowing a UV bulb.

Fuck you, R180. You’re the same barely literate hysterical person who always places a space between the last word of your sentences and the period. Can spot you a mile away. You understand nothing; it’s no surprise you hang on to every word Ding-Dong posts.

There are so many better people to follow on Twitter for sober, factual information about Covid. Please stop sharing his bullshit here.

[quote]I’m just swallowing a UV bulb.

I read that inserting an enema filled with bleach will work.

R182is triggered

[quote] And it’s moderna scientists who say this

or modern scientists?

I'm getting the Madonna booster.

It's an old batch, but it's cheap.