some result for Pfizer
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A positive one.
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A bad flu? Fuck, sorry to hear that. Hope you all pull through.
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Booster on top of a savage night of 
fack it Iâm in bits but weâll keep trucking
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Thatâs two lads on here now described it as a bad flu⌠Regular flu is an awful thing, a bad flu must be scary.
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Possibly. Iâm no medic but I presume the fact that the virus is capable of reinventing itself in different variants means that herd immunity is nigh on impossible, hence the need for a few boosters a year
This would appear to be the implication from the EU move on digital covid certs, three months added to the cert every booster. Rolling boosters and away we go.
a load of mugs queuing in the cold for a booster jab to âprotectâ themselves against a virus that is fuckall threat to 99% of them
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Whatâs your honest thoughts on this scenario? Would you personally accept being required to get 4 jabs a year to hit the pub?
I dont know if I would. My feeling us that you do have to draw the line somewhere and maybe this would be as good a line as anywhere. I accept the need for boosters, Iâm not sure how many Iâd accept.
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Well the DCC is for travel but if they continue to use it for hospitality then thatâs fine by me really. Why do you need to draw a line? We need to do whatever works to keep people safe and allows society function, I canât see why anyone would have any issues with boosters every three months if they allow things to function, wouldnât bother me anyway.
A booster every three months, from here till the day you die, for something that has a much less than 1% chance of killing you?
Thats the Ireland ye live in now. Lads donât even think twice about how utterly fucked it is
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Iâll hazard a guess and say that both individuals have never had a proper flu in their life
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1% all the way up to the day he dies?
And youâll probably still die of the covids
Over two years into this, honestly, how do you not get that this is completely irrelevant?
In any event I donât see why it would bother me in any way at all. If quarterly vaccines allow us operate as normal then Iâd take that over the alternative which is the current situation. I doubt itâs an eternity thing either, vaccines will improve and other treatments will improve to a degree where regular boosters wonât be necessary.
Itâs completely mental that lads here are still talking about the threat from this virus as being about itâs likelihood to kill fit young lads, and repeating it dozens of times a day for the easiest likes youâll ever get on the internet, absolutely mad 
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I have no idea how the death rate of the virus that has closed down half the world can possibly be irrelevant. The death rate is low across all ages too, @backinatracksuit not just young people.
Get the boosters. Made them available for anyone who wants one. I might get them myself from time to time. But mandating them for everyone for the foreseeable future in order to access society is absolute totalitarian madness
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Itâs a shot in the arm that is proven to be highly effective at severely reducing anybodyâs odds of ending up in hospital, you may need to be hospitalised many times in your life for things that wonât kill you,
The less people that need to be hospitalised the better, for tje sake of a shot in the arm
Iâve no problem whatsoever with the shot in the arm. I got it myself. But mandating it for everyone, every three months, forever is insanity
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