[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Wyseguy

My experience has shown me degrees do not automatically give one common sense. Some of the most foolish people I ever met were in my post graduate studies, while my greatest influence had only a HS diploma. You can have all of the education in the world, but without sense you can end up being a danger to yourself and others. I will leave out the basic silly memes.

So, in other words, its all "common sense" Thought so

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

And you're a surgeon with a doctorate. I think that trumps some of the rather ignorant posts that some have made.

Hey! Leave the "Orange Guy" out of this!

Oh, I almost forgot... My original reply was "No, I am an EXCEPTIONAL Amateur!" (A nod to Hand Gruber in "Die Hard"...)

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Hey! Leave the "Orange Guy" out of this!

Oh, I almost forgot... My original reply was "No, I am an EXCEPTIONAL Amateur!" (A nod to Hand Gruber in "Die Hard"...)

I hope not. He was "Eurotrash"

[Altavia]

+++1

[Wyseguy]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

So, in other words, its all "common sense" Thought so

Reading comprehension must not be required for a "Surgeon" with a doctorate .

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Wyseguy

Reading comprehension must not be required for a "Surgeon" with a doctorate .

I don't know, you'd have to ask that poster who is a surgeon, since I am not one. But I would imagine it is.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

I hope not. He was "Eurotrash"

Yeah, according to that cokehead Ellis... Look at what happened to him!

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Wyseguy

Reading comprehension must not be required for a "Surgeon" with a doctorate .

Hey, leave me out of this!

[Malsua]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Yeah, according to that cokehead Ellis... Look at what happened to him!

Yeah, I read about it last week in Forbes.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by Malsua

Yeah, I read about it last week in Forbes.

Wasn't that "Asian Dawn"???????

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by mtdjed

My eyes were opened today as I picked up my son at Orlando's MCO airport. We entered the airport unaware that masks are required. We were among the few that were unmasked. No one challenged us but we honestly did not know. Last time we were there in April that requirement did not exist.

We then went to Mallory country club for dinner and no one was wearing a mask.

Today I read that the Phizor Covid vaccination are quickly losing their effectiveness after 6 months Wasn't the delay in getting approval due to FDA requirements to insure that longer range effectiveness was achieved? Is this the same as Moderna and J & J?

Is the Booster shot approved by FDA? How long is it effective.

Is actual occurrence of COVID 19 providing better protection than the inoculations? If so , why does that not allow for continuance of work rather than firing for not getting inoculation?

Not a lot of clear informed instruction and communication.

The FDA has approved the Pfizer booster shot. How long it IS effective for is yet to be determined. It COULD become an every 6-month thing (?). if that would bother some people (in the US, not Portugal with a 98% vaccine rate) - then they need to blame the anti-vaxxers (I say put them all in a separate prison)!
And NO ! Having gotten CV you should also get a vaccine. Because only a very FEW vaccinated people have virus quantity in their nose similar to that of Unvaccinated ex-covid-recovered people. Normally, the covid-recovered have more virus. And THEY are going around society willy-nilly (whatever that means) and smiling at you as they give you CV. Happy days, they say, as the give an Unvaccinated person the disease. And the UNvaccinated CV-recovered don't wear special shirts that say "stay 10 feet away from me", I have CV in my nose and I don't give a damn!
......The CV-recovered often THEMSELVES lose protection rapidly after 2 months - the idea about lifetime CV immunity is a DREAM-MYTH. I don't know who or where THAT BS started. Bottom line ......get your CV vaccinations people! Please!

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

The FDA has approved the Pfizer booster shot. How long it IS effective for is yet to be determined. It COULD become an every 6-month thing (?). if that would bother some people (in the US, not Portugal with a 98% vaccine rate) - then they need to blame the anti-vaxxers (I say put them all in a separate prison)!
And NO ! Having gotten CV you should also get a vaccine. Because only a very FEW vaccinated people have virus quantity in their nose similar to that of Unvaccinated ex-covid-recovered people. Normally, the covid-recovered have more virus. And THEY are going around society willy-nilly (whatever that means) and smiling at you as they give you CV. Happy days, they say, as the give an Unvaccinated person the disease. And the UNvaccinated CV-recovered don't wear special shirts that say "stay 10 feet away from me", I have CV in my nose and I don't give a damn!
......The CV-recovered often THEMSELVES lose protection rapidly after 2 months - the idea about lifetime CV immunity is a DREAM-MYTH. I don't know who or where THAT BS started. Bottom line ......get your CV vaccinations people! Please!

Probably your best post ever!!!!!

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by sshepard03

It is my understanding, from the CDC (albeit quietly published) that fully vaccinated people can get Covid and transmit Covid. This is contrary to what our Administration stated 2 months ago. If ANYONE says they 'know about Covid,' that is a lie. No one knows. Some say it's safe. They 'think' it's safe but they don't know it's safe. I want to see the 20 year study on > 1 million people to determine, i.e. long-term effects.
No one knows - we are all in the dark.

In general, NOT true! And as far as "fully vaccinated' people getting CV and transmitting CV......that IS TRUE....BUT only for a SMALL number of people. And the vaccinated ones that get CV have lessor symptoms and don't DIE! Not dying IS CERTAINLY advantageous to the individual and it DENIES the Virus additional opportunities to MUTATE - thus benefiting all of society and mankind! (or mancruel in the US) (NOT Portugal with 98 % vaccine rate) So, now tell me to move to Portugal - that is SSSSOOOO original.
The CV virus IS in decline right now, some experts say it will continue that way. Some say NO, CV is in a 2-month cycle up and down. Others say it will rise due to the school children being back. So, this last part IS actually NOT certain yet. But, there are many certainties NOW KNOWN and the superiority of getting vaccinated is one of them. To be informed one must stay off of Facebook and avoid Russian propaganda sites and TV channels pushing dark misinformation! And stay on normal, traditional ABC, CBS, NPR, CNN, and MSNBC.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Pamelah

Your attempt at humor failed. 😝

I laughed, I'm easy...... like Sunday morning.

[SkBlogW]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

The FDA has approved the Pfizer booster shot. How long it IS effective for is yet to be determined. It COULD become an every 6-month thing (?). if that would bother some people (in the US, not Portugal with a 98% vaccine rate) - then they need to blame the anti-vaxxers (I say put them all in a separate prison)!
And NO ! Having gotten CV you should also get a vaccine. Because only a very FEW vaccinated people have virus quantity in their nose similar to that of Unvaccinated ex-covid-recovered people. Normally, the covid-recovered have more virus. And THEY are going around society willy-nilly (whatever that means) and smiling at you as they give you CV. Happy days, they say, as the give an Unvaccinated person the disease. And the UNvaccinated CV-recovered don't wear special shirts that say "stay 10 feet away from me", I have CV in my nose and I don't give a damn!
......The CV-recovered often THEMSELVES lose protection rapidly after 2 months - the idea about lifetime CV immunity is a DREAM-MYTH. I don't know who or where THAT BS started. Bottom line ......get your CV vaccinations people! Please!

LOL

Maybe that natural immunity myth started at the NIH

"The immune systems of more than 95% of people who recovered from COVID-19 had durable memories of the virus up to eight months after infection."

Lasting immunity found after recovery from COVID-19 | National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Or maybe the Israeli Department of Health started it

A new Israeli study on coronavirus immunity suggests that people who were previously infected with the virus benefit from significantly stronger and longer-lasting immunity than the immunity provided by vaccination alone.

This study demonstrated that natural immunity confers longer lasting and stronger protection against infection, symptomatic disease and hospitalization caused by the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2, compared to the BNT162b2 two-dose vaccine-induced immunity. Individuals who were both previously infected with SARS-CoV-2 and given a single dose of the vaccine gained additional protection against the Delta variant..