Worried Man Blues
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My nurse said a chip was included in the vaccine, she was of course joking....................................
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[Misc] Covid Jab Poll for those who have had the Jab
- Thread starter WATFORD zero
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My nurse said a chip was included in the vaccine, she was of course joking....................................
I'm 52 had mine but a carer for my wife.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Well if anybody really wants to know if you've been vaccinated you should be able to present that to them. I don't see any need for anything more complicated or involved.
This is all entirely academic for me anyway. As a 28 year old with no particular health concerns I don't expect to be vaccinated until most restrictions have been lifted anyway
It doesn’t have your name or identifying number on it, just the date and batch of the type of vaccine, easily lost or even copied.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
If you have a bank card or a mobile phone, you’re walking around with chips every day.
RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
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Not implanted in me. That’s a big difference.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
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Oh come on, do you honestly believe vaccinations insert a chip in you?
No.
This was in response to someone saying they wished there were microchips in the dose to use as a Covid passport.
Sid in the Sharknado
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I don't quite understand why they don't put your name on it, they surely keep a list of who it's been administered to. If there was any intention of introducing a vaccine certificate that would have been the easy way of doing it.
The main issue is probably that it becomes increasing hard to avoid people breaking restrictions once you allow vaccinated people out. If we were to get to the stage where 80% of the target has been achieved and most people are being allowed into shops or whatever, then it would become quite difficult for the remaining minority to resist the temptation to mix with other people.
My main personal regret will be not being allowed into Trent Bridge or Headingly if they make entry into the early county championship matches dependent on having a vaccine, which I have heard mooted. After over a year of all this though I don't mind waiting a few more months.
Sid in the Sharknado
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I regularly talk cod-russian into my wallet to confuse my credit card.
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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a more interesting poll might be will you refuse the jab and the age group
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
52 and booked for Tuesday, no issues and not a key worker (though I do the odd bit of supply Teaching). They are flying through the population of Waltham Forest.
Recidivist
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No.
This was in response to someone saying they wished there were microchips in the dose to use as a Covid passport.
Personally I really enjoy my direct line to Bill Gates after my vaccination. We have a good chat every night....!
Are you seriously against a vaccine certificate/passport? If so, why? You can look forward to UK holidays only for some while without one, I expect.
Are you equally against yellow fever certification too, as required by several African countries?
Can understand vaccine hesitancy but not this....
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RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
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I’m talking about “passports” to get onto buses, into pubs etc.
Recidivist
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Ok. Wasn’t clear from your posts.
Think it pretty unlikely that will happen.
Government won’t mandate it and the logistics for transport, pubs, restaurants, cinemas etc. make it pretty impractical.
Once we’ve got something close to herd immunity through vaccinations (summer?) don’t think anyone in the UK is likely to insist on it though I can’t see why it’s much different from carrying a card or other proof to get into pubs if you look under 18?
By the same token, if you’re prepared to do it to travel abroad, why do you have a problem presenting a bit of paper to pubs/restaurants?
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Think it pretty unlikely that will happen.
Government won’t mandate it and the logistics for transport, pubs, restaurants, cinemas etc. make it pretty impractical.
Once we’ve got something close to herd immunity through vaccinations (summer?) don’t think anyone in the UK is likely to insist on it though I can’t see why it’s much different from carrying a card or other proof to get into pubs if you look under 18?
By the same token, if you’re prepared to do it to travel abroad, why do you have a problem presenting a bit of paper to pubs/restaurants?
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Publius Ovidius
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Did I read somewhere on here that Brighton centre are asking people to ring them to get first jabs?
My brother in law is a carer for his wife who has Parkinson’s and hasn’t been offered one
They haven’t been out the house for 8 months now
He is 62
My brother in law is a carer for his wife who has Parkinson’s and hasn’t been offered one
They haven’t been out the house for 8 months now
He is 62
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I have had both, Pfizer, my 2nd was delivered by 7th Jan after my 1st in December.
I am only 58, but it came as I am a covid volunteer, and as vaccinations cannot be returned to storage in the case of no shows, us volunteers were given the jab from the unused stock to save wastage.
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I am only 58, but it came as I am a covid volunteer, and as vaccinations cannot be returned to storage in the case of no shows, us volunteers were given the jab from the unused stock to save wastage.
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We all have, or should have ! Our own unique National insurance number which I and my wife when we had our vaccines had to give to the practitioner before we were vaccinated to identify ourselves along with other identity information, which the practitioner confirmed doing an online check. This I imagine will be used if the authorities do decide to go down the 'Covid passport route' which I honestly cannot see the problem with but then I have never been anti establishment or worried about personal data being compromised, society is us all and the safety of us all and society go hand in glove and if vaccination makes us personally safer and larger society by definition safer then what is the real problem ?
This response in no way is directed at the person who I quoted to make my point it's just that their post was the best one to use to enter the discussion.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
When I had my jab at the Racecourse I only gave my name and DOB. As it was an appointment, they had my paperwork already there.
The vaccination is now online in my Patient Access at my GP, so it all ties up.
On the off chance it is lower than 60 I just tried to book as a priority 9 but the portcullis is still down. Will try again next week.
Maybe attempts at booking are more successful later in the day so will try to book in the late afternoon next time.
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