Israel First in World to Test Oral Covid-19 Vaccine

re-labelling snake oil as something else doesn't change the fact that it's snake oil.

originally posted by: MykeNukem
a reply to: chris_stibrany

Yea, I think Polio was an oral vaccine if I remember correctly.

Nope, still wouldn't get it.

They DGAF about our health. Something else is happening here.

Thank you , oh wise one.
I was trying to remember what that orange stuff poured on a teaspoon of sugar was .
Now I can let my old brain cool down now .
Old Doc mixed up up , and it wasn't half bad .

a reply to: Gothmog

'Sorry son, that was Tang!'

a reply to: putnam6

What book is that in?

I only own Night Shift his first short story collection.
Generally his writing is extremely totally underwhelming for me.

What do you expect when he writes like 2 books a year?

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: Gothmog

'Sorry son, that was Tang!'

Nope.
I was trying to remember what the oral vaccine was for since you first opened the thread with the OP :"I Didn't know oral vaccines were a thing" .
Brain was about to overheat and go into shutdown mode when my answer was posted.

a reply to: Gothmog



Thanks for the input.

Did it have a flavour? orange?

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: MykeNukem
a reply to: chris_stibrany

Yea, I think Polio was an oral vaccine if I remember correctly.

Nope, still wouldn't get it.

They DGAF about our health. Something else is happening here.

Thank you , oh wise one.
I was trying to remember what that orange stuff poured on a teaspoon of sugar was .
Now I can let my old brain cool down now .
Old Doc mixed up up , and it wasn't half bad .

a reply to: Mandroid7

I am sure the shot will be kosher to make sure people feel safe taking it, everything for the people.

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: Gothmog

Thanks for the input.

Did it have a flavour? orange?

Imagine a skunk scent in turpentine .

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: putnam6

What book is that in?

I only own Night Shift his first short story collection.
Generally his writing is extremely totally underwhelming for me.

What do you expect when he writes like 2 books a year?

He does knock them out rather frequently doesn't he?
I'm partial to his earlier works mostly but I definitely have to be in the right mood to read and enjoy King book, mostly a summer read

This was first published in Omni Magazine then later in his short stories book Nightmares and Dreamscapes, I saw its TV adaptation first however, it was done very well.

"The End of the Whole Mess"
Author Stephen King
Country United States
Language English
Genre(s) Science fiction
Published in Omni Magazine (1st release),
Nightmares & Dreamscapes
Publication type Periodical
Media type Print (Magazine, Hardback & Paperback)
Publication date 1986

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I used to hate the mint flavoured cod fish oil my dad used to make me take as a kid now i like the taste lol.
I haven't had it in years but I grew to like it.
Selective conditioning?

a reply to: Gothmog

a reply to: putnam6

Thanks for the input!
I may order that one.

IMHO he does much better with short stories than with novels. They drag.
And also, if a magazine will publish it, it's good.

I know, I've submitted to magazines

EDIT

the hardcover is cheaper than the softcover rofl

talk about mass produced

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originally posted by: chris_stibrany
Looks like a company in Israel invented an oral vaccine for covid-19. I never knew oral vaccines were a thing.

There are a few I know of.

Oral polio was mentioned.

They did oral typhoid for a while. That was good because the shots hurt like help.

Adenovirus is oral. I don't think that's used much on civilian side. Primarily a military basic training thing to keep upper respiratory sickness tamped down. Very specific way you have to take it. Like chuck it back and chase quickly with water. More than one knucklehead fricken bit into it. And there's a whole protocol when that happens.

Can't think of any other oral ones off the top of my head.

And that's all I know about that.

a reply to: davegazi2

We never got pills in Basic. Just shots. And then my whole platoon got bronchitis over block leave. good times ...*hack*

originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: davegazi2

We never got pills in Basic. Just shots. And then my whole platoon got bronchitis over block leave. good times ...*hack*

The adenovirus vaccine is relatively new. Don't believe I got it in the early 90s. There have also been on and off supply issues.

NVM. Guess has been approved since early '70s. I likely did have it and just didn't remember.


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originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: marg6043

Forget TSA checking your bags. 'Can I check ya a$$ ho' ?'

I think they do that already, no need for pandemania.

"And kick off the shoes, too!"

Cheers