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Originally posted by dtice
I am honestly wondering. I mean, could I just say, "No thanks. I already got stuck the other day." How will they know? Is there some kind of detection system? Does it leave a discernable mark that lasts longer than 24hrs? Do they wave a wand of some sort over you to detect the chemicals raging through your bloodstream? Maybe this is an easy answer and I'm just not seeing it.
Originally posted by dtice
I am honestly wondering. I mean, could I just say, "No thanks. I already got stuck the other day." How will they know?
Originally posted by fraterormus
With mass inoculations and immunizations, especially when the National Guard is involved, there is a lot of confusion. It isn't difficult, when no one is looking, to slip from the inbound line into the outbound line. Just watch how everyone else is behaving in the outbound line. When the National Guardsmen near you are distracted dealing with some other angry person protesting the shot, drop something on the ground, lean over to pick it up and stand up in the outbound line. Start rubbing your arm like everyone else and shed a tear or two as if you are up for an Academy Award when you get to the nurse who gives you your cookie, shot of orange juice, and your slip showing compliance that you show at the door to leave.
I just can't believe we are actually on the cusp of something like this happening
Originally posted by miss_silver
How cute!
Will have to remember this one
I do wonder how they will deal with people who have an allergy to albumen. The reason as to why I never had a flu shot is because them vaccines are brewed in egg whites and I am allergic to it.