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Can we have a round of applause for brahs who stayed Unvaxxed (PureBlood Crew)
04-06-2022, 06:43 PM
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- Jessejame5
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repped as many of you lords as i could
lol at NPCs not realising what we did for them
lol at NPCs not realising what we did for them
04-06-2022, 06:49 PM
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04-06-2022, 06:56 PM
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04-07-2022, 01:42 AM
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for the Vaxcels thinking of getting the 4th shot LOL fades to chit in weeks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcaSuGusQjw
cliffs: Israel 4th shot study shows you would need a booster every month
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcaSuGusQjw
cliffs: Israel 4th shot study shows you would need a booster every month
04-07-2022, 01:55 AM
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Pureblood crew weouchea
The real ground zero
04-07-2022, 02:10 AM
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It was easy to skip.
I didn't have to fight work, my classes dried up and I had 3 years rent worth of savings.
I didn't have much family pressure, I live 1000 miles away
All my friends are in the UK so I didn't need to "isolate", although I limited public transport
My GF studies in another city, visiting once a month so no contact there.
If I had lived in the UK, I would probably be vaccinated. It is free courtesy of the NHS, I would've been working, probably cajoled into having it, no savings because expensive rent, had more exposure because I worked in hospitality and hung out with friends, and less time to read about it. My mum would've even driven me there, here I just delayed it at first because I saw no urgency to walk and queue to a vaccination station (where I'd probably get Covid just being there).
I didn't have to fight work, my classes dried up and I had 3 years rent worth of savings.
I didn't have much family pressure, I live 1000 miles away
All my friends are in the UK so I didn't need to "isolate", although I limited public transport
My GF studies in another city, visiting once a month so no contact there.
If I had lived in the UK, I would probably be vaccinated. It is free courtesy of the NHS, I would've been working, probably cajoled into having it, no savings because expensive rent, had more exposure because I worked in hospitality and hung out with friends, and less time to read about it. My mum would've even driven me there, here I just delayed it at first because I saw no urgency to walk and queue to a vaccination station (where I'd probably get Covid just being there).
Into- Mountaineering, running & Djent/Progressive music.
Anti- Lack of accountability. Censorship, fat acceptance, & current wave feminism. That's why I left the UK.
PRs: Highest mt. - 2962m (Zugspitze), Longest day hike - 70km.
04-07-2022, 02:24 AM
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04-07-2022, 04:07 AM
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pureblood crew. Got lucky and had my job not care that I didnt take the Jab so I kept cruising like normal. Didnt take any precautions at all actually, I either got covid early in the pandemic and it didnt effect me much or I completely avoided it.
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