93boomer
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Chloe would eat more spider webs than the spiders
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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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MySmallWorldof4
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There is definitely no microchip in the shots, but it doesn't mean that there will never be one in a shot. From MIT https://news.mit.edu/2019/storing-vaccine-history-skin-1218
That's what the microchip is making you type
MySmallWorldof4
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Gosh darn it!!That's what the microchip is making you type
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
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I went on Saturday to get another shot ( Moderna booster ) , I mean another microchip..
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
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Question: did you have any side effects after your booster?
Yes
First Moderna shot - headaches, arm ache for several hours, took pain killers, water
Second Moderna shot - 23 hours arm ache, fever, chills, sweats, couldn't sleep, eat, , taking pain killers and drinking lots of water
Third shot ( Moderna booster ) - approx 23 hours of headaches, arm ache and a little fatigue, took pain killers, water , forced myself to eat
I'm glad I'm done for now...
Figgy1
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FutureCEO
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John park hopper
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Just read Charlie Watts the drummer of the Rolling Stones passed away at age 80 I always thought Kieth Richards would be the first to go. Stones --one of my favorite bands. Can remember listening to Paint It Black endlessly during my tour in Vietnam. Rest in Peace Charlie you had a long run and gave us some great music.
Wow what a loss. The Stones definitely had lived through a lot of crazy times. An author wanted to write a book on the heyday of the late 1960s and 70s of the Stones but Mick Jagger said he could not recall much of those times.
What a deal! And many restaurants on International Drive, a number in walking distance.
Goofyernmost
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Actually, Disney was able to inject an entire ship full of people into the blood stream in Body Wars. almost 40 years ago. That must be why so many people think that there is a chip small enough to go through a tiny needle.
Goofyernmost
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I stayed there a few years back. Wasn't the fanciest place on earth but it was pleasant enough. If it is the one that I am remembering it has a 8 story tower of rooms on property. I stayed in that building and in the evening I could go stand on the SW corner of the 8th floor balcony and watch both MK and Epcots fireworks shows at the same time. All I had to do was turn my head about a half an inch to see them. It's really close to the Orlando Convention Center.
There are two parts of Orlando International Drive , North and South. The south is more upscale and the north is more budget friendly and a favorite of Latino/ Portuguese tour groups , UK tourists , more shopping outlets and cheaper places to buy Disney stuff and even nicknamed Little Brazil with a number of diverse cuisines, a number of all u can eat , in the area. Rosen Inn I think is on the South / North end borderline. North I Drive area is also right next to the Tangelo Park housing area which is not a safe area day or night and at times trouble comes to I-Drive.
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Figgy1
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They're there, it's just that the microchips have kicked in and telling you they are not. Be careful when sitting down your tail will take a bit of getting used to. Hoping your arm feels better soon, Ice 20 on 20 off and move your arm around a bit to relieve muscle tension
One interesting fact about Charlie Watts is that he never learned how to drive, however he had a collection of classic cars that sat in his garage.