Don't bring me into this, Ravenpoe's law is about always rolling 1s in Blood Bowl
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Ooooh. Well now I know who to blame for that one. Bloody double-skulls and triple-skulls.
For what it’s worth, it seems like even the smart people don’t seem concerned about needing a booster if you had the normal two doses as a kid.Might not be long before measles gets its own thread, at this rate.
Me 'n' the wife are now scheduled for boosters on Wed morning.Measles warnings issued in San Antonio and San Marcos as Texas outbreak spreads
The largest measles outbreak in decades has reached San Antonio and San Marcos. Officials say an individual who tested positive for the virus in West Texas traveled to two major universities and one of the nation's busiest tourist attractions — the San Antonio River Walk.www.tpr.org
--Patrick
Should adults get a booster shot of measles and other childhood vaccines?
The protective elements of a few routine childhood vaccinations may wane over time.
The information that I'm going on is that if you were born in the USA in:
-1957 -- It is assumed you probably got measles as a kid and therefore possess immunity.
1958-1967 -- You might have been vaccinated once, but you also might have gotten the discontinued vaccine that does NOT confer long-term immunity, so you might want to get two new doses.
1968-1988 -- You were probably vaccinated at least once with the "good" vaccine, but you might want to check and see if you need to update that with a second dose.
1989- -- You were probably vaccinated twice with the "good" vaccine and should be fine, but you might want to check your records just to make sure.
--Patrick
Ravenpoe's law drove me out of Blood Bowl so hard no matter how many times I wanted to like it.
AKA getting vaccinated the most dangerous way.
I’d say I was correct.
If there's one thing a being old as the heavens has, it's time.
(what? It had been a while)