Recipients of Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine should abstain from alcohol for nearly two months before and after immunization, the head of Russia’s consumer safety watchdog said Tuesday.
Is that a backhanded kind of way for Russia to admit that they don't have a vaccine? Russians ain't gonna quit drinking, so no need for the vaccine there, lucky them.
I'm waiting till the Government Health Service in Ireland decides to import the Ruski Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine because it's the cheapest on the market.
Ever seen one of those bottles of Russian vodka that you peel the top off of and throw away? They are not even pretending that are not going to drink it dry in one sitting. That shows a certain lack of B.S. that I sort of respect. Sort of.
Stoly stock immediately takes a downturn? One wonders if the Russian people are generally as suspicious of government as we are - they certainly have reason to be.
Bbbbwwweeehhhaaahhhaaahhhaaahhhaaa Russians stop drinking? Stop you're killing me with the laughter.
ReplyDeleteIs that a backhanded kind of way for Russia to admit that they don't have a vaccine? Russians ain't gonna quit drinking, so no need for the vaccine there, lucky them.
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting till the Government Health Service in Ireland decides to import the Ruski Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine because it's the cheapest on the market.
ReplyDeleteEver seen one of those bottles of Russian vodka that you peel the top off of and throw away?
ReplyDeleteThey are not even pretending that are not going to drink it dry in one sitting. That shows a certain lack of B.S. that I sort of respect. Sort of.
Stoly stock immediately takes a downturn?
ReplyDeleteOne wonders if the Russian people are generally as suspicious of government as we are - they certainly have reason to be.
Now Russian vodka companies are about to revolt!!! grayman
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