[DouglasS]

No chance

[Novo]

not a chance

[Nicky91]

some of vaccinated people here in Netherlands (with Pfizer vaccine) had complaints of side effects, specifically around the place of where the jab was set

i just heard last night on our late night news here

[jet]

I think I'd continue to wear one in crowded places, like buses or trains - apart from that, hell no.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

some of vaccinated people here in Netherlands (with Pfizer vaccine) had complaints of side effects, specifically around the place of where the jab was set

i just heard last night on our late night news here

What kind...a sore arm? Thats kinda par for the course depending on he expertise of the person administering the jab

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Cherie

What kind...a sore arm? Thats kinda par for the course depending on he expertise of the person administering the jab

yes, and also headaches

[Samm]

nah but I do think it’s a good idea if people just feel ill and want to go out and go shopping or whatever, but don’t think it should be mandatory

[Cal.]

I think it’ll be the social norm to wear them out and about if you’re ill which I don’t mind!

[Josy]

No I definitely wont.

I will though be a lot more aware of social distance and I think itll be a very long before I'm comfortable being in a large crowd at gigs etc

[Parmy]

Maybe on a first date.

[Marsh.]

It will probably remain mandatory for masks in shops etc for a long while after the vaccine roll out anyway before gradually easing off.

[Ammi]

..I might do at certain times, for people who use busy tubes/public transport etc...some might feel that they want to continue...?...I don’t really much do ‘crowds’ anyway but in crowded situations, some may want to continue...

[Kizzy]

Maybe not masks but I was always a bit of a germophobe. .not ocd or owt but working in a high traffic area it just makes sense to wipe down periodically. So will just carry on as I was.

[Peppermint]

Lol yeah nah.