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First jab (Astra), couldn't stop shivering the first night and felt very weary for a couple of days. Oh, and an aching arm for a couple more days. But that was it.
2nd jab. No reaction apart from feeling a bit tired.
Get well soon.
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Get well soon, Griff.
I am starting to be impressed by how many of you guys already got their shot. The way things are going in France, I should get the first jab by the end of this year. 
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Get well soon Griff ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.freetls.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
I was laid low for 2 days with full-on 'flu symptoms afterwards and the arm is still a bit stiff 5 days later. But asking around, my reaction does appear to be one of the more extreme ones.
They do say it is worse if you have actually had CV-19 which might be your problem.
Go to bed, make sure you have plenty of water near to hand and plenty of paracetamol.
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I suppose you have to see it from the positive side, Those side effects means it works.
And if you get the side effects rough you would have gotten the decease rougher.
Well you already knew that. 
Get better!![Rose | [Rose]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
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I think OG has had the virus already which might be a contributing factor to his side effects.
"I didn't mention the bats - he'd see them soon enough" - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
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pkfox wrote: I think OG has had the virus already
He did.
pkfox wrote: which might be a contributing factor to his side effects
I wouldn't know, I've read about it going both ways for different people.
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Sorry to hear that ... Stay strong , all the best
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I'm starting to think the AstraZeneca vaccine needs to be pulled and blocked. Too many people are having serious side effects from it.
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As always, Lloyd is first to bring you the news! 
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"free again" is a bit early to this point of time, but there is improvement : it is now stuck differently.
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Had to do some drafting throughout the past few weeks. While looking for a decent program to use (ended up with FreeCAD - fantastic tool!), came across Antimony. Didn't use it, but if you are into Lisp you might find it interesting! Nodes as far as the eye can see!
Antimony screencast on Vimeo
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Here are some alternatives to FreeCAD: best-open-source-cad-tools[^]
FreeCAD is rated highly, but might be overkill if you only need 2D.
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Depending on what you are using it for, I can recommend fusion 360 - it has a free-to-hobbyists / education / startups version and it's damn good when you get used to it. I use ti for 3D print modeling: Adventures in 3D printing Part 1: Fusion, you CAD![^]
Fusion 360 Plans & Pricing | Fusion 360 | Autodesk[^] The free versions are at the bottom.
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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It was a big ship, travelling at a decent speed, so I put some figures together for you to explain the delay, which will undoubtedly come in very useful in your next pub quiz. 
The momentum with which the Ever Whatsit hit the bank is the equivalent of:-
a fully laden Boeing 747 travelling at 12,285 km/h 
a Lockheed Martin F-35B in standard flight mode at 458,333 km/h 
a fully loaded Ford Transit van travelling at 1,774,194 km/h. 
For those with imperial tendencies, that's 7,634, 284,795 and 1,102,433 mph.
A fruit fly could achieve similar momentum by flying at close to the speed of light, but this would be entirely due to relativistic effects.
Aren't you happier now that you have that useful explanation at your fingertips? 
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I honestly have not given the situation more than 10 minutes combined thought since it happened.
I really, really don't care....but, I am glad you do.
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Hah! Just wait till they get it free - then they'll send it over to block the Panama canal - then you'll care, right enough!
... or not, as the case may be. 
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Chris C-B wrote: then you'll care, right enough!
Somehow, I don't think this will happen again - at least on purpose. The U.S. Navy is involved now to free this ship, and I think there will be a meeting of the minds over this for sure, to ensure it does not happen again.
I'm not worried enough to bother with a care.
modified 28-Mar-21 18:20pm.
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A suggestion from the internet[^]
Leave it to the Internet to keep me amused about a global economic foobar that is costing $9 billion a day.
Real programmers use butterflies
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Chris C-B wrote: The momentum with which the Ever Whatsit hit the bank is the equivalent of:-
[Insert yo momma joke here]
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And here I am wondering why QA posts don't update in any real time when there's content added to them. On the weekend.
Chris C-B wrote: relativistic effects
Time-Life Books circa 1968 "Giant Molecules" and the explanation sub-topically "The Relativity Express" explains it all!
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I am curious about the speed energy in term of blue whales or African elephants! 
modified 28-Mar-21 19:54pm.
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Naah not an issue they hit the edge and go splat - no blockage.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity -
RAH
I'm old. I know stuff - JSOP
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Am I the only one wondering what the equivalent speed would be to achieve that momentum for an unladen swallow?
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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