Vaccine Tourism

Verb; The act of traveling to other cities or states in the attempt to a vaccination earlier.

There are so many out of state tags in Florida’s vaccine line, Expedia must be offering a Vaccine Tourism package.

by joequandoe February 2, 2021

vaccine chaser

a person who waits in lines in hopes of receiving leftover COVID-19 vaccinations at the end of the day

There was a huge line of vaccine chasers at the clinic last night!

by slweeb April 17, 2021

Vaccination Segregation

The haves and have nots. One will control the other and will never relinquish their power.

Vaccination Segregation is the new normal

by mikeyrich June 26, 2021

Vaccine line

A vaccine line is still a line to fall into. Instead of being told another country (like China) is the enemy, people are told the coronavirus is the enemy. If you don't stand for something, you'll fall in line for anything you're told you're supposed to fall in line for.

A vaccine line is another line for an entity to try and keep people from getting out of, or standing against.

by Solid Mantis April 12, 2021

Wet Vaccination

When A Female Puts Anything She Can’t Fit/Find In Her Pussy/Vagina/Klit To Pleasure Herself Or To Get A Orgasm.

James:OMG Sarah Done A Wet Vaccination Spree For 1 Hour
Rebecca:So I Do It All The Time

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by RuralLegandary September 27, 2018

Vaccine resistance

Vaccine resistance isn't about people believing vaccines are laced with something other than the vaccine itself for everybody, it is about people that know that rules and laws coming from someone other than themselves are not more credible than what they know to be true. A medical or science degree doesn't make one person smarter than another, they've either invested more money in (or had their mother and father invest more money in) an education for themselves, that doesn't make them more responsible or informed people than any unvaccinated person. Doctors and scientists are as capable of spreading misinformation as anybody on facebook, yet for some reason people listen to them because they have convinced people that they need them, and hence people give them authority they don't give people on social media or anywhere else for that reason.

If vaccine resistance is what a person knows to be right to stand for, listening to a doctor tell them why it's wrong is a good way to fall for anything a doctor, a scientist, or anybody else says. There is money being made off mask sales, and there is money being made off vaccines, whether free vaccines are being given out or not to persuade more people to get one. The end result will still be the government/healthcare/science/media and related fields having more control of people's lives than they already do, and they've almost completely overrun most people's autonomy to become a near totalitarian state, claiming that things will get better if people give them just a little bit more control of their lives than they already have. Already anybody that disagrees with these folks is someone they want to make a fool in the eyes of the masses to gain support from the masses and eliminate any resistance that is left. They can control most people some of the time, but they can't control everyobe all the time.

by The Original Agahnim October 4, 2021

vaccine video

A video created by a marketing agency or company that attempts to be a viral video but is really nothing more than a commercial. A vaccine video often represents an attempt by an old school company to "connect" to a "younger audience" through this wacky online video phenomenon.

In the run up to Christmas 2006, Sony decided it would try to create a "viral video" that would promote the PSP - it was basically a dorky guy in a Santa hat making a pitiful attempt to rap about how he wants his parents to buy him a PSP. A fantastic example of a vaccine video at its best...

youtube.com/watch?v=0G0LlXv-nyI

by ChrisKnight January 11, 2009