Vaccication

A vacation, where the destination is a location where the vacationer is eligible to take a Covid-19 vaccine. Usually split into 2 parts for each dose of the vaccine.

Popular destinations: Texas, Arizona

"Yo Nick, you're Austin right now? What for?"
"Yeah I'm taking a vaccication for 4 weeks. California wouldn't let me take the vaccine but Texas opened up for everyone"

by Elmo Nana March 24, 2021

Frankenstein Vaccination

When rogue scientists are unethically considering mixing different homegrown vaccines with low rates of protection into a hybrid one, or are planning to inoculate people with two or three doses of different vaccines, to boost efficacy.

China, which had trialed four vaccines whose efficacy rates are as low as 50%, is seriously considering Frankenstein vaccination to optimize its immunization process.

by Covido April 12, 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

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

🐱 💦

by RuralLegandary September 27, 2018

Mix-and-Match Vaccination

When people experienced more mild and moderate side effects, such as more frequent chills, headaches, and muscle pain, after they were jabbed with doses of two different vaccines, compared to being vaccinated with doses of the same vaccine.

Mix-and-match vaccination allegedly gives people longer-lasting immunity, better protection against new variants, or simply gives hospitals the flexibility to swap vaccines should supplies be interrupted.

by MathPlus May 13, 2021

Vaccination Is Political

When the rates of vaccination in the United States are lowest among Trumpublicans, religious folks, and conspiracists in red states, compared to higher inoculation rates among those who voted for Joe Biden nationwide.

That there is a positive correlation between vaccination and votes in the US is unmistakable, because vaccination is political there, which means that more infections and fatalities in the face of the deadlier delta and delta-plus variants are expected in states with high proportions of unvaccinated people.

by MathPlus July 20, 2021

Immoral Vaccination

When high-income countries with high vaccination rates would almost have to beg or coax their citizens to get their third booster shots rather than giving or selling their surplus or hoarded vaccines to developing nations, where the people long to get jabbed.

Nations guilty of immoral vaccination only agree to donate their near-expiry vaccines to desperate pro-Western developing countries, or decide to practice “dose sharing” with another developed country that has a low vaccination rate and a low supply of Western vaccines.

by MathPlus September 4, 2021