| I have donated blood | 30% | 30% - 40 | ||||
| I have never donated blood | 24% | 24% - 32 | ||||
| I have not donated blood, but plan to in the future | 29% | 29% - 39 | ||||
| I will never donate blood | 7% | 7% - 10 | ||||
| I can not donate blood for whatever reason | 9% | 9% - 12 | ||||
| Total: 133 | ||||||
Something to do with all the injections we got, such as Black Plague and Anthrax. Also the nerve agent antidote pyridostigmine (NAPS) bromide tablets that we had to take.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
why is that?VspyVspy wrote:
I'm not allowed to because of Gulf War I.
did they actually think they'd launch SCUDs with the black plague? that's SO 1300sVspyVspy wrote:
Something to do with all the injections we got, such as Black Plague and Anthrax. Also the nerve agent antidote pyridostigmine (NAPS) bromide tablets that we had to take.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
why is that?VspyVspy wrote:
I'm not allowed to because of Gulf War I.
Basically they can't work out if there is a Gulf War syndrome so as a precautionary measure we can't give blood.
What about you guys on the ground? Do you have any restrictions?
Last edited by HurricaИe (2008-03-18 15:29:28)
smallpox too.HurricaИe wrote:
did they actually think they'd launch SCUDs with the black plague? that's SO 1300sVspyVspy wrote:
Something to do with all the injections we got, such as Black Plague and Anthrax. Also the nerve agent antidote pyridostigmine (NAPS) bromide tablets that we had to take.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
why is that?
Basically they can't work out if there is a Gulf War syndrome so as a precautionary measure we can't give blood.
What about you guys on the ground? Do you have any restrictions?
So does that mean you can't give blood either? Or is it just an Australian thing?GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I received the full series of anthrax vaccosVspyVspy wrote:
Something to do with all the injections we got, such as Black Plague and Anthrax. Also the nerve agent antidote pyridostigmine (NAPS) bromide tablets that we had to take.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
why is that?
Basically they can't work out if there is a Gulf War syndrome so as a precautionary measure we can't give blood.
What about you guys on the ground? Do you have any restrictions?
14 shots FTWGunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I received the full series of anthrax vaccosVspyVspy wrote:
Something to do with all the injections we got, such as Black Plague and Anthrax. Also the nerve agent antidote pyridostigmine (NAPS) bromide tablets that we had to take.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
why is that?
Basically they can't work out if there is a Gulf War syndrome so as a precautionary measure we can't give blood.
What about you guys on the ground? Do you have any restrictions?
if your doctor isn't a fucking idiot then it's not bad at all. Feels awkward but it isn't painful unless the retard misses, and even then there are more painful things.commandochristian wrote:
I selected: "I have not donated blood, but plan to in the future," when they develop another method that doesn't involve shoving a fat needle in your arm *shudders at thought of needles*
I know in CA you can be, I believe, 16 but you need a parents permission to do so.rhinoh2o74 wrote:
Nope, hate needles. But I might, never know.
In U.S. you have to be 17 (or 16, depends on state)
I doubt it. If you put it the same way as the original poster (just mention you've done it before and you wanna know how many others have), I bet the thread would have the same amount of responses. No one's holding your previous post today against you. (at least I'm not)Mitch wrote:
If i created this thread people would be like "Who gives a fuck why do you keep posting shit no one cares about"
Reason why I couldn't donate blood in the military. Told the sergeants I did anyway, so I didn't have to do anything for the rest of the day.Babb Master Flash wrote:
I'm temperary banned since I keep tattooing myself. After every tattoo I have to wait a year.