God you’re a prick. You just go on the fucking website, you’re not required to give a dissertation on universal healthcare. You asked how Americans are supposed to get an EU covid pass. That’s how.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
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Don't feed the troll. ^^^^^
Asshole. What fucking website? You think it's that fucking easy? Do you just ask mommy to do stuff like this, and that's your life?Quote:
Originally Posted by HellgateBasement
If you're talking about the above website, Switzerland is not an EU member. There, I just gave you a lesson in international relations. Back to pornhub for you.
Thanks for the lesson. I said a page back you can register your vaccination in France, not Switzerland. There, I gave you a lesson in reading. In any case, I'm an expat living in the EU, so I didn't need my mommy's help on this one. But I can ask her to google "registering a US vaccination in France" for you.
You're a fucking moron. A moron who got vaccinated in the EU, I assume. And you're a moron who thinks you can just "register" your American CDC vax pass in the EU.
I was vaccinated in the US and registered my vaccination in the EU.
one time we paid thousands to the bomber for a prime presidents day week drove to bc flew into the carlyseQuote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
and skied fucked up rain runneled crust camp
another time bit on a grand off fill the hut early jan and scored as good as it gits
if ya dont go
well yall never know
and they were both "fun" in differnt ways
So, tell us all how you did that, genius. Step by step. Or, did your mommy do it?Quote:
Originally Posted by HellgateBasement
Anyone else get a Dr. Smith vibe from Benny?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz2_d6zWDhg
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I laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by HellgateBasement
Said it before, you go to pharmacy and in five minutes you walk out with a green pass. I’m bummed that I the days of RFID systems and Corona that a green pass has lost its true meaningQuote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
So why did I find this online:
"How does Green Pass work for people who travel to Italy from abroad?
Italy's Green Pass was introduced ahead of the EU Digital COVID Certificate (EUDCC) which has allowed free travel across the European Union since 1 July.
The Italian version of the Green Pass only applies to people who have been vaccinated, tested negative or recovered from covid-19 in Italy."
Are you an EU citizen? Dual citizen? US citizen? What is your status?
US citizen, vaxxed in the us. Got my green pass with my cdc card in my local pharmacy in DE
What's DE?
Bunz brings the troll to a new low
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IT 🇮🇹
Gb 🇬🇧
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DE 🇩🇪
So, from what I understand, you live there, in Germany, right? Any special residence classification you are using? Or, are you doing all this as a US citizen?
As US citizenQuote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
I'm not gonna wade into Benny's pissing match on the technicalities of the Vax Card certs etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by chill winston
My take on Yurp this year, at least for Austria and Italy, is it's gonna be tough. Wife's family is German, I love the Arlberg having scored there over the holidays numerous times and with the current flow it looks like they are getting some snow. I think things would be skiable snow wise +/-. My record out of about 8 trips in 10 years was 50% knee deep, 25% ass deep, and only skunked on pow 25%. From the snow perspective it would be a go for me.
I think the tough part is that the whole Yurp ski experience has zero to do with "social distancing" or spacing which is challenging at the moment with C19. Whether that is in the cute mtn huts for lunch where your ass cheek to ass cheek, in the trams, or lift lines with Franz pushing you, or the half board hotels where everyone eats for a week, as is so common in Yurp. That doesn't even talk about Apres, although my guess is there won't be much Apres this year. Everything is just closer in the Alps and it's more part of the culture and charm of skiing there, but pretty much the opposite of what needs to happen at the moment w/ C19.
Then look at the past reactions of governments in Austria, Italy, and France. They basically locked down all last winter and it looks like they are heading that direction again if Austria is any indications. I know they are gonna try to open mid- Dec. but the reality is if case loads, hospitalization, etc keep trending high or up, there won't be any skiing. Bummer, but that is my gut.
My sis-in-law (German) just had her January family ski trip to Austria cancelled. They likely won't ski for 2 years at this point. Things are apparently as bad as it's been (case loads, etc) during the whole C19 pouch screw in Germany and I don't think they are much better to the South. Just make sure you can get your $$$ back is my end recommendation.
I will say you are gonna most likely be skiing groomers in Italy if the past snow record is any prediction of the future. That and the early season Avi conditions in the Arlberg can be a bit dicey. We were 1 valley over from Solden with the Bryce and Ronnie got caught in that Avi and the snow pack was positively frightening. Then again, it's like that everywhere early so I retract that as a consideration.
Love Yurp, I'm giving it a pass this winter.
I don't see how you can pass it up, what with Rax introducing a new pair of whatever they are this year. Get yer vax, ski some Rax!
But when you try to bring the Rax skis back through US customs and they ask you what are these and you say skis and they say wise guy eh as they take you back to be strip-searched . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
I'm been in Italy for the last month with a trip to Zermatt, Switzerland thrown in. Here are my experiences.
In Italy you can just show your CDC Vaccination Card as its not possible to upload to get a Green Pass.
In Switzerland, you need to upload the CDC Vaccination Card and get a QR code. The cost is $30 bucks and I got mine in 24 hours.
Both countries are definitely checking at restaurants, bars, etc. In Zermatt they didn't check to get on the lifts, but Monte Rosa they are. Hope that helps.
Where'd you ski in Italy?
Just a heads up, Europe is getting pretty cheap if your carrying US dollars.