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I was thinking about making a set of fake test results for the whole family
I was thinking about making a set of fake test results for the whole family as a last-ditch backup option.
When I went to NJ last summer, twice, I only had to answer questions on a touch screen.
Don't go. Do not feed the tyrants. Geesh.
All you needed to do was fill out the health advisory form online, get a QR code and you were free. He said they never checked nor asked for a test.
Do the right thing and visit Florida instead.
Ended up cancelling the whole thing because the destination country has introduced another ridiculous testing requirement: in addition to PCR 72 hours prior to departure they now require an antibody test 4 hours before arrival.
Wonder if that touch screen was disinfected between uses. If not, how ironic.
Biden made people have to have a test to get back in too.
Booger saysDo the right thing and visit Florida instead.
I go in two weeks. Pumped. I can manage, but February was the coldest stretch I've experienced in my life in IL. Not how cold, but the number of day in a row 20*F and under roughly.
I agree with your sentiment, but travel is fun.
We'll be down in Melbourne early April. Scoping out for potential relocation.
All the tropical shitholes wanting $100+ pp for "testing" can kiss my fat hairy American ass.
I was thinking about making a set of fake test results for the whole family as a last-ditch backup option. I plan to get tested early, receive the papers, scan them and photoshop the necessary date. If I understand it correctly there is no practical way for some official in a foreign country to check the validity of the test results presented to them. Anyone have a recent experience with this test for travel shit?
Especially interested to hear from @WookieMan.