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Bob Mortimer jokes about “microchip” after receiving Pfizer vaccine

COMEDIAN Bob Mortimer has joked about feeling a “microchip” passing through his body after receiving his Pfizer vaccine.

The 61-year-old comic poked fun at recent Bill Gates conspiracy theories that have circulated online saying that medics would be injecting tracking devices.

Mortimer shared a selfie of himself after having his first Covid-19 vaccine yesterday.

Bob Mortimer receives Covid vaccine and makes conspiracy joke - Health News
Bob shared a selfie with him and his vaccination confirmation card.

He hilariously captioned his post: “Didn’t feel a thing.. not even when the microchip passed through.”

In the snap, Bob can be seen wearing a face mask and has his vaccination confirmation card tucked into the mask, blocking a portion of his face.

His full name, Robert Mortimer, can be seen on top of the card which tells him when he is due to receive his second jab.

Since Bob shared his picture yesterday, his followers have been leaving equally as funny comments about the conspiracy.

Bob Mortimer receives Covid vaccine and makes conspiracy joke - Health News
Pictured: Bob.

Angusdavies16 said: “Robo Mortimer.”

Radio_shak posted: “I had the vaccine a month ago and I’m wrecking my credit card with this sudden urge to buy a dozen Laptops a week!!!”

@theniffers commented: “Congrats on your new tracking device.”

@oliviawinfield also said: “Do you have a new found enthusiasm for Microsoft products?”

Bob Mortimer receives Covid vaccine and makes conspiracy joke - Health News
Instagram users found the selfie hilarious.

Ridiculous conspiracy theories circulated saying that the coronavirus pandemic is a cover for a plan to implant trackable microchips.

The bizarre claims also said that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was behind it.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation were forced to respond and told the BBC that the claim was “false”.

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