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Posts posted by BLUMENKOHL
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Smoking Bolivian chlorine dioxide boosts creativity.
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9 hours ago, gkgyver said:
Whatever.
I'll spare myself the cauliflower wrath.
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I agree with you, though, 21st century problems are physical problems, not digital.
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17 minutes ago, Gruesome Son of a Bitch said:
I don't know anything about the Reset Theory, but in terms of a reset, there is something I'd like to see. It's for more men, specifically White Men, entering a workforce in the wake of ChinaVirus alongside millions of people affected by this to have to broaden their horizons, not take soulless IT computer or service industry jobs and opt for a masculine trade. Become laborers, join a union, do construction work. Put down the mouse and pick up a hammer. Blue collar workers, not just a bunch of cubicle farmers.
More this:
Less this:
Are you blue-collaring it?
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1 hour ago, The Big Man said:
These whackjobs get some creepy weirdo schaudenfreude from seeing businesses collapse and people chronically out of work. It's bizarre.
Too much estrogenic soy and pea-protein makes little Harry an anti-capitalist Harriet.
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4 hours ago, Quintus said:
Another lockdown coming in for us by the sounds of it. Whatever it takes to keep the strain off the health service, plus hopefully I'll get to spend some more time at home (fingers crossed).
Like chopping your hand off to take the edge off metastatic cancer at this point.
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Resht in peash, Mr. Bond!
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14 minutes ago, The Big Man said:
You’re the big man, I think. I don’t know, maybe you’re not, but you’re the big man, I think. Your son said we have to give 10 per cent to the big man. What’s that all about? It’s terrible.
I can’t believe you wasted your once every few days name change on this. The old name, it had character. It was sly. It was rebellious. It was exotic. Had humor. You look like the girl next door now.
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20 minutes ago, The Big Man said:
Okay that's the same as ours. Before I decide to kill myself, I'll let you know.
Your new name sucks.
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Does COVID spread through loads?
COVID does not seem to spread through loads as far as we can tell.
So keep your face mask on, but you can skip the Willy-mask...
Of course these health sexperts also though masks didn’t work as part of a propaganda campaign a few months ago... -
28 minutes ago, PuhgreÞiviÞm said:
Anyone else blow some really powerful loads?
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Number of people testing positive for antibodies has dropped by 26%, after only months. Big clue that there is no long-lasting immunity.
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-54696873
It looks like immunity lasts around 7 months...
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/10/studies-show-long-term-covid-19-immune-response
By comparison, the common cold gives you immunity for 2-3 years.
The problem is that COVID can do cumulative/permanent lung damage. But hopefully the first time is the worst...we’ll see.
Methinks the best bet is to mask up and try not to get a huge initial load, IF you have to get sick before there are cheap, seasonal vaccinations available. Big viral loads are how you get fucked up.
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At this point nationwide lockdowns in hard-hit places are a sham. They are not lockdowns. They can’t kick this thing out anymore. The window of opportunity is way past gone for that. Idiot politicians around the world missed their chance to control this when it was controllable.
Targeted lockdowns in areas that have things under control are more effective. But locking down the country of France with skyrocketing cases...it’ll just take the edge off.
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Let’s get back on track and give Quint some shit!
It’s amazing the difference a few months of learning about a disease does to death rates. Big surges everywhere but much more manageable on the death front. Probably multi factor:
1. Doctors are more experienced at treating
2. Masks and distancing are decreasing viral loads and severity of disease
3. The surviving ultra-vulnerable know to be more cautious
4. The virus is probably evolving to more contagious and less deadly? Unknown but possible.
Golly gee.
People who can only think in a slice of time, like Quintus, still think lockdowns weren’t necessary early on because they are not as necessary today.
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Alex, Sweden has had pretty strong lockdowns compared to the world.
It just hasn’t been centrally mandated, that’s all.
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If you normalize France’s daily numbers to the US’s population, the US would have had close to 150,000 new cases today.
How embarrassing for the enlightened Europeans!
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1 hour ago, gkgyver said:
Oh good, more "subverting" because that has such a good track record these days.
Starting the last chapter on a more subdued note is the most vanilla thing in storytelling.Just like that epic action scene at the beginning of RotJ.
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54 minutes ago, Quintus said:
You don't get to set arbitrary time frames for everyone though, especially when it's suggested during a rubbish attempt to mask your own back-peddling.
Why would I back pedal? I was and am right all through.
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I’m not triggered by mstrox talking sense about herd immunity in October 2020.
It’s all about timing. You want to be cautious and slow when the fog is thickest and you can let down your guard speed up as the fog clears.
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13 hours ago, Quintus said:
Oh look, yet again they're bringing up the alternative approach which some of us argued for many months ago:
The crucial difference being that the media is now also coming around to that way of thinking. Funny that.
It is up to the elderly and the other higher risk groups to use their common sense and avoid risky public spaces. The rest of productive society can no longer continue to jeopardise their own futures for demographic groups who are largely capable of looking after themselves, with help measures put into place. There shouldn't be an expectation from the elderly that the rest of the world will put themselves damagingly on hold indefinitely, just for them.
Many months ago you were wrong.
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Trump still has a few days to go. 10-12 days after onset of symptoms is when you get a rough estimate if someone is going to go south.
Regardless, the balance of probability says he is likely going to survive, sorry Cremers.
P.S. While I appreciate the sentiment of his latest Tweet about not letting fear [of covid, in this case] dominate your life, most people also don’t get to be flown by helicopter to the world’s best hospital, with a staff of doctors and nurses dedicated just to them, the latest and greatest medical care, including classified treatments, and all at the expense of the taxpayer.
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5 hours ago, AC1 said:
At least 8 people who attended the Rose Garden Event have been infected. 99% didn't wear a mask or respected social distancing. In fact, they pretended if as COVID-19 doesn't exist. Talk about 'karma'!
“Why’d we get COVID?”
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5 hours ago, GiacchinoCues said:
You've said I hate it. When that's not what I've said at all. I like it. It's just that it's nothing new, so there's not much to say about it.
Just because something isn’t new doesn’t mean there’s not much to say about it.
As you proved by saying some interesting things about the origins of the track!
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23 hours ago, Jay said:
Because everyone's opinion on the sample posted is valid?
You can’t provide analysis if you say there is nothing to analyze!If you hate it, say you hate it.
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