OT: Coronavirus 4 - or is that thread 2.75?

[DaveG]

Last thread is over 1000. Starting up the new one

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[Boom Boom Apathy]

Can we just fast forward to 2021 already

 

[raynman]

Can we just fast forward to 2021 already

Wonder how many threads total this is going to require? Definitely gonna need a post game thread too.

 

[Anton Dubinchuk]

Can we just fast forward to 2021 already

“The year is 2021. The president is the same. The virus is the same. Nothing has changed.”

 

[Sens1Canes2]

“The year is 2021. The president is the same. The virus is the same. Nothing has changed.”

Dude. Don’t trigger anyone.

 

[MrazeksVengeance]

Dude. Don’t trigger anyone.

Words like “trigger” and “offend” have been devalued by weaklings.

It’s almost impossible to use it honestly these days.

 

[LostInaLostWorld]

 

[MrazeksVengeance]

Not gonna lie. I wanna punch the face of the kid on the cover and I have no clue why.

 

[Unsustainable]

This will be fun.

 

[MrazeksVengeance]

This will be fun.

To be fair, this year might be Matt’s and Trey’s greatest challenge yet. Reality is a parody now more than ever.

 

[Navin R Slavin]

To be fair, this year might be Matt’s and Trey’s greatest challenge yet. Reality is a parody now more than ever.

Somehow I think they're up to it.

 

[Lempo]

To be fair, this year might be Matt’s and Trey’s greatest challenge yet. Reality is a parody now more than ever.

We actually had a classic absurdist humor publication "Warthog" that ended its 25 year run in the early 2000's with the stated reason that the reality has started to resemble Warthog so much that there is no more societal demand for it.

That early 2000's is the good old times now.

 

[hblueridgegal]

Add Dessert Beers to America’s Pandemic Diet List

High-calorie, high-alcohol brews are allowing fans to go big and stay home.

In August, Mike Simpson went home to Vermont for the first time since the start of the pandemic. His primary motivation wasn’t family bonding but the release of a rare, barrel-aged beer, Imperial Hodad from Fiddlehead Brewing. The porter, matured in bourbon casks with vanilla beans, cacao, and toasted coconut, has a 9.5% alcohol by volume (ABV) rating and the flavor of a boozy German chocolate cake.

A sweet 2 birds 1 stone kinda deal

 

[MrazeksVengeance]

Somehow I think they're up to it.

I think your faith is well founded.

We actually had a classic absurdist humor publication "Warthog" that ended its 25 year run in the early 2000's with the stated reason that the reality has started to resemble Warthog so much that there is no more societal demand for it.

That early 2000's is the good old times now.

Sometimes our version of Onion News actually shares real news. Those moments are as hillarious as they are frightening.

 

[GoldiFox]

Add Dessert Beers to America’s Pandemic Diet List

High-calorie, high-alcohol brews are allowing fans to go big and stay home.



A sweet 2 birds 1 stone kinda deal

 

[Lempo]

Sometimes our version of Onion News actually shares real news. Those moments are as hillarious as they are frightening.

Our prime minister was once accused of receiving special kind of wooden boards as bribery. Our World of Technology magazine did an agreed-on inspection to his house and didn't find that any such accused boards would have been used on it.

The knowers on the internet were adamant that obviously you wouldn't use wooden boards of bribery on your own house, but at your cottage or at the place of a relative of yours.

This is when the rational that Warthog had truly hit me.

 

[WreckingCrew]

Add Dessert Beers to America’s Pandemic Diet List

High-calorie, high-alcohol brews are allowing fans to go big and stay home.



A sweet 2 birds 1 stone kinda deal

I read this as Dessert Bears...I don't know why...

 

[Unsustainable]

We may already have herd immunity - an interview with Professor Sunetra Gupta - Reaction

 

[SlavinAway]

We may already have herd immunity - an interview with Professor Sunetra Gupta - Reaction

Seems unlikely with CDC reporting that they estimate 90% of the population is still susceptible. Dr. Fauci has also stated that some recent studies are starting to disprove immunity from cross-reactivity.

 

[A Star is Burns]

We may already have herd immunity - an interview with Professor Sunetra Gupta - Reaction

As I recall, this person was cited by the Lockdown Lunacy nut job that was posted in one of these threads that said everything was over in August. Doesn't give me much faith in their perspective.

 

[CanesFanBudMan]

I was definitely exposed a few weeks ago and did not get it- 2 week no symptoms quarantine and negative tests for both me and my wife. So either I have had it previously or am naturally immune (did not get an antibody test)

 

[Boom Boom Apathy]

We don't need studies, vaccines, antibodies or none of that crap. If @Unsustainable would simply stop proliferating 5G across the country, this virus would disappear in weeks.

 

[Boom Boom Apathy]

I was definitely exposed a few weeks ago and did not get it- 2 week no symptoms quarantine and negative tests for both me and my wife. So either I have had it or am naturally immune (did not get an antibody test)

I don't know your situation, but maybe you didn't get exposed to a high enough viral load for it to infect you? (speculating as another possible explanation). My understanding is a lot of it is about how much of the virus you are exposed to and how long you are exposed to it. Thus why many workers in retail don't get it because they are exposed to people for very short periods of time, but people in a factory, where they are next to other people for 8-10 hours a day, were getting it at a higher rate.

I've also read that the ace2 receptors in the nose is theorized to be the most common way it enters the body, thus longer exposure to a viral load in the air increases the chances of getting it.

 

[CanesFanBudMan]

I don't know your situation, but maybe you didn't get exposed to a high enough viral load for it to infect you? (speculating as another possible explanation). My understanding is a lot of it is about how much of the virus you are exposed to and how long you are exposed to it. Thus why many workers in retail don't get it because they are exposed to people for very short periods of time, but people in a factory, where they are next to other people for 8-10 hours a day, were getting it at a higher rate.

I've also read that the ace2 receptors in the nose is theorized to be the most common way it enters the body, thus longer exposure to a viral load in the air increases the chances of getting it.

House guest for a weekend

 

[Unsustainable]

We don't need studies, vaccines, antibodies or none of that crap. If @Unsustainable would simply stop proliferating 5G across the country, this virus would disappear in weeks.

You can tell from replies who fact checks for FB.