@StumpTownStu
I can respect that..I was just trying to get you into the elite COVERS hall of avatars fame...it's an exclusive club with your own special access code and everything...similar to that grocery gas rewards only it dips more than cash discounts...
Deep. My bro 'tox in there with the goods, and a rare occurence of trap and I agreeing. Good stuff.
Covid didn't kill his brother, his own poor genetics did. I don't mean to beat a dead horse here, but there's something missing from the puzzle. Maybe COPD. Maybe he was a lifelong smoker. Mind you, I know lifelong smokers with COPD, in their 70s, who have had covid without need for so much as a doctors appt. He wants us to believe his brother was in tip top shape and simply died of covid.
@jpot34
In then he says sundance and I should get covid and die from it as if either of us would ever die from covid. As if I hadn't had it twice already. The first time I had one hellish night. Two days in I felt pretty decent. By three days Inwas testing negative using over the counter tests. Maybe I would've tested positive with more stringent testing but the point is I could've ran a 400m by day 3.
I'm happy you lived through it stu
Cd is having one because it's an election year and he is having trouble coping with the decisions that are being made that are out of his control...it's gotten the best of him and he doesn't understand why so many are drinking the koolaid (pun intended)...it will pass and I hope he and his family are ok with the passing of his loved one....COVID or no COVID, it's always a shame when a life is lost....
Right now though, CD is not a person you should put on speaker phone if there is any discussion about politics or if it has anything to do with orange oil man...the speaker would be unfriendly to others....
Nothing to live through. By the time Delta, and eventually Omicron and it's variants, were the dominant strains, Covid 19 ceased being Covid 19. It ceased being a SARS causing variant and for most people becames more of a common cold causing virus. Maybe a common cold with fever, or s common cold with lethargy. In some there was/is some lingering cardiopulmonary issues i.e. shortness of breath, etc but by the time Delta came along, people weren't widespread being admitted to hospitals and put on ventilators. Literally just about every person I know has had covid. Most twice or more. My wife and I have not even isolated when one has gotten it. We still sleep in the same bed, even though we have guest rooms.
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