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by listless 5y ago
Are there any more stereotypes you can cram in here?
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by listless 5y ago
I was gonna go with “Flappy Pong”, but either way, has major Flappy vibes. Great little game, though. Has the element that makes you want to keep playing it.
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by listless 5y ago
Well we certainly have a surplus of weak men. We’ve been hard at work creating them here in the West. I don’t suppose anyone who requires a safe space or trigger warnings is going to volunteer to defend the moral high ground they love so mu
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by listless 5y ago
She’s unprofessional, but she’s only playing by Twitter rules which he knowingly engaged in when he decided to seek even MORE attention for the ad. I have zero sympathy for people who use social media.
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by listless 5y ago
This individuals timeline is a smorgasbord of cultural vomit. If she’s right, she’s been waiting for this day for a long time.
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by listless 5y ago
I forget who, but somebody pointed out recently that if cars were invented today, there is no way we would ever let anybody drive one.
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by listless 5y ago
I agree with this and I generally support their cause. But you don’t have the right to shut down commerce and affect citizens ability to move across a border. IMO they have let this go on far too long.
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Jonny Kim (M.D.) (Lieutenant, U.S. Navy) NASA Astronaut(nasa.gov)
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by listless 5y ago
Same same
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Hospitals are already using race to ration care(theatlantic.com)
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by listless 5y ago
What data is there to show that vaccines reduce the spread? Hospitalization, yes. Spread? Not anymore!
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by listless 5y ago
I think most of it is abuse. Of course, I can’t measure it so we don’t know. But anecdotally I can say that my wife uses it. She is very religious and while our religion doesn’t specifically forbid vaccines (how could it - the texts are qui
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by listless 5y ago
Well they do catch droplets, but only enormous ones that would fall almost immediately to the floor. We really need to be honest with people about masks and stop pretending like they do anything if they aren’t at least surgical, clean, and
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by listless 5y ago
I tend to think you are right here and that worries me. Because if we cannot get back to “normal”, inflation is going to keep rising. At some point the virus is going to kill the economy, too.
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by listless 5y ago
Everyone in my house had COVID in September and now we all have it again. Vaccinated, boosted, prior infection - none of it matters when it comes to avoiding the virus. I think we’re at the point where the virus is part of life and the best
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by listless 5y ago
Exactly. How do we know this wasn’t just copyright protection? And in any case, YouTube is notorious for removing anything controversial with no regard for censorship concerns. It’s what they do.
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by listless 5y ago
My dad died in April this year. I have the same exact feeling where I see something and my first thought is, “I gotta talk to dad about this” and before that thought Is even complete I remember that, I can’t. I’m sorry for your loss. You’re
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by listless 5y ago
I respect their move and I respect yours. I am interested in open positions myself.
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by listless 5y ago
A little context here: my wife is not vaccinated, and neither are my 3 children. My wife and my oldest child had it for 2 days before I got it. It's likely the viral load in my house was extremely high. Just had my 3rd dose of Moderna,
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by listless 5y ago
Had it in September. Double vaxxed Moderna with second dose early May. It was bad. Intense fever, headache and I could feel it setting up in my lungs. Complete loss of taste and smell. Took me a solid 3 days to be up moving around and 8 bef
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by listless 5y ago
Good thing this isn’t at all Polio.
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by listless 5y ago
The important point you make is that he was 50s and in good health. That should alarm everyone. People who are 50s and in good health should NOT be dying on vents. Why anyone over 40 would refuse vaccination is a pure tragedy and nothing bu
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by listless 5y ago
Because of COVID or with COVID when they died? Why is it so damn difficult to figure out what’s really happening? I’ve read about 10 stories today all telling me I should be very worried about Omicron and not a single one has any data.
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by listless 5y ago
Glad you’re doing ok. I’m double vaxxed and got Delta (likely, I don’t know for sure of course) and it was BAD. I didn’t die but I thought I might at one point. I’m any event, we all have to get it at some point.
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by listless 5y ago
I think you should plan on getting it at some point. That’s what endemic means and that’s where we are. You’re just prolonging the inevitable.
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by listless 5y ago
A guy I knew in college was in a truck when a tornado hit and it threw that truck like an angry toddler with a hot wheels. They found the truck more than a mile away. The guy wasn’t even in it anymore. They found him in several locations. D
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by listless 5y ago
> All this hysteria over moderate inflation is being stoked by those that have been rent seekers sitting on their wealth, enjoying that the value of their lent money barely decreases. Inflation doesn't really affect the wealthy, tho
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by listless 5y ago
This is the best argument against a public health system. Once you turn it over, the government controls far more of your life than you bargained for. I suppose some people are OK with that. However, history is cold comfort to those of us w
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by listless 5y ago
That’s awful easy to armchair in from afar. On the ground that is a hell of an expectation.
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by listless 5y ago
Nothing like a little ad hominem to get the blood flowing

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