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Don Johnson

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  1. I would take a shot that was guaranteed to cut years off my life to see my kids in the hospital.
  2. Bron trying to make the Rams Super Bowl win about him and Lakers. The comments are gold. Summary - "Aint' no we, y'all are 5 games under .500 and its been 2 years since you won a championship in the bubble at Disney World."
  3. Someone rationalize Jim Kelly being a 1st ballot guy but Matthew Stafford not.
  4. 1. Unless its blatantly obvious, how do you know for sure where a person contracted Covid-19? 2. Do other states do this differently? Is California recording cases from a guy in Texas that likely contracted Covid on a trip to LA? 3. Are we really criticizing a state for following CDC guidance? From the article: When an out-of-stater catches the potentially deadly respiratory disease in Florida, state health officials don't report it to the public. Instead, they follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by sending that data to the person's home state.
  5. Man, he downgraded from Munn. And even Danica.
  6. Gunshot wound to the chest. Speculation he saved brain for research. https://www.sfchronicle.com/sports/athletics/article/Former-A-s-outfielder-Jeremy-Giambi-died-by-16861082.php
  7. Rather than infecting someone, why wouldn't you just study volunteers who had an involuntary documented case and recovered?
  8. Was it harder to study immunity from prior infection than it was to study vaccine effectiveness? I have never participated in a medical study or obviously run one, so honestly have no idea. For a layman it seems like those studies would've been able to be done at numerous stages of the pandemic, all sooner than any vaccine studies. Pretty early on, we adopted the 90 day rule for immunity from prior infection and just said beyond that we don't know and never reported anything different until recently. But we knew almost right away that Moderna/Pfizer worked well for about 6 months, we knew exactly how effective they were vs. infection, hospitalization and death. We knew %'s on when they started to wane and by how much per month. Then we had similar data vs. delta. Then we had similar data on boosters. Could similar studies not have been done on prior infection, but starting months prior? In a pandemic, it seems like immunity from prior infection would be the very first thing we would want to know and that studying it wouldn't take anything from the focus on vaccinations. But there's an ocean of things I don't know and maybe this wasn't possible for some reason. I've always wondered why we've never seen data on second infections, the likelihood and the severity.
  9. I'm not on board with the Malik Willis hype because he looks like shit in games, but fucking-a on this..
  10. 2022 and some are still only counted as a fraction of a whole person based on race. Fucked up.
  11. The next coach for the Saints is going to fail and get fired. Need to hire someone who won't sue them when that happens.
  12. Josiah has been on fire through all this.
  13. Also, I'd rather just hire Leftwich today without an interview than Lovie.
  14. Over/under on the inevitable player or talking head claiming that McDaniel isn't really black and setting off a whole different debate on how society treats those who are mixed race?
  15. Since this is the post that started all this, a couple of points. 1. More whites are obese, as shown by raw numbers, and are clearly more of a burden of society. 2. More minorities are obese by percentage, and would be disproportionately impacted by the insurance rates going up on "fats." And would more likely be the reason for a "new revolution" over increased rates.
  16. When I do 16 hour fasts, lots of the time I just won't eat lunch until 1:00 or 2:00. That lets me drink until 9 or 10pm.
  17. MSNBC is the network he was on and the one that cherry picked the quote and tweeted it out multiple times.
  18. I don't believe that and you are trying to answer for everyone. I think many would've taken the approach of "who really cares if it's true or not? Worst case it convinces you to get your child vaccinated, which is harmless." If he misspoke, MSNBC (the network he was on) certainly didn't want to clarify that as that's the quote they chose to highlight and tweet out multiple times.
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