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OneOfTheOutOfFocusGuys

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  1. Here’s a Norm joke I steal. I work out early and the coach at the end will every now and again go around during stretching and ask what we are going to have for breakfast after. I answer Count Chocula.
  2. But retards 09/91. Devastating to Dem.
  3. From your lips to gods ears.
  4. If we want to narrow the suspects, based on the videos I saw, I would find all people with athletic backgrounds from the past 30 years and cross them off.
  5. It’s the same regardless of date. Ain’t nobody got time to sort through everything to find the perfect evidence. Here it is from last month. Check out the bottom right: https://www.pewresearch.org/science/2021/09/15/majority-in-u-s-says-public-health-benefits-of-covid-19-restrictions-worth-the-costs-even-as-large-shares-also-see-downsides/ here is for vaccinating kids: WASHINGTON — A poll whose results were released Aug. 5 by the Public Religion Research Institute showed large differences between religious groups in their attitudes toward getting the COVID-19 vaccine for themselves or for their children. Forty percent of white Catholics and 48% of Hispanic Catholics said they have gotten or will get their children vaccinated, but only 18% of white evangelical Protestants and 27% of Hispanic Protestants said they will do the same. The two Protestant groups are the least likely to do so of all the groups surveyed in the poll.
  6. It’s not Catholics that are the holdouts here. It’s only white non-practicing, which basically means Republican.
  7. this is true, and i recall my post on the subject: "it's not cool to let the world know your capital ships can't adequately respond to a threat."
  8. maybe i'm spoiled from all the high numbers on the efficacy of the vaccines until now, but 77% at preventing hospitalization seems like a pretty shitty vaccine.
  9. this post is a good post and you should feel good about this good post
  10. Lulz. Trump came in third among Harvard’s invoking class https://www.slowboring.com/p/education-polarization
  11. My initial reaction was almost the opposite. When I saw that it could be treated, i felt like it would only solidify people’s insistence not to get the vaccine. Easier to have the courage of your convictions when there’s no risk to self. Because self interest is the only real motivator for the unvaccinated.
  12. Those folks are some of the most amazing of the MAGA grifters. I’m running for office. What’s your platform? Well I pointed guns at black people.
  13. you have to have some framework to receive information. this stuff is funny as a lark. thousands of people spend millions of hours doing work that is published, relied, on and verified over and over again. three dudes write some papers that are never cited or used or who know if even read. found an easy target to get them published.
  14. i think they should ban eating all dogs except my fucking neighbor's.
  15. so fucked around and everyone found out huh
  16. dashboard looks like we might hit stage 3 tomorrow. edit: we = travis county
  17. i remember some back of the envelope math when this all started saying we might ultimately end up with a 2% death rate. 6MM in the US.
  18. can't be because of the whispering to nate. that was too lampshaded to mean nothing.
  19. republicans >>>>> democrats at branding. laptop class? i'll have you know it's hard to type A Q Z P ; . while my pinkies are up, a hardship you'll never have endure.
  20. Trump lagged other R candidates throughout the state. I was of the opinion the Trumps retardedness was going to show up as a temporary blip in suburban Texas and they’d all go back red when he’s gone, but the continued stupid messaging they do that basically is of Trump level inanity might end up really solidifying blue suburbia.
  21. “I think it was Friday night or Saturday night, I had a bad COVID patient who needed to be admitted — again, 16 liters of oxygen and very sick, and he was ready to go at 9 p.m.,” Kinney said. “Now, I knew that he needed to be admitted, and the hospitalist down in Boise agreed that he needed to be admitted. There was not a bed available for him until 2 a.m.” Kinney told the man he would keep doing his best to take care of him in the ER for the next five hours. “What’s going to happen at 2 a.m.?” the man asked. Kinney had to be honest. There’s one reason a bed opens up at 2 a.m., he said. “There’s a chance that your bed is going to be made available by somebody else dying,” Kinney said. The patient’s face was covered by an oxygen mask, but Kinney could see the man’s eyes. He was terrified. The patient did get that bed in Boise at 2 a.m. But he declined rapidly. He, too, recently died, “making room for someone else,” Kinney said. — pretty dark.
  22. Glad to see Rupert back. Can’t have everyone love everyone all the time. He provides some needed tension.
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