wow huge if true! tell them to email tips@nytimes.com or like get one of those burner phones and create a twitter account and try to DM a wapo reporter or somethin cause this story is gonna be massive.
right just ask your neighbor to prove it to you without using some bullshit anecdote and hopefully they come to their senses, if its a real friend you feel comfortable with you can tell them you’re concerned that they’re getting swept up in conspiracies and ask them if they didn’t just want to believe something was true and why that would be.
I mean, I know the Florida numbers differentiate between new people who tested positive and people who are repeat-testing. I assumed all the states did that if even lolflorida is doing it.
I had a moment like that with one of those tower fans. It was blowing straight on me. I could see a bunch of gunk in it so decided to stick a butter knife in there and rattle it around a bit. Immediately a cloud of gooey globs of sticky black crap came out and covered me.
I cleaned it all up then later felt itchy everywhere. I looked it up and apparently spores can grow in those things. I’ll never buy another tower fan.
If we get a real wet spring out here, there will be tons of frogs in my back yard when I mow. From a couple of the real “froggy” years, I’ve discovered two things:
Frogs often make very bad decisions with regard to which way they hop to avoid a lawn mower.
Mowing a frog sort of turns it inside out.
I do not enjoy it, and I try to dodge them, but see #1.
We have thousands of frogs in our yard. I setup a slip and slide for the kids on the last day of “school” and oiled it up and frogs kept jumping into the oily water.
I should audio record from my back porch at night; it’s a chorus of a million frogs, peepers, crickets, etc.
