Did the thread catch Rona?
After extensive analysis, I have determined the most terrifying word to say in public during a pandemic is “cheese.”
Yeah I barely noticed myself in the mirror without my beard last time I shaved it all off. It was a good look for me 4 years ago. Now I gotta have something.
Going for a haircut. So I might as well get my beard done too. Probably get it very short.
The FDA ia talking about authorizing a vaccine prior to stage 3 completion. Good times.
Hopefully the same will be true of MM one day.
Everyone who has ever had a beard for a long time says this. More likely explanation is that it’s just what you’re used to.
Nah I’m definitely butt ugly w/o a beard. I have a chin that’s way too small for my face and now I have jowls. I’m tolerable with a beard.
Please do the mutton chops
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Of course they will
It’ll make stonks go up and give people hope that things will get better; both good for re-election.
My cousins cousin who lives in bum fuck ville USA
Just posted a picture that said the CDC just said only 6% of the 150,000 covid deaths were actually covid
The other 94%already had 2-3 diseases and or were already old
Just fuck off
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Duh if they were already old you can’t count it as a disease that killed them.
Link? Details are important here.
If they’re old and sick, you can murder them and claim it was a heart attack.
I mean he did have heart disease
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Yep if you had diabetes and died of Covid, you actually died of diabetes. It’s so stupid it’s not worth responding to. Yet at the same time 30% of the country believes it.
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Yeah, a relative-in-law that has gone full RWNJ on FB the last year or two posted the same thing. “Wake up people!!” LOL.
It’s worse. About 50k of the 96% of “non-covid” deaths include deaths by Respiratory Failure.
Nope, definitely not due to covid.
Not my area of expertise, but it seems to be that if they have good data they can get an emergency auth, which seems reasonable to me honestly
You can’t know long term effects before time has passed.
Doing trials one month and approving it 1-3 months later doesn’t give enough time to ensure it’s safe.
Anyone know what percent of all deaths list a comorbidity? Google isn’t helping