Rob wrote:Executing people for wearing crocs is pretty unhinged, peeps.
im pretty sure my hatred of crocs as acceptable footwear is in the irrational thread
Rob wrote:Executing people for wearing crocs is pretty unhinged, peeps.
Two-hole??verb_to_trust wrote:The vaccine works. I'm probably going to fuck the shit out of my wife tonight. It's 70 and sunny here. Just landed a promotion. It really sucks my brain is broken though.Bi_3 wrote:Every bit helps. If you want to risk ED, go right ahead.verb_to_trust wrote:Just more pointless mitigations that won't solve the problem.Strat wrote:i think verb needs a vacation from RM
Same people who have protested every CDC recommendation to date, not pouring in to demand that governments IMMEDIATELY follow this one.spike wrote:Anti-mask protests already on the agenda in my sister’s school district next week.
Good to hear about your dad. I hope everything works out ok. He has a new grandson to look forward toMonkey_Driven wrote:Thanks for the links.Bi_3 wrote:Damn, I sincerely hope he made it out ok.Monkey_Driven wrote:The ventilator that kept my dad alive was made in June 2020. The hospitalist said several of their older vents were sent to rural hospitals and the coasts. I'm sure there was a need for them somewhere.Bi_3 wrote:verb_to_trust wrote: Where are the overwhelmed hospitals? You can argue hospitals were never truly overwhelmed, even in the beginning. Just admit that it's over.
I was wondering where all the respirators made under the defense procurement act went... I mean... did we ever actually retool factories to make any of those?
Here's the broader answer:
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/busin ... 637770002/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business ... stockpile/ (Paywall)
My dad is just now at an acute care facility to get his physical strength back. Will likely need oxygen for the foreseeable future as his lungs are still ravaged. We are eying a late May/Early June release to home care, which would be almost 5 months of hospitalization when it is all said and done.
He was taken off the vent officially and his trach was removed about 18 hours before my son was born last month. It was an emotional day to say the least.
a bit redundant thereB wrote:NC immediately lifting all capacity limitations and masking/distancing requirements with the exception of public transportation, daycares, schools, and prisons.
The Yankees were vaccinated with JNJ vaccine. The JNJ vaccine is 66% effective at preventing moderate/severe disease. They never claimed that you wouldn’t test positive. What’s the surprise here?spike wrote:Bammer wrote:Ok exactly. So positive test for a vaccinated person is a NON STORY.
Moving on...The C.D.C. said that as of April 26, of the more than 95 million people in the United States who had been fully vaccinated, it knew of 9,245 breakthrough infections. Of those, there were 835 hospitalizations and 132 deaths.
Beginning on Friday, though, the C.D.C. said it would change the way it reported breakthrough infections to only those who were hospitalized or died — the two most severe outcomes from contracting Covid-19. In other words, the Yankees’ cases wouldn’t fall under that category going forward.
I’m not surprised at all.invention wrote:The Yankees were vaccinated with JNJ vaccine. The JNJ vaccine is 66% effective at preventing moderate/severe disease. They never claimed that you wouldn’t test positive. What’s the surprise here?spike wrote:Bammer wrote:Ok exactly. So positive test for a vaccinated person is a NON STORY.
Moving on...The C.D.C. said that as of April 26, of the more than 95 million people in the United States who had been fully vaccinated, it knew of 9,245 breakthrough infections. Of those, there were 835 hospitalizations and 132 deaths.
Beginning on Friday, though, the C.D.C. said it would change the way it reported breakthrough infections to only those who were hospitalized or died — the two most severe outcomes from contracting Covid-19. In other words, the Yankees’ cases wouldn’t fall under that category going forward.
Not really directed at you was more just a general observation.spike wrote:I’m not surprised at all.invention wrote:The Yankees were vaccinated with JNJ vaccine. The JNJ vaccine is 66% effective at preventing moderate/severe disease. They never claimed that you wouldn’t test positive. What’s the surprise here?spike wrote:Bammer wrote:Ok exactly. So positive test for a vaccinated person is a NON STORY.
Moving on...The C.D.C. said that as of April 26, of the more than 95 million people in the United States who had been fully vaccinated, it knew of 9,245 breakthrough infections. Of those, there were 835 hospitalizations and 132 deaths.
Beginning on Friday, though, the C.D.C. said it would change the way it reported breakthrough infections to only those who were hospitalized or died — the two most severe outcomes from contracting Covid-19. In other words, the Yankees’ cases wouldn’t fall under that category going forward.
Gait analysis is a thing as well. Better keep a pebble in one of your shoes.Leatherhead wrote:I'm gonna keep wearing a mask in an effort to disrupt facial recognition, just in case they're coming for my guns.
The CDC is just guidance unless you are advocating for LITERALLY MURDERING PEOPLE!verb_to_trust wrote:When governors like Cuomo and Murphy keep mask mandates why is there never any follow up from the media? Seems like it would be pretty easy to ask them about THE SCIENCE they are using to justify continued tyranny.
When the CDC advocated for restrictions THE SCIENCE was always sound. Covid is the fastest growing new religion in the world and we must smite the heretics.simple schoolboy wrote:The CDC is just guidance unless you are advocating for LITERALLY MURDERING PEOPLE!verb_to_trust wrote:When governors like Cuomo and Murphy keep mask mandates why is there never any follow up from the media? Seems like it would be pretty easy to ask them about THE SCIENCE they are using to justify continued tyranny.