Fear and Loathing, a Rat Flu Odyssey

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The White House on Friday accused the media of taking President Trump’s comments — seemingly suggesting that disinfectants could combat the novel coronavirus — “out of context.”

“President Trump has repeatedly said that Americans should consult with medical doctors regarding coronavirus treatment, a point that he emphasized again during yesterday’s briefing,” White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said in a statement. “Leave it to the media to irresponsibly take President Trump out of context and run with negative headlines.”

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Yeah context, thats the ticket.

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Originally Posted by BmillsSkier

And its a kit. A very well done kit, but I dunno...

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Yeah, another example that some people have way too much money. Maybe not anymore. I suspect that the market for those crappy butchered muscle car "restorations" you see on TV auctions has just tanked.

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Originally Posted by Benny Profane

Yeah, another example that some people have way too much money. Maybe not anymore. I suspect that the market for those crappy butchered muscle car "restorations" you see on TV auctions has just tanked.

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The secondary market for flowered Tommy Bahama shirts is going to crater.

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Originally Posted by Mofro261

We're only holding off on the vaccine until we can figure out how to make it cause autism.

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Splice in some HIV, duh.

And GPS

You used to be an uplifting, glass half full kind of guy Benny. I fear this lockdown has destroyed that.

How can they get 5G into the vaccine?

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Originally Posted by Mofro261

We're only holding off on the vaccine until we can figure out how to make it cause autism.

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Both China and Thailand have developed vaccines that create antibodies in primates and plan to start large scale trials in humans within months. If a Sino-Thai vaccine manufactured in a Bill Gates funded production facility ends up working...

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Originally Posted by BmillsSkier

Had to look that one up,

“ Gweilo or gwailou (Chinese: 鬼佬; Cantonese Yale: gwáilóu, pronounced [kʷɐ̌i lǒu] (About this soundlisten)) is a common Cantonese slang term and ethnic slur for Westerners. In its unmodified form, it refers to people of European descent and has a history of racially deprecatory and pejorative use. Cantonese speakers frequently use gwailou to refer to Westerners in general use, in a non-derogatory context, although whether this type of usage is offensive is disputed by both Cantonese and Westerners alike.[1][2]”


So you support condemning racism by using a racist term? Weird play man.

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Chinese are way more rascist than white people eh

my sister ( not that azn looking/ doesnt speak it ) met the mother of her long time BF a little old east Vangroovy chinese matriarch of the family who didnt speak engrish, she took a look at sis and repeated Gwei lo Gwei lo !

Sis mentions this to my 1/2 chinese mom who tells her that she was being called " white ghost "

you gotta laugh at this shit eh

lee lau is equal opertoonity ... he make joke on everbody

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Originally Posted by Benny Profane

The Corona beer company is none too happy, either.

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You mean Ebola?
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Originally Posted by Adolf Allerbush

thank you, something to do this weekend.

also, from your clip...it still cracks me up how many students with "A" last names come before Ferris.

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I noticed that too, and I just loved it. I just love how he keeps going with the “A” last names. How many will he do?

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Originally Posted by MultiVerse

Both China and Thailand have developed vaccines that create antibodies in primates and plan to start large scale trials in humans in few months. If a Sino-Thai vaccine manufactured in a Bill Gates funded production facility ends up working...

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So has the US, groups I coordinate with injected Monkey's with RNA vaccines in early March, the antigen I made works great as a boost for enhancing antibody titers. But there is just a little work in between demonstrating generation of an antibody response and determing that it will be protective instead of inert or worse, exacerabate disease by Antibody-Dependent Enhancement of infection that results in a cytokine storm. I think we'll get there faster than normal timelines, the joint venture from Sanofi and GSK is already in people for safety studies.

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Originally Posted by PNWbrit

Putting my 401k into tanning bed stock.

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That would pair well with a nice chemotherapy drug stock.


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Originally Posted by Timberridge

You used to be an uplifting, glass half full kind of guy Benny. I fear this lockdown has destroyed that.

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Quoted for the lulz

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Originally Posted by Timberridge

You used to be an uplifting, glass half full kind of guy Benny. I fear this lockdown has destroyed that.

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At least I'll be able to score a nice used Vette in six months.

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Originally Posted by Benny Profane

At least I'll be able to score a nice used Vette in six months.

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And a few Tommy Bahama shirts to go with it.

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Originally Posted by BmillsSkier

The secondary market for flowered Tommy Bahama shirts is going to crater.

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Nice. I've been waiting for my cue to pounce.

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Originally Posted by Benny Profane

At least I'll be able to score a nice used Vette in six months.

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Was thinking similar. Wonder how long until the used car market gets flooded? Have been looking for a 911 but nothing has changed much over the past month as far as pricing and inventory.

People figuring that it's just a matter of time before a vaccine eliminates the problem should consider that--
There are a number of viral diseases where the immune system is not able to clear the virus--HIV, Hepatitis C, varicella/zoster (chickenpox/shingles) are examples. Despite decades of work there is no vaccine for the first two. (Hepatitis C can be cleared by an antiviral drug in most cases. Zoster can be prevented from causing clinical shingles by a vaccine). The point being that the immune system is not all-powerful and that we cannot assume there will be a vaccine. Making a vaccine is easy, making one that works isn't.

Newscasters, including on PBS, interviewing scientists frequently allude to the "fact" that it will take a year to 18 months to develop a vaccine, when in truth that is the minimum time it will take, if the effort is ever successful. Lies and false assurances, assuming the public can't handle the truth harms credibility in the long run and leads to widespread backlash when the promised breakthrough fails to materialize. If we had been told the truth about masks from the beginning we wouldn't have airplanes with half the people not wearing masks. If we had told from the beginning that stay at home might need to last for months and had Congress begun providing relief to business and the unemployed from the beginning we would not be having the protests and premature reopenings now. I remember thinking when schools were closed "for two weeks" that the people in charge had to know that 2 weeks would not be nearly enough. Even now, stay at home orders are extended for short periods of time when they should be indefinite.

Cuomo, on The Daily Show the other night, made the point that he was honest about how bad the pandemic would be from the beginning so that New Yorkers would comply with stay-at-home, since he knew that the order couldn't be enforced without voluntary compliance. Now New York has declining cases while other places with less severe outbreaks have still-growing cases.

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Originally Posted by St. Jerry

Was thinking similar. Wonder how long until the used car market gets flooded? Have been looking for a 911 but nothing has changed much over the past month as far as pricing and inventory.

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Too lazy to find a link, but I read that the huge auctions at the wholesale level that sell rental and fleet vehicles are flooded right now.

Now that a lot of those grown up boys with toys are home on weekdays up here in the woods, they're taking their Porsches and Ferraris out on nice weekdays. I see them a lot on my road rides. So, ironically, high end mileage is up while everyone else is down.

I'd bet the free places to sell a car (like Craigslist) would be a good place to look. Maybe not for 911's though. But if you have to sell your ride because you're broke you probably don't want to have to pay somebody to do it.

I heard (cannot find the source anymore, must have vanished from the internet) emtbers are at a higher risk level, cause the frequencies from the bikes are similar to 5g towers.
Just figured it out by myself !dont tell anybody!
if you wrap the battery and motor with tinfoil you can minimise the risk.

Really hoping that Inslee doesn't allow construction to resume prior to May 4.

Imagine ^^ how many more thousand Americans would be alive if you had president Cuomo

instead of Trump

We draw the line at Italians.