September 17, 20215 yr Just now, JohnSnowsHair said: Let's be fair. One needs to have some cognitive ability to start with for degeneration to be an issue. I dont have to be the smartest, just smarter than you ***hole.
September 17, 20215 yr Just now, lynched1 said: I dont have to be the smartest, just smarter than you ***hole. If you're looking for intellectual peers you might have better luck in the flat earth thread.
September 17, 20215 yr 5 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: If you're looking for intellectual peers you might have better luck in the flat earth thread. Bish you're on the EMB. Your not even the biggest turd in the bowl Einstein.
September 17, 20215 yr Kids from the 50s would kick Kkz and the Gangs ass all over the playground today. In 1954, polio was a terrifying reality. The vaccine began as a large clinical trial of 1.3 million kids around the country. They called themselves Polio Pioneers, the first to try a new vaccine in the hopes of ending a grave threat. Nine months after the trial ended, the vaccine was declared safe and effective. In 1955, mass inoculation against polio began. 25 years later, domestic polio transmission had all but vanished. Polio is now a mandated vaccination in all 50 states. The kids you see pictured made this a reality for us all. oh and before you think about a smart ass remark, take note of how Dan was schooled. 😂
September 17, 20215 yr 46 minutes ago, lynched1 said: If the experimentation of my youth has allowed for the fortunes I've experienced in this life the kung flu has its work cut out for it. 😉 Someone won a free Big Mac playing McDonald's Monopoly back in the 90s
September 17, 20215 yr 16 minutes ago, DEagle7 said: Someone won a free Big Mac playing McDonald's Monopoly back in the 90s Never won a damn thing from McDonalds Monopoly. Fers. 😡
September 17, 20215 yr 1 hour ago, DBW said: Kids from the 50s would kick Kkz and the Gangs ass all over the playground today. In 1954, polio was a terrifying reality. The vaccine began as a large clinical trial of 1.3 million kids around the country. They called themselves Polio Pioneers, the first to try a new vaccine in the hopes of ending a grave threat. Nine months after the trial ended, the vaccine was declared safe and effective. In 1955, mass inoculation against polio began. 25 years later, domestic polio transmission had all but vanished. Polio is now a mandated vaccination in all 50 states. The kids you see pictured made this a reality for us all. oh and before you think about a smart ass remark, take note of how Dan was schooled. 😂 Pffft weak ass immune systems
September 17, 20215 yr 13 minutes ago, Bwestbrook36 said: Pffft weak ass immune systems My grandfather beat that one.
September 17, 20215 yr Just now, lynched1 said: My grandfather beat that one. Lol!! Ugh... I'm not sure why that made me crack up but it did. I'll give you that lol
September 17, 20215 yr 1 minute ago, Bwestbrook36 said: Lol!! Ugh... I'm not sure why that made me crack up but it did. I'll give you that lol 😊 Fed him up for a minute. That was back when Italians were the Mexicans.
September 17, 20215 yr If there's one thing I know about Nicki Minaj, it's that she's very much not careful about what she puts in her body.
September 17, 20215 yr 13 minutes ago, Kz! said: Desantis nails it again: Yeah. National Review is peddling revisionist history though... I remember everybody being pretty excited about the possibilities of Regeneron back when then-President Trump took the treatment last fall. I don't remember anyone being against its use, except maybe Conservatives who slammed it because fetal stem cells were used in its development. Anyway, DeSantis is being nailed now because he's trying to take all the Regeneron from other states, to hog it all in Florida; after DeSantis got so many Floridians sick by reopening the state too soon. And perhaps he has financial ties to the company.
September 17, 20215 yr the brother of one of my wife's friends died of covid. on his deathbed said he wished he had taken it more seriously.
September 17, 20215 yr Just under half of the country's daily deaths are from Florida. DeSantis surely is nailing it, alright.
September 17, 20215 yr 40 minutes ago, Kz! said: Desantis nails it again: that article has to dig deep to be able to frame DeSantis as some kind of victim of "progressives" on this. The first article they cite was from October of 2020, and makes exactly zero references to DeSantis and clearly was not an attack on statements DeSantis made 2 months ago (for the calendar challenged that's roughly 9 months before DeSantis's statements the "progressives" were "blasting" him about). The next was a general AP report that showed DeSantis owned a fund that had a small holding in Regeneron a report that also noted the treatments effectiveness at treating Covid, and nobody gave a crap about. But please, by all means, jump through hoops to frame yourselves as victims, because it dupes the morons like Kz who embrace the victim mentality
September 17, 20215 yr 37 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said: Just under half of the country's daily deaths are from Florida. DeSantis surely is nailing it, alright. I dunno but I'm NAILING this moonwalk!
September 17, 20215 yr 12 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said: that article has to dig deep to be able to frame DeSantis as some kind of victim of "progressives" on this. The first article they cite was from October of 2020, and makes exactly zero references to DeSantis and clearly was not an attack on statements DeSantis made 2 months ago (for the calendar challenged that's roughly 9 months before DeSantis's statements the "progressives" were "blasting" him about). The next was a general AP report that showed DeSantis owned a fund that had a small holding in Regeneron a report that also noted the treatments effectiveness at treating Covid, and nobody gave a crap about. But please, by all means, jump through hoops to frame yourselves as victims, because it dupes the morons like Kz who embrace the victim mentality
September 17, 20215 yr https://www.wesh.com/article/aarp-florida-nursing-home-residents-covid-19-deaths/37627289 "ORLANDO, Fla. — A new report from AARP shows Florida leads the nation in COVID-19 nursing home deaths among residents and staff. The report shows there were 237 nursing home resident COVID-19 deaths in a four-week span between late July and Aug. 22. Thirteen deaths over the same time period were from staff."
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