I saw a compilation earlier. Some really good ones in there. I can appreciate a good joke. He kind of had it coming, and some steam gets vented in the process.
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I thought the emoji would alert you that I was being playful in response to Mark's post. Lighten up, Francis's mom.
Not that sort of place unfortunately though there are plenty like that in Spore.
Vitamin D is important in the era of Covid. Come out of your mom's basement for a change and feel the sun! Your magazines and records and PlayStation and weed will be there when you get back. Maybe even a plate of pizza rolls, who knows?
One of my favorite experiences in Asia was walking around in downtown Kuala Lumpur on a Saturday night. At one point a tout started yelling at me from across the street: "Hey Joe! Hey you, Amaycan! You want meet plitty ger?! Nice brojaw? Maybe some FLUUUUCKEE?!" I was laughing too hard to even respond.
In my opinion, if a guy talks like a racist, acts like a racist, and behaves like a racist, he must be a racist. I don't know how else you would define a racist. Help me. No, no, "if a guy is Democrat, he is a racist" argument may hold in your narrow circle of unintelligent party loyalist racists, but it does not hold very well in an intelligent society. Did you really get a degree from IU?
Where did you get that picture? I told my wife not to release it in public!No one:
Meridian:
He can be a racist, but I am ok with it as long as he gets my SC judges and lowers my taxes. And no, I am not a racist.
In fact some of my best friends are blacks plus I know quite a few Asians. So there...
We can debate the merits of that policy, but the fact is that this policy is seemingly only applied to Trump, as are dozens of other "exceptions." The reality is that Twitter owes the majority of its stock value to Trump.
Quite funny. As an Chinese I rarely get accosted like that in KL. My issue with KL is the food. I would die earlier than projected if I lived there.
Penang's equally good but I have the beaches & mountains there. And therefore lots of outdoor activities.
In fact, I have upped my exercise regime from 5-7hrs per week (pre-Rona) to now 12-15hrs per week in prep for my move. Otherwise its early grave with the food there. Chinese/Malay with a touch of Thai.
Broken collar bones or early grave with obesity!
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The only taxes he is lowering is for the 1%ers
Trump fans are still waiting for it to trickle down.
That's OK, but even then he should release material several times per day. The Dems need to make Trump respond to THEM, not wait till Trump blathers and then fact-check (I mean, lie-check) Trump in a clusterf--- scramble.
Trump is not particularly good at responding. Biden could spend, say, one hour making several short videos to be released throughout the coming day, each of which forcing Trump's people to spend an hour filming a response. Control the discussion, not sit back and react.
Well then, if that hypothetical proves to be true, they'd be playing catchup. Trump has already accomplished most of that during the past 3+ years.
Plus the audience. Trump's posse in the oddience refused to wear masks. Many of them had just been in the White House.
Someone has to say it. Biden has been out campaigning the last two days and Trump has been hiding in his hospital,
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Reckon he got racist after he announced his run at POTUS.
Were you getting to a point? He was racist long before that
Quite funny. As an Chinese I rarely get accosted like that in KL. My issue with KL is the food. I would die earlier than projected if I lived there.
Penang's equally good but I have the beaches & mountains there. And therefore lots of outdoor activities.
In fact, I have upped my exercise regime from 5-7hrs per week (pre-Rona) to now 12-15hrs per week in prep for my move. Otherwise its early grave with the food there. Chinese/Malay with a touch of Thai.
Broken collar bones or early grave with obesity!
That was my very first trip to Asia, so it caught me entirely off guard.
Those pics remind me so much of the Philippines...though I presume cleaner and less impoverished. One of these years....
Quite funny. As an Chinese I rarely get accosted like that in KL. My issue with KL is the food. I would die earlier than projected if I lived there.
Penang's equally good but I have the beaches & mountains there. And therefore lots of outdoor activities.
In fact, I have upped my exercise regime from 5-7hrs per week (pre-Rona) to now 12-15hrs per week in prep for my move. Otherwise its early grave with the food there. Chinese/Malay with a touch of Thai.
Broken collar bones or early grave with obesity!
In case anyone is confused between the two....
Reaction #1: Sglow those are gorgeous pics. What a beautiful country and your cities, so much we can learn and apply here. That being said, I still prefer America and it's amazing parks and scenery. What can I say...I bleed red, white and blue.
Reaction #2: F#$k Sglow. Stay and die in your shit hole country. I hope we nuke that God forbidden hell hole off the map! I'll stay in the greatest country that has ever been created and will ever be....America! All other countries can suck America's big meaty red white and blue c#$k!!!
Answer: 1 is patriotism. 2 is nationalism.
Many people don't get the distinction.
FYI....beautiful pics. I need to get there before I die.
😂 😂 I wasn't sure where you were going at one point!! Having travelled enough, I have come to the conclusion that variety is the spice of life.
Changes and discombobulation can be re-energising too.
Desperate AND obsessed. Trump really has done a number on some of my "conservative" brethren here.
Yeah it was off point but I had a conversation earlier today and my base argument was that Trump is a nationalist, not a patriot and he looked at me like I had two heads.
When I saw your pics it made me think of it.
In case anyone wasn't sure of the difference here. Lol
The virus seems to have slowed in the Amish community. It’s difficult to be sure because they avoid testing if at all possible.
On the other hand an older couple who are friends of my mother and live just up the street both tested positive this week after I twisted their arms to be tested. I don’t understand the resistance to testing. They had symptoms for 4-5 days. My sister had been in their house with everyone wearing a mask last Sunday. She was helping the wife with her cell phone. My sister and her husband were both tested Thursday and were negative.
My mother lives in a cottage that’s detached from an Assisted Living Faculty. In the main Facility in the last week or so 8 have tested positive and 3 have died.
A healthy 53 year old woman in our community got the virus from her husband. He recovered fairly easy. She died yesterday after having a stroke while on a ventilator. They disconnected her from the ventilator and she passed.
In summary the Amish Community where outbreak started seems to have slowed but hard to be sure. I don’t think it has slowed much in the overall community.
Thanks for asking.
They have found that putting someone infected onto the invasive ventilator rather than an NIV has resulted in some negative outcomes due to intubation. The Invasive ventilator itself has caused some secondary complication and not directly from the virus itself -- particularly the psychological component. (They akin it to PTSD.)
The following articles have said so much -- carefully worded statements no doubt suggesting that folks should not jump into intubations too quickly.
COVID-19 disease: invasive ventilation - PMC
This article focuses on the critical care nurse's role in the management of patients with COVID-19 who require invasive ventilation in order to improve outcomes and prevent complications. The nature of COVID-19 is such that many patients deteriorate ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
COVID-19 disease: Non-Invasive Ventilation and high frequency nasal oxygenation - PMC
Severe COVID-19 causes significant numbers of patients to develop respiratory symptoms that require increasing interventions. Initially, the treatment for severe respiratory failure included early intubation and invasive ventilation, as this was ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Alternatives to Invasive Ventilation in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Since its invention in the 1940s, the positive pressure ventilator has always been known to have both risks and benefits. Although mechanical ventilation is unquestionably lifesaving, there are numerous associated drawbacks. Beyond the obvious and immediate limitations that patients require...
jamanetwork.com
a diagram of the prevailing breeze that day overlaid over the seating layout would be interesting.
seems like you could be a lot more than 6 feet or 10 ft or 20 feet away if you were downwind of someone exhaling the virus for an extended period of time in a light breeze.
that said, we are assuming it's about the WH lawn event, when it could be about something or someone else.
Invasive is the last step. Folks that are bad are asking to go on. They are wore out. 50 breaths a minute will do that.They have found that putting someone infected onto the invasive ventilator rather than an NIV has resulted in some negative outcomes due to intubation. The Invasive ventilator itself has caused some secondary complication and not directly from the virus itself -- particularly the psychological component. (They akin it to PTSD.)
The following articles have said so much -- carefully worded statements no doubt suggesting that folks should not jump into intubations too quickly.
COVID-19 disease: invasive ventilation - PMC
This article focuses on the critical care nurse's role in the management of patients with COVID-19 who require invasive ventilation in order to improve outcomes and prevent complications. The nature of COVID-19 is such that many patients deteriorate ...COVID-19 disease: Non-Invasive Ventilation and high frequency nasal oxygenation - PMC
Severe COVID-19 causes significant numbers of patients to develop respiratory symptoms that require increasing interventions. Initially, the treatment for severe respiratory failure included early intubation and invasive ventilation, as this was ...Alternatives to Invasive Ventilation in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Since its invention in the 1940s, the positive pressure ventilator has always been known to have both risks and benefits. Although mechanical ventilation is unquestionably lifesaving, there are numerous associated drawbacks. Beyond the obvious and immediate limitations that patients require...
sounds like my time in Hong Kong and Macau. Probably the big difference is every time I heard someone yelling such things, I needed to check out the situation. Sometimes multiple times during the evening.
