I saw that and I was just backing your reply up…Weeeel.....I was replying to moparker.
I saw that and I was just backing your reply up…Weeeel.....I was replying to moparker.
I’m in Chongqing China right now. Last 5 trips here brought it home 3x. Including November 2019. I may have been patient 1?
wait, weren't you telling everybody about Chinese women a week ago???
Don't want anything to do with her! My wife is more than good enough and more!
So tell us more. Since Covid wasn't really on the radar in November 2019 outside of China, when did you decide/discover that is what you had in 11/19. How bad of case was it then?I’m in Chongqing China right now. Last 5 trips here brought it home 3x. Including November 2019. I may have been patient 1?
So tell us more. Since Covid wasn't really on the radar in November 2019 outside of China, when did you decide/discover that is what you had in 11/19. How bad of case was it then?
Its's my thinking all mutable severe deadly viruses over time become less lethal, as a virus's lethality actually prevents its long term spread/survival. by killing the host/victim.
I attended the annual PRI convention in Indy in mid 12/19 (going on today as I type) with 10k+ attendees from all over the world (including China) shoulder to shoulder picking up every newest offering single race car part. Show ends on Sat afternoon, I felt icky on Monday, was sick in bed for 5 days on Tuesday morning. Told my kids I might have to cancel Christmas. Never been so sick in my life. Nobody knew what Covid was back then.
I always wondered why I never caught officially COVID, maybe it's the herd immunity, until a year ago when I home tested positive and was sick for few days, no big deal, but all the symptoms identical to 12/19, and this time I was aware of the loss of smell, which has never recovered. BTW, I have had 8 COVID shots, (1st and 2nd got the strongest reactions, after that hardly any) and I will not stop until I die, from whatever the cause.
See if I was speaking Oklahoman I would say, "I've got the Covid." It's always like that, I've got the cancer. We also say I'm going to the Walmart. I don't know why, we just do. Or putting now at the end of every sentence. I'll be goin' to the Walmart now.
Thankee now. We wouldn't spell it that way but it would sound that way. At the end of every phone call I say a-bye. I think it's a contraction of alright goodbye. Not sure. Reba McIntyre is a good example of Oklahoma speak.
Ivermectin. You couldn’t get it during the planademic because it cured COVID in a couple of days. Doctors were told not to prescribe it. What they didn’t ban was horse dewormer which is ivermectin. So people where cleaning out Tractor Supply for horse dewormer which became affectionately known, amongst the people in the know, as horse paste. For what it’s worth I don’t think the apple flavor tastes very much like apple. Eventually the powers to be caught on and made it more difficult to get it from Tractor Supply but not impossible if you know some tricks. Also did you know that e-mox for your pet fish is 100% amoxicillin? Just saying.Horse paste?
Reminds of the conversation I had with my last primary care doctor when we both turned 66, and she retired. She was in awesome shape, still wearing a mini skirt and shoulder length hair. Said the two of us were young at heart, with great numbers, but medically speakng, we were now old. Told me we had both reached the age where stuff would start coming out of the woodwork, and surprise, not too far down the road, some of it was going to do us in, enjoy the rest of the ride and accept reality.I'm smart enough to know I'm 68 years old and they haven't got me yet..........
I have a specialist for several body parts that I go too yearly, excluding my primary doctor. Age is a killer and you can bet you're not going to get out of here alive. Theresa is getting better by the day and we run around a lot more than before. Life tried to steal her psychologically, it didn't win. I believe in doctors, but they absolutely know I don't play. Teamwork is the key, Theresa, the doctors and me. Life is very good, but I'm a realist, it's also short, unforgiving and unpredictable. We're just doing our thing and greatful, very grateful. I pay it forward everyday, that's the deal I made with the other guy on my team, God!!!!Reminds of the conversation I had with my last primary care doctor when we both turned 66, and she retired. She was in awesome shape, still wearing a mini skirt and shoulder length hair. Said the two of us were young at heart, with great numbers, but medically speakng, we were now old. Told me we had both reached the age where stuff would start coming out of the woodwork, and surprise, not too far down the road, some of it was going to do us in, enjoy the rest of the ride and accept reality.
We were talking about that just the other day! The wife and I that is....It’s amazing how Covid cured the common cold and flu. Researchers worked for years trying to come up with a cure for the common cold and flu, then covid magically made it disappear.