Timmah!

It's a little harsh? 100,000 people lose their lives in a single year mainly because of poor hygiene practices by health care workers... & that's in hospitals alone, & your issue is not with that so much as that fact merely being mentioned? Splendid. The only people that should take offence are those who lose a family member because someone didn't properly clean their hands.

Good stuff! What seasoning, temp & how long?

Ahh, the realm of non-sequitur. Your free trial of 'pay attention to me' has expired.

On that subject, I'm not - perhaps to some, surprisingly- a fan of U.S. hospitals. Avoid them when at all possible. Why? Mainly nosocomial infections. 100,000 people die every year in U.S. health care facilities mainly because of poor hygiene practices of doctors, nurses & other health care workers. Deaths caused by the very people that are supposed to heal. Because people are too lazy to wash their hands between patients. Now there's some obscenely criminal irony.

Did they get it to you fast?

Well, this particular subject. I've had the honor of taking care of people while they were dying, sat in the room with them witnessing their last minutes, even as their family couldn't be bothered to visit them in their last days. After a year of people on manifold media platforms spouting uninformed opinions or outright lying for dissembling reasons, costing others their lives, my patience on this subject is about as thin as it could be on any.

Hey! Congrats on a lotta stupid in one paragraph. Asking me if I worked for Phizer was an invitation for sarcasm. Also: Fuck you. Have a great day.

Several of the McDonald's franchises around here are owned by a single family. They have a card they give to delivery people & punch once for each delivery... get 10 punches, get a free meal. I use one occasionally, but most I give away to first responders & people who look like they could use one. I could eat for 2 months off what I've accumulated. My favorite is usually the spicy chicken sammich/ buttermilk sammich combo with a sweet tea, usually:

@Sharpe Will get back to you. There are links in another comment I posted in another thread for informational purposes. The reason I posted none in this one was because it wasn't approaching a debate until you contended some points. And the Latin' wasn't fancy, it's a simple way of saying that you're gonna contend a point repeatedly because you disagree with the proper course of action; it's a common result; usually occurring later in the process.

@KaptCrunch @TBB When you guys gonna show something you prepare? Doesn't have to be fancy. Would be nice to see different people show a few pics now & then of what they like to make.

Because I have a particular viewpoint that doesn't jibe with someone else's sentiment means I'm a dick. The majority of the people in this group are over 30 & would do well to have the vaccine. So, if I disagree with you thinking I'm a dick because other people disagree with me, by that logic, you also are being a dick, since I disagree with you. And @YACCster, you should be the last person to 'heart' anyone for dickish criticality. But I like the general statement of 'I understand what Sharpe is trying to say' without any specificity. Much easier than coming with supporting facts & references explaining one's position. You do realize there's thousands of people that died because people needlessly spread the virus. I believe that people that don't want to get vaccinated should be barred from public venues, so they don't kill others with their inconsideration. Their attitude is 'fuck them.' So, fuck them. Many have blood on their hands just as surely as if they walked-up & shot someone in the head. Worse actually, because at least that'd be a quick death compared to protracted, cascading multiple organ failure or a nice, slow suffocation due to pulmonary interstitial fluid accumulation. But let's go with the 'I'm being a dick' premise, since it's more convenient.

Well, there you go, well on your way to make a counter argument. Now the next step is to research the very questions you posited, make a statement of what you believe to be fact & post what you believe are supporting results with links & citations. And then, of course, what one considers 'surprising' could be open to personal interpretation, for starters. This path, as you've determined it thus far is the one heading down argumentum ad infinitum/Ad nauseum. You're not taking a definite position arguing points much less presenting a counterargument. Here, if you really wanna have a debate: https://bit.ly/32PI2qF

No counterclaim, supporting evidence, citations. 1 ad hominem. Good stuff.

Surprisingly strong production & casting & acting: GET OVER HERE!!!

You should still get at least one shot of the vaccine, even if you've already had COVID: Here's why: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/19/health/covid-vaccine-single-dose.html .Dr. Krammer led another of the new studies, which showed that people who have had Covid-19 and received one dose of a vaccine experienced more severe side effects from the inoculation and had more antibodies compared with those who had not been infected before. But one shot of either the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine significantly changed the picture: It amplified the amount of antibodies in their blood by a thousandfold — “a massive, massive boost,” said Andrew T. McGuire, an immunologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, who led the study. Flush with antibodies, samples from all of the participants could neutralize not only B.1.351, but also the coronavirus that caused the SARS epidemic in 2003. In fact, the antibodies seemed to perform better than those in people who had not had Covid and had received two doses of a vaccine. Multiple studies have suggested that the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines are about five times less effective against the variant.

Some of you are silly. The only thing the vaccine does is instruct your body to produce the antigen/protein/marker that is found on the surface of the actual virus. There is no virus in the shot. It does not splice itself into your dna or anything. If you feel unwell, that is merely your immune system's B memory cells & helper T cells making note of the protein. Which shot you get doesn't determine how strongly your immune system reacts. How badly you feel isn't an indication of how robustly your immune system responds. Many people who caught a 'mild case' of COVID is because their immune system didn't mount a strong reaction, & contrary to getting over it easily, they actually carried it around for several weeks as opposed to those who felt really sickly and got over it. As a result of having what they thought was a mild case & actually carrying it around for many weeks, it resulted in most of the mutations, & worse, put them at 60% greater chance of dying within six months after contracting the virus compared to people who felt really horrible & recovered. That's because of the long-term damage that the virus did to several of their systems over the long-term infection they carried. Strokes, neurological damage, heart damage, kidney damage, etc... Ironic that the people who haven't... or didn't get a shot because they thought they wouldn't get really sick or thought they had a mild case are the ones 60% more likely to die from it. And among those that did survive their 'mild case' of the virus, a surprising number are going to be living with long-term or permanent damage to various systems of their body. The chances of contracting COVID & it fucking you up are WAAAY higher than any danger the vaccine presents. But do what makes you happy.... & remember... I told you so.

Those are called prostitutes.

Had the 2nd shot of the Pfizer last week; right side of my wiener sorta tingly & numb; could just be the Sciatica though.

Her ass was nicely round & thick as a bowl of oatmeal. She never micturated on me, lol.

What does the conversation have to do with whether I can hold my piss or not?

This was back in the '90s; only thing I remember is she had a juicy onion.

Whatever it was, the acceleration & agility of that lion was surprising.