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I think he means the morons on TwitterHughFreakingDillon said:
fat people are morons?mrussel1 said:
42% of Americans are obese. Says is right in the article. So that's kind of a health crisis. You do a good job of finding the morons, I'll give you that.Meltdown99 said:
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Correct. Didn't realize that one was cryptic.dignin said:
I think he means the morons on TwitterHughFreakingDillon said:
fat people are morons?mrussel1 said:
42% of Americans are obese. Says is right in the article. So that's kind of a health crisis. You do a good job of finding the morons, I'll give you that.Meltdown99 said:
Try not to spam up this page too, please.0 -
My double vaccinated 7 year old just tested positive for covid. Little bit of a runny nose.
I'm still negative, so far. That makes 8 close contacts I've had in less than a month. Everyone in my family now positive, but positive tests weeks apart, so they didn't get it from each other.
What a weird ass virus.0 -
What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0
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What did you miss about "general you" versus "you?" I didn't imply "you." Regardless, no problemo, its not personal, no biggie. It happens. Would it help if I posted a tweet or a meme instead? Just kidding. /s or is it s/?tempo_n_groove said:
Sorry, You confuse me sometimes... This was one of them...Halifax2TheMax said:
Dude, you need to relax. The "general you" was/is directed toward those that are still questioning EVERYTHING despite 2 years, going on three, of this nonsense. And all the data one needs is readily available, including the deaths/hospitalization rates you pointed out. Even gaiters and cloth masks can have an impact, slightly/minimally/ a half percent? better than nothing. But here we are, still questioning the efficacy of face coverings (not you, me but others) Its the others my ire is aimed at. The lack of critical thinking skills, combined with social media, will be the death of Western Democracy.tempo_n_groove said:
I agreed with vaccinations and their efficacy so I have zero idea what you are talking about. I agreed with it about 3 posts earlier to yours.Halifax2TheMax said:
Re-read what I posted. Hospitalization, deaths, ICU, long covid data, etc. is readily available in the public domain. If you’re (general you) are still questioning the efficacy of vaccines, boosters and the potential of masks/face coverings over nada, then I don’t know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
Huh? I was asking if the easy answer to "show me the research" was hospitalizations? I don't know of other research that shows vaccinations work or don't that is easier to understand than that.Halifax2TheMax said:
We're almost to the two full year mark and will be entering into the third year of this nonsense soon. If you (general you) haven't figured it out by now with all of the information that is readily, publicly available, I don't know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
I know you're joking but isn't the easy answer to show hospitalizations and deaths of vaxed and unvaxed??Halifax2TheMax said:
Show me the research.mrussel1 said:
This... exactly. And I hate being sick so I can't be more thankful for the vaccine. No I didn't feel 100% but it was nothing. My son was J&J vaxed (single, in the summer) and no booster. He got the Cron and was sick for 4 days, two of them being pretty intense. The vax and booster works, it helps.tempo_n_groove said:
I was sick for one day. ONE. The vaccine works.HughFreakingDillon said:
it's just maddening to read this shit over and over and over. it's still highly effective against severe outcomes. but yes, you might get the sniffles! oh no!Go Beavers said:
Huh? The vaccine is very effective with Omicron as well.OnWis97 said:Yeah...it's pretty much over for most people. This little dip is seems to have created some complacency.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/cdc-masks-cdc-expected-update-mask-guidance-early-week-rcna16331
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
I know other people not vaccinated that got sick recently as I did and were out for weeks.
That should be the proof?
I do agree with what they are saying about the inefficiency of gators and cloth masks. So again, I don't know what you are saying? A N95 works best is all I keep reading and hearing.
Third I was asking you(general you) if showing the non believers that hospital rates among the vaxxed and unvaxxed was the best proof which I believe is the best measuring stick to show people.
I am completely baffled at your angle towards me. If I have shown anything against the science or the professionals please show me. I made the point about the masks and what should be worn so I don't know what else you read or maybe you are confusing me w somebody else?
"Show me the research" comment that I directed at mrussel is what some on here are still thinking, FFS.
FFS indeed...
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a family we are close to....3 kids, 2 adults. everyone had symptoms, except the dad. two of the kids tested negative multiple times. I'm starting to think these at home tests aren't that reliable.dignin said:My double vaccinated 7 year old just tested positive for covid. Little bit of a runny nose.
I'm still negative, so far. That makes 8 close contacts I've had in less than a month. Everyone in my family now positive, but positive tests weeks apart, so they didn't get it from each other.
What a weird ass virus.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
haha. reading back, it wasn't. reading comprehension.mrussel1 said:
Correct. Didn't realize that one was cryptic.dignin said:
I think he means the morons on TwitterHughFreakingDillon said:
fat people are morons?mrussel1 said:
42% of Americans are obese. Says is right in the article. So that's kind of a health crisis. You do a good job of finding the morons, I'll give you that.Meltdown99 said:
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I took General you to mean me. I've never seen anyone use the term General You before. Honest. If you would have said General Population Id have gotten the gest right away.Halifax2TheMax said:
What did you miss about "general you" versus "you?" I didn't imply "you." Regardless, no problemo, its not personal, no biggie. It happens. Would it help if I posted a tweet or a meme instead? Just kidding. /s or is it s/?tempo_n_groove said:
Sorry, You confuse me sometimes... This was one of them...Halifax2TheMax said:
Dude, you need to relax. The "general you" was/is directed toward those that are still questioning EVERYTHING despite 2 years, going on three, of this nonsense. And all the data one needs is readily available, including the deaths/hospitalization rates you pointed out. Even gaiters and cloth masks can have an impact, slightly/minimally/ a half percent? better than nothing. But here we are, still questioning the efficacy of face coverings (not you, me but others) Its the others my ire is aimed at. The lack of critical thinking skills, combined with social media, will be the death of Western Democracy.tempo_n_groove said:
I agreed with vaccinations and their efficacy so I have zero idea what you are talking about. I agreed with it about 3 posts earlier to yours.Halifax2TheMax said:
Re-read what I posted. Hospitalization, deaths, ICU, long covid data, etc. is readily available in the public domain. If you’re (general you) are still questioning the efficacy of vaccines, boosters and the potential of masks/face coverings over nada, then I don’t know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
Huh? I was asking if the easy answer to "show me the research" was hospitalizations? I don't know of other research that shows vaccinations work or don't that is easier to understand than that.Halifax2TheMax said:
We're almost to the two full year mark and will be entering into the third year of this nonsense soon. If you (general you) haven't figured it out by now with all of the information that is readily, publicly available, I don't know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
I know you're joking but isn't the easy answer to show hospitalizations and deaths of vaxed and unvaxed??Halifax2TheMax said:
Show me the research.mrussel1 said:
This... exactly. And I hate being sick so I can't be more thankful for the vaccine. No I didn't feel 100% but it was nothing. My son was J&J vaxed (single, in the summer) and no booster. He got the Cron and was sick for 4 days, two of them being pretty intense. The vax and booster works, it helps.tempo_n_groove said:
I was sick for one day. ONE. The vaccine works.HughFreakingDillon said:
it's just maddening to read this shit over and over and over. it's still highly effective against severe outcomes. but yes, you might get the sniffles! oh no!Go Beavers said:
Huh? The vaccine is very effective with Omicron as well.OnWis97 said:Yeah...it's pretty much over for most people. This little dip is seems to have created some complacency.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/cdc-masks-cdc-expected-update-mask-guidance-early-week-rcna16331
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
I know other people not vaccinated that got sick recently as I did and were out for weeks.
That should be the proof?
I do agree with what they are saying about the inefficiency of gators and cloth masks. So again, I don't know what you are saying? A N95 works best is all I keep reading and hearing.
Third I was asking you(general you) if showing the non believers that hospital rates among the vaxxed and unvaxxed was the best proof which I believe is the best measuring stick to show people.
I am completely baffled at your angle towards me. If I have shown anything against the science or the professionals please show me. I made the point about the masks and what should be worn so I don't know what else you read or maybe you are confusing me w somebody else?
"Show me the research" comment that I directed at mrussel is what some on here are still thinking, FFS.
FFS indeed...
And my FFS is directed at the bold. And you don't fall into that category. Or do you?
Yeah the sarcastic text gets lost verrrry easy.
I knew FFS was a joke, that one I got!0 -
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I agree the scale is too restrictive, but remember this was about obese, not overweight.HughFreakingDillon said:What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.0 -
They aren't that great for sure. User error is a big factor too. The instructions say to only test nose with our rapid tests but I read about a month ago that if you do throat then nose the accuracy goes from 60 some percent to over 80%HughFreakingDillon said:
a family we are close to....3 kids, 2 adults. everyone had symptoms, except the dad. two of the kids tested negative multiple times. I'm starting to think these at home tests aren't that reliable.dignin said:My double vaccinated 7 year old just tested positive for covid. Little bit of a runny nose.
I'm still negative, so far. That makes 8 close contacts I've had in less than a month. Everyone in my family now positive, but positive tests weeks apart, so they didn't get it from each other.
What a weird ass virus.
PCR testing hasn't been available to the regular public here in Alberta since December, so this is all we have.0 -
No that's good now. BMI says 6'0" tall and 220 I believe is correct.HughFreakingDillon said:What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.0 -
I did it using the CDC's BMI calculator.tempo_n_groove said:
No that's good now. BMI says 6'0" tall and 220 I believe is correct.HughFreakingDillon said:What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
I'm 6'1" and 216 and I feel like a fat fuck right now. I was in Vegas and Phoenix for the Open last week and still feel disgusting.tempo_n_groove said:
No that's good now. BMI says 6'0" tall and 220 I believe is correct.HughFreakingDillon said:What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.
In short, I feel like a sexy Ben Affleck at the beach.0 -
I just went to the Diabetes Canada website and says the same thing. 185 and 6 feet is overweight.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0
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according to BMI, you are a fat fuck. lol. according to mine, I should have been in Ghostbusters 1.mrussel1 said:
I'm 6'1" and 216 and I feel like a fat fuck right now. I was in Vegas and Phoenix for the Open last week and still feel disgusting.tempo_n_groove said:
No that's good now. BMI says 6'0" tall and 220 I believe is correct.HughFreakingDillon said:What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.
In short, I feel like a sexy Ben Affleck at the beach.
By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
I just looked at that. 136-185 is healthy? 136 is healthy at 6'0"?!? what the hell do you do? Run marathons and eat nothing but kale?HughFreakingDillon said:
I did it using the CDC's BMI calculator.tempo_n_groove said:
No that's good now. BMI says 6'0" tall and 220 I believe is correct.HughFreakingDillon said:What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.
My doctor has a chart and it says 220 is goof for 6'0".0 -
In order to speak it, you'd first have to change your name to "Tempo-ral Lobe N Groove to The Hits", then pledge your eternal hatred of POOTYTANGWHOUSE or whatever he calls him.tempo_n_groove said:
. I don't speak Fax to well I guess.HughFreakingDillon said:
I know it's confusing, but he's actually agreeing with you.tempo_n_groove said:
I agreed with vaccinations and their efficacy so I have zero idea what you are talking about. I agreed with it about 3 posts earlier to yours.Halifax2TheMax said:
Re-read what I posted. Hospitalization, deaths, ICU, long covid data, etc. is readily available in the public domain. If you’re (general you) are still questioning the efficacy of vaccines, boosters and the potential of masks/face coverings over nada, then I don’t know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
Huh? I was asking if the easy answer to "show me the research" was hospitalizations? I don't know of other research that shows vaccinations work or don't that is easier to understand than that.Halifax2TheMax said:
We're almost to the two full year mark and will be entering into the third year of this nonsense soon. If you (general you) haven't figured it out by now with all of the information that is readily, publicly available, I don't know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
I know you're joking but isn't the easy answer to show hospitalizations and deaths of vaxed and unvaxed??Halifax2TheMax said:
Show me the research.mrussel1 said:
This... exactly. And I hate being sick so I can't be more thankful for the vaccine. No I didn't feel 100% but it was nothing. My son was J&J vaxed (single, in the summer) and no booster. He got the Cron and was sick for 4 days, two of them being pretty intense. The vax and booster works, it helps.tempo_n_groove said:
I was sick for one day. ONE. The vaccine works.HughFreakingDillon said:
it's just maddening to read this shit over and over and over. it's still highly effective against severe outcomes. but yes, you might get the sniffles! oh no!Go Beavers said:
Huh? The vaccine is very effective with Omicron as well.OnWis97 said:Yeah...it's pretty much over for most people. This little dip is seems to have created some complacency.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/cdc-masks-cdc-expected-update-mask-guidance-early-week-rcna16331
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
I know other people not vaccinated that got sick recently as I did and were out for weeks.
That should be the proof?
I do agree with what they are saying about the inefficiency of gators and cloth masks. So again, I don't know what you are saying? A N95 works best is all I keep reading and hearing.
Third I was asking you(general you) if showing the non believers that hospital rates among the vaxxed and unvaxxed was the best proof which I believe is the best measuring stick to show people.
I am completely baffled at your angle towards me. If I have shown anything against the science or the professionals please show me. I made the point about the masks and what should be worn so I don't know what else you read or maybe you are confusing me w somebody else?This weekend we rock Portland0 -
goof or good?tempo_n_groove said:
I just looked at that. 136-185 is healthy? 136 is healthy at 6'0"?!? what the hell do you do? Run marathons and eat nothing but kale?HughFreakingDillon said:
I did it using the CDC's BMI calculator.tempo_n_groove said:
No that's good now. BMI says 6'0" tall and 220 I believe is correct.HughFreakingDillon said:What's hilarious is that BMI is so bloody restrictive and not really based in any reality. In high school, I was 185 pounds. 6 feet tall. a freaking rail. zero belly. according to BMI, that's overweight. I barely had an ounce of fat on me. it's ludicrous. if you aren't a marathon runner, you are considered fat.
My doctor has a chart and it says 220 is goof for 6'0".0 -
Poncier said:
In order to speak it, you'd first have to change your name to "Tempo-ral Lobe N Groove to The Hits", then pledge your eternal hatred of POOTYTANGWHOUSE or whatever he calls him.tempo_n_groove said:
. I don't speak Fax to well I guess.HughFreakingDillon said:
I know it's confusing, but he's actually agreeing with you.tempo_n_groove said:
I agreed with vaccinations and their efficacy so I have zero idea what you are talking about. I agreed with it about 3 posts earlier to yours.Halifax2TheMax said:
Re-read what I posted. Hospitalization, deaths, ICU, long covid data, etc. is readily available in the public domain. If you’re (general you) are still questioning the efficacy of vaccines, boosters and the potential of masks/face coverings over nada, then I don’t know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
Huh? I was asking if the easy answer to "show me the research" was hospitalizations? I don't know of other research that shows vaccinations work or don't that is easier to understand than that.Halifax2TheMax said:
We're almost to the two full year mark and will be entering into the third year of this nonsense soon. If you (general you) haven't figured it out by now with all of the information that is readily, publicly available, I don't know what to tell you (general you).tempo_n_groove said:
I know you're joking but isn't the easy answer to show hospitalizations and deaths of vaxed and unvaxed??Halifax2TheMax said:
Show me the research.mrussel1 said:
This... exactly. And I hate being sick so I can't be more thankful for the vaccine. No I didn't feel 100% but it was nothing. My son was J&J vaxed (single, in the summer) and no booster. He got the Cron and was sick for 4 days, two of them being pretty intense. The vax and booster works, it helps.tempo_n_groove said:
I was sick for one day. ONE. The vaccine works.HughFreakingDillon said:
it's just maddening to read this shit over and over and over. it's still highly effective against severe outcomes. but yes, you might get the sniffles! oh no!Go Beavers said:
Huh? The vaccine is very effective with Omicron as well.OnWis97 said:Yeah...it's pretty much over for most people. This little dip is seems to have created some complacency.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/cdc-masks-cdc-expected-update-mask-guidance-early-week-rcna16331
Vaccines worked against the original Covid and the Delta. Not so much now. 28% with the booster? I'd be more disappointed if it mattered. I don't regret getting my three shots but I'm not sure there's a point in getting more...is the chance of myocarditis higher than the chance the next vax helps? Probably not, but vaccines are no longer the solution we hoped. They probably helped flatten the curve and keep some symptoms less severe.
Now? Now we're moving into "time to live with it." Masks are done.* Distancing is done.
*Mandates, anyway. A few weirdos (myself included) will still wear them in some situations. But the bottom line is, we're caving to fatigue. And the truth (masks don't make a difference) is always convenient in America.
I know other people not vaccinated that got sick recently as I did and were out for weeks.
That should be the proof?
I do agree with what they are saying about the inefficiency of gators and cloth masks. So again, I don't know what you are saying? A N95 works best is all I keep reading and hearing.
Third I was asking you(general you) if showing the non believers that hospital rates among the vaxxed and unvaxxed was the best proof which I believe is the best measuring stick to show people.
I am completely baffled at your angle towards me. If I have shown anything against the science or the professionals please show me. I made the point about the masks and what should be worn so I don't know what else you read or maybe you are confusing me w somebody else?
Made me think of this, lol!0
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