DeathShade
Morgan Le Fay Simp
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Prince Charles has Coronavirus. Time for the line of Succession to get some changes.
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What changes? In the event that there's no son to inherit, it goes to the eldest grandson- after that, it gets more complicated, but can go out fifteen steps removed if necessary.Prince Charles has Coronavirus. Time for the line of Succession to get some changes.
Woolies' canned corned beef is okay (basically tastes like normal corned beef, although the texture's mushier). Their canned ham has a powerful stench when uncanned, but the actual taste isn't too bad either.You're a braver soul than I am to eat that. I'm not that desperate. Currently getting my non-perishable or otherwise long shelf life protein from beans, nuts, protein bars, canned fish, jerky, eggs, cheese, and such.
One of the early symptoms seems to be the loss of taste and smell. (Not everyone might get it though, so still look out.)Turns out I live in basically the worst place with the virus in Michigan. Literally thousands of confirmed cases.
So much for ever getting a job this year and the next since it's highly likely I would die if I get this virus even though I'm still young. Joys of being ravaged by many illnesses I guess.
I am also starting to cough and my chest feels weird, but it feels exactly what I normally get. Which goes into the first thing I ranted about in this thread, it's impossible for me to know if I have the virus or not unless it kills me. Joy.
If I ever stop posting for like 4 years on this site and sb and sv you know what happened. Until then I'm just going to ignore it see about alternatives to getting money instead of a job. >.>
One of the early symptoms seems to be the loss of taste and smell. (Not everyone might get it though, so still look out.)
Point of order: the common disease caused by coronaviruses is not the flu but the cold. Call it the Batcold, or Coldkiller XX, or something.
No. It's not.Point of order: the common disease caused by coronaviruses is not the flu but the cold. Call it the Batcold, or Coldkiller XX, or something.
I don't. Me and my family are staying at home as much as posible. My Dad shouts his head off at his friends to not go outside for trivial things over the phone and goes out for his Job unlike me because it's kinda necessary. Handwashing is the bare necessity in our house already. This vindicated his rather reasonable conserns about this stuff since he already was on high alert about the virus months before it was proven rather infectious.
Given that your last ten posts in this thread have been about how it's not a flu and not adding anything else to the discussion or even bothering to adress the context of the comments you're replying to in the first place I'd argue you're doing significantly more to trivialize the issue than the average user using a colloquial term.
You're talking to someone who has holed up with a month and a half's worth of food, and who went to the trouble to call his estranged mother and tell her he loved her in case those were his last words to her. The former of those I posted in this thread a couple of posts before the one that sent you off the handle. Moreover, I was responding to someone else mischaracterising SARS 2 as a flu. Do you really think I don't already know everything you just posted (which isn't actually in contradiction to what I said)? Do you really think I'm trivialising this?No. It's not.
Human coronaviruses are responsible for a grand total of around 15% of cases of what we call the "common cold." Colds, however, are by definition upper respiratory infections -- and ones that primarily effect the nose at that.
SARS-type coronaviruses cause a unique form of pneumonia, one that acutely attacks both the upper and lower respiratory systems. This is why it's called "severe acute respiratory syndrome."
People are dying. Do. Not. Trivialize. This.
My hands are like dried claws from all the washing. Ow, fuck.I don't. Me and my family are staying at home as much as posible. My Dad shouts his head off at his friends to not go outside for trivial things over the phone and goes out for his Job unlike me because it's kinda necessary. Handwashing is the bare necessity in our house already. This vindicated his rather reasonable conserns about this stuff since he already was on high alert about the virus months before it was proven rather infectious.
Aside from various scars caused by everything ranging from getting stuck in a door to getting the shit tore out of me by a less than alert squirrel that for some reason didn't notice the nine year old grabbing for it to numerous fights with my sisters, plus that one time my best friend almost cut off my pinkie finger with a hatchet (lucky me, it was quite dull)... my skin is in excellent shape. I don't even bother with shaving cream, a little water and I'm good. My mutt ancestry won me the genetic lottery, it did.My hands were like that before the virus hit America! GET ON MY LEVEL!
You poor fucking bastard, and your avatar really is perfect for you.
Not that much sanitizer, just if I need to visit the food store. I work with food so I wash a lot.Handwashing with soap shouldn't be THAT bad unless you're taking things to a truly silly extent. Have you been using alcohol based hand sanitiser by any chance? That stuff truly is the devil.
Yes, easily.Does alcohol sanitiser even work on viruses, since you don't wash it off?