Posts by Elizabeth Mendoza

The USA is going to hit rock bottom, and honestly, it’s because they’re just plain foolish. You don't even have to look far to see it. Just open up Twitter and watch all those self-proclaimed geniuses on ESPN giving their "expert" takes straight to the cameras. 🤣

Every single day, some person pops up online with a brand-new "catastrophic" update. It’s getting old. In China, they haven't seen a single new infection for two days straight. They actually had 30 cases arrive from abroad, but those people were put into quarantine immediately. We're talking about a country with over a billion people here. Domestic cases? Zero.

If you take the right precautions and let the system do its job, things will settle down in a month or two. Honestly, we just need less of this garbage being posted all over the internet.

You're gonna notice that there wasn't a single dog anywhere in that dinner photo.

When it comes to how the system is running, I’ve got nothing but praise so far. The Secretary is absolutely killing it.

You guys still alive out there? Everyone keeping it real?

Let's make the most of these final days of civilization as we know it. Let's get together and hang out just like the good old days.

Just don't $33 go hitting the bottle, I swear to God.

Just a tiny thing.

Eric Fox7 said:I've got one—it's just a tiny little thing ($33)

Are we talking about a single item here, or a full package?

Jessica Gonzalez said:It’s wild to think that our bodies actually contain more bacteria than our own cells. Just something to chew on. Even though I'm pretty diligent about washing my hands and don't consider myself messy, I guess there might be a limit to how much we should overdo it. It seems like people are developing more allergies these days, and maybe one reason is that our environments have become a bit too sterile. Our parents' generation mostly grew up around farms or rural areas where they were constantly interacting with animals, dirt, and all that nature stuff. In even earlier generations, that was just life. The way we live now probably isn't the "default" biological state for humans. I suspect our bodies really need that interaction with the environment, especially with microbes. We can't function without billions of foreign organisms inside us, and honestly, it's hard to clearly draw a line between "good" and "bad" bacteria. So, I suppose grabbing a handrail on a subway isn't going to kill anyone. If you're looking to live a long life, the guidelines seem pretty straightforward: maintain a healthy weight, eat a diverse diet, stay active, don't smoke, and so on. Personally, I'd recommend plenty of exercise and sex—that's why you worked so hard on those bodies, after all! 🙂

Plus, people are constantly pumping themselves full of various medications for absolutely no reason instead of letting their bodies build up natural immunity. It’s especially bad with kids—they get hit with drugs for every little thing from the moment they can walk.

I was reading somewhere that there's been a massive spike in children developing allergies to pretty much everything.

darkrider55 said:I really hope they at least wash their hands after using the restroom.

Honestly, it gets even worse for me when I’m riding the subway and I see someone gripping a handrail and then immediately touching their mouth with that same hand.🕺

So yesterday, I get to work, brew myself a coffee, and head outside with my colleague for a quick smoke break. Out of nowhere, this delivery guy shows up with newspapers and some mail. He stops barely a foot away from us, lets out a massive sneeze right from his nose, wipes the gunk with his fingers, and then reaches straight into his pocket to grab envelopes before heading inside to the front desk.

Let’s just say I absolutely lost it. I stormed right after him, ready to go off on that guy and his entire family tree.

darkrider55 said:Honestly, in Italy, only about 57% of people actually wash their hands after using the restroom. There might be more to this story than meets the eye, or maybe there's a real reason behind those numbers. 😁

I didn't get banned yesterday or the day before for saying Italians are a ridiculous nation, because honestly, it's just a fact.

Maybe I'll get hit with a ban again for repeating myself, but hey, it's the truth.

I honestly don't give a damn about Maradona. He was just a drug addict and mentally unstable. It’s a total disgrace that anyone would look up to a piece of trash like him, both as a person and an athlete.

Đikić

"The Corona virus is actually very similar to the flu. They come in cycles and spread incredibly fast. You get collective immunity, and a specific pool of viruses forms based on climate conditions. These viruses just vanish after a few months. It’s happening right now in China where the virus is in remission, and I believe we'll see the same thing happen in other countries around the world. This current virus will eventually disappear, just like all the other viruses have in the past."

"Locking people down in cities and entire nations just breeds fear. People start acting irrationally. They get terrified of what might happen to them and their loved ones, which leads to those scenes you see where people clear out grocery store shelves or panic-buy masks only to throw them away since most are single-use anyway. That public hysteria and psychosis actually causes far more damage than any calming effect gained from officials announcing they're ready to shut borders or halt trains running from Italy to Austria."

I honestly think the whole thing was unnecessary. Public officials and politicians within any European Union nation shouldn't be the ones communicating this stuff. They should leave it to the experts—the people running the World Health Organization and public health agencies. Those pros will tell you in the smartest, most effective way when it's time to take action, and only then should the politicians step in," Đikić explains.

urbanhawk17 said:Just one single Borati 🙏 🙏

Honestly, this scene is way better

They tripped him up, just trying to get a rise out of him.

🤣 🤣

They’d probably cause way more of a stir if they just went after Allah instead.

Maradona is back in action, what a brilliant play🙏

Look, when someone basically dances their way straight into a grave because they were being arrogant and incredibly stupid, I’m not going to sit here and feel bad for them. I really don't see what part of that is confusing. 🤷

The other people mentioned didn't die because of their own recklessness. Their deaths were caused by actual accidents—mechanical failures and things out of anyone's control. You can't compare a helicopter crash or a fire to a drunk driver speeding down an icy highway, causing a wreck that kills themselves and everyone else in the car. It's just not the same thing.

nimblemarlin9 said:Throw Michael Schumacher into that mix too—he didn't die, but it's like he did. We're never really going to see the version of him we actually knew again. 👎

Michael Schumacher crashed while skiing. I was actually talking about those people who died in private planes or helicopters.

There really is a massive pile of celebrities who have been wiped out in those private aircraft. Honestly, I think these private companies make a killing on the fees while cutting corners big time on maintenance and safety.
There are tons of these outfits providing private flight services that just pocket the cash and fly equipment that’s practically falling apart.

The list of singers, actors, and athletes who have died this way is incredibly long, and that's just looking at the 21st century—not even counting everything from back in the day.

That’s 540 minutes you could have spent in a soup kitchen feeding people who actually need it. What kind of person are you? Why does your own comfort matter more than everyone else's? You fed yourself, but what about the rest of them?