Posts by Linda Lee4

coppersailor28 said:Oh, I see how it is! So that's what James Mitchell18 is getting into.James Mitchell18 'I have no idea what that means.What’s the deal with masturbation? 🕺

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Well, that's that, then.
Let's just move this thread over to...I'm not sure what you're getting at with that, but if you have something specific to say, just lay it out.I don't have much to add here, but I suppose it's worth noting that things rarely go according to plan when you're looking at the big picture.SEither one works.A Lonely PlaceIt’s an apostrophe, not a single quote.Pets.'.

Is talking about that nonsense in the PDF actually relevant to the discussion here?

You all are honestly hilarious.🙏

Alexander Anderson57 said:Well, they went ahead and created a whole new sub-forum just for you people, so feel free to post whatever nonsense you want there since nobody seems to be stopping you. I certainly see the high level of intellectual value you're adding here. 🤦 Truly impressive.

Fine then, why don't we just move us back to the main board and shove you all into a tiny little sub-sub-forum? ☕

The whole thread about to pull the cat's whiskers—otherwise known as masturbation—is actually a conceptual piece born out of a need to react to all the mindless rambling coming from Mr. Brown...

coppersailor28 said:The point @Mr. Brown is making hits close to the mark,
given that very few people actually manage to maintain the recommended (6 feet) of physical distance during intimacy...
When you get closer than that, there's a significantly higher chance of accidentally passing your own Corona virus along to a partner...

That second topic has absolutely nothing to do with how the infection spreads, so there isn't much point looking for (regarding any education on the Corona virus) within the main 'Corona' subforum.

Regardless, the thread 'to pull the cat's whiskers' was only moved to the 'alternative' section of the main 'Corona' PDF due to current technical im/possibilities and various glitches.
This thread will be moved back to the 'Pets' subforum as soon as those technical hurdles are cleared up.

Haha🤣

It seems some of you don't actually know what it means to pull the cat's whiskers...

A little hint... when you pick something up in your hands, it grows, and then you just move your hand up and down... It makes you happy, happiness lowers stress, and stress definitely takes a toll on your immune system.

Jeremy Johnson18 said:So, do you ever get any action? 🍿

Unlike certain power-tripping moderators who seem obsessed with censoring anyone's opinion on this forum, I certainly do.. ☕

On top of all that, I went ahead and started a thread about whether anyone was just blowing smoke, and it was deleted almost instantly. Honestly, don't even bother...

If the moderator, Mr. Smith, had enough leeway to open a thread about whether people should wash their cats on a PDF about a virus, I don't see why my topic regarding washing a cat was deleted. It feels like a pretty blatant double standard to me.

Looking forward to an answer from ☕

I honestly don't have enough fingers on both hands to count how many high-quality discussions on the Coronavirus subforum have been wiped out just because they carried a hint of skepticism. Whether it was the political side of the pandemic or debates regarding natural immunity, it all led up to that shameful decision to move every skeptical thread to some separate, isolated subforum...

And then we have the new moderator, Mr. Brown, who’s started this massive spam spree by opening ridiculous threads about how posting on the forum supposedly affects your immune system, and tonight he actually managed to outdo himself with a thread that asks nothing more than: seksati li štogod?

Look, gentlemen, some of us have been practically destroyed by these senseless mandates—financially, mentally... while you guys just sit here messing around, actively working to suppress any perspective that doesn't align with the mainstream narrative.

You've completely lost the plot, and at this point, it’s becoming laughable...

Just another disgraceful move to shut down any thread that doesn't toe the line of the mainstream COVID narrative being so aggressively pushed by this site... ☕

urbantinker8 said:Personally, I wasn't really feeling much fear before the shots, and I don't feel any more now.
I wouldn't say it's that the vaccinated crowd is "afraid" of you guys, per se, but rather that you just seem to get under their skin.
Maybe if I had to guess, it feels more like you all are just struggling to deal with a bit of lingering guilt.🤷

hmm

urbantinker8 said:I’m still dealing with really shallow breathing and this heavy sensation in my chest following my second Pfizer dose—that was two weeks ago—and I am not an anxious person or anything like that. The exhaustion is also just beyond description.
There isn't any other logical explanation besides this crap.
I'm on vacation right now, I'm not overexerting myself, and I am literally doing whatever I want whenever I want without any external pressure.
I just hope this passes as quickly as it arrived because the sensation is deeply unpleasant.

urbantinker8 said:I've also been having these strange headaches after my second Pfizer dose, and it's been nearly a month now.🙄
I get standard headaches pretty often, but this feels significantly different and much weirder. They aren't happening every single day anymore—they were for the first ten days or so—but they are very odd; it's like a sudden, sharp needle-like pain in my forehead, which subsides for a few minutes, then suddenly stabs near my ear, eases off, and then moves to the back of my head, and it just keeps cycling like that.🙄)
Sometimes it doesn't last long enough to need anything, but other times it hits hard and won't stop until I take some Tylenol or Advil.
It's incredibly annoying.
My doctor told me this is all perfectly normal.🙄 Great.

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urbantinker8 said:I wouldn't say I'm acting out of fear, really.
I suppose I just find myself frustrated with the people making it impossible for us to actually get back to some semblance of normalcy.

You're barking at the wrong crowd, because it's the politicians, not the people, who are keeping us from getting back to normal...

Over in Sinji, they’ve officially decided that masks aren't required in schools anymore.

I’d love for someone to explain the actual epidemiological logic behind one school being forced to mandate masks while the school right down the road isn't.

It’s peak idiocy.

Grace Edwards said:What's the point of even bringing up arguments when people are just riding a wave of pure emotion.

Because apparently, we’re talking about someone's grandmother who used to hold her precious little grandchild's hand while they strolled through the lush, rolling meadows of our beautiful country to the sound of an ode to joy.

Since she passed away prematurely at 89, we clearly need to immediately screw over an entire generation of kids and crush every small business and entrepreneur in sight just to solve the problem. It's perfectly logical. ☕

Emotional blackmail is easily the most repulsive tool people use to get whatever they want.

vividstag6 said:It is quite somber to observe that certain "individuals" see absolutely nothing wrong with facilitating the spread of a virus. They argue that because it's difficult for children to wear masks, we should simply allow them to act as vectors for the virus to reach those who are more vulnerable... how tragic indeed.

People used the exact same logic back when we were dealing with the flu, and you certainly weren't making these kinds of "brilliant" points then, unless you actually believe those vulnerable groups aren't dying from the flu either.

Besides, vaccines will be available for high-risk groups starting tomorrow, so why should children have to become casualties for the sake of adults who refuse to get vaccinated?

And since it’s already been established that the vaccine has incredibly low efficacy against the Delta variant—meaning it doesn't stop infection or transmission—I'll say it again: it does NOT stop the spread of the virus, so we can keep going in circles forever if we want...

Your arguments lack even a shred of logic or common sense. ☕

urbantinker8 said:Well, I suppose you could just follow in the footsteps of those idiots over in Cleveland.
Maybe try tutoring kids right outside their school.🤦

It’s certainly a better alternative than forcing masks onto elementary schoolers during such crucial formative years, all just to protect grandparents who have already been vaccinated.🤦

Maybe you should take a moment to consider who the actual idiot is here.☕

nimbleranger17 said:It is truly staggering how far some of you have gone; I'm sitting here watching this footage of people storming into a school, completely disregarding the campus rules and the federal mandate requiring adults to wear masks while inside.

Here is the video: https://www.yahoo.com/news/article/...u/2303859.aspx

Poor kids are just standing there by the entrance, unable to even get into their own school because of these ten scientists.🤦 🤦

Anyone who actually supports this isn't living in reality. This kind of harassment toward children is something we haven't seen in this country before. At least, I don't recall a time when a mob would just break into schools in America.

If you bother to look back through my posts, you'll see I stated from the jump that the only place they should be heading is Times Square, not a school.☕

nimbleranger17 said:So now it’s the administrators. First it was the doctors, the infectious disease specialists from the local hospitals, and now we’ve moved on to the principals. We have reached a level of genuine radicalism in how people think. It’s as if, after all the politicians, the epidemiologists, the virologists, the doctors, and the nurses, even school administrators have been drafted into this "agenda"...

Who’s next on the list? The girl at the bakery? The waitress at the diner?

Why don't you try explaining to us how a principal can just decide whether or not to enforce mask mandates in the hallways, or how some schools simply chose not to implement them at all without facing any penalties or seeing their leadership replaced... What does any of that actually have to do with epidemiological measures?

Wobbie and the rest of them are actual scientists, which stands in stark contrast to your worthless, quasi-logical arguments that are bordering on pure trolling.

If life is hitting you that hard since you've lost all your income and aren't allowed to work, we could always set up a GoFundMe campaign to bring back the old Profitera. Even though I'm stuck in the same boat as you, I'll be the first to chip in, because unlike you, I actually value my own integrity, even when things get difficult... ☕

nimbleranger17 said:It’s honestly exhausting reading this, but apparently, the mother of this kid has gone on record claiming that masks are nothing more, nothing less, than carcinogenic.

And then you have the father, who’s out there bringing up divine laws as if we haven't heard that particular sermon a thousand times before. 😁

If people still can't wrap their heads around what's actually happening here, then frankly, I don't think anyone can help them.

Do you actually realize a mask isn't just a random scrap of fabric, but rather material that's been treated with all sorts of chemicals? Since a massive amount of these masks come from China—a place famously dedicated to human health and environmental standards—it wouldn't be out of line to harbor some doubts about them, would it?

I'm not jumping to any conclusions since I haven't done a deep dive into the research myself, but honestly, the way you've become so incredibly narrow-minded ever since you switched over to "the dark side" is just revolting.

rowdypanther12 said:Honestly, I wish five parents had just stepped up and told the school that making kids carry 25-pound backpacks all day was a bad idea, or offered any other logical reason to push back. But instead, they're all just complaining about having to wear a mask for three minutes while walking from one building to another. 😂

Whataboutism isn't a valid argument, so give it another shot and try to be more convincing next time...

Gregory Turner71 said:You’ve got about the same number of strikes against you as I do, but you caught me red-handed 🙄

I really should have waited until tomorrow just to see if he actually pulled the trigger on the ban, but whatever, let's just get it over with. 😁

Goodnight :*

I’ve been thinking about how much the conversation around the Coronavirus subforum has shifted lately, especially since people seem more willing to jump into heated debates than they were a year ago. It feels like everyone has an opinion on the mandates now, and while some folks are still clinging to those old Rousseauist ideals about social contracts, others are just tired of the whole thing. I was reading a thread where Linda Lee4 was making some pretty bold claims about the latest data, and honestly, it reminded me of how much noise there is out there when you're just looking for a straight answer. Even Nicole James chimed in with a perspective that felt a bit more grounded, though it's hard to find any real consensus when everyone is operating on a different set of assumptions. At the end of the day, we're all just trying to make sense of a situation that keeps changing its mind.

son of Ogi said:I always get a kick out of watching people invoke "logic" during admissions processes that are actually just a cascading series of logical fallacies.

Your babbling doesn't even qualify as pseudo-science.Aside from your own biases, you aren't actually offering anything substantial here. Besides, if "natural" immunity is truly as superior as you claim, you'll have plenty of opportunities to acquire it if this supposedly "inferior" vaccine-induced immunity fails to hold up—meaning, should the coronavirus actually come knocking, you haven't lost a thing. In the meantime, however, you are facing a twentyfold increase in the risk of severe illness regardless of your age or health status, and that is a proven fact.

If only the forum members who relentlessly push those Rousseauist, noble savage clichés would actually apply their anti-science and anti-tech prejudices to the rest of their lives—if they’d just stop using all modern technology and refuse to buy anything manufactured solely for profit—well, then we might finally have a chance at fixing society.

I’ve been thinking about how much noise people make when they think they’ve discovered some profound truth, yet most of what we see online is just recycled anxiety masquerading as insight. It feels like everyone is constantly bracing for the next shoe to drop, especially within certain corners of the Coronavirus subforum, where the collective dread seems to be the only thing keeping the lights on. I was reading some old theories the other day—nothing too heavy, just some Rousseauist ideas about the social contract—and it struck me how little our modern anxieties actually differ from the philosophical gripes of centuries ago. We haven't evolved much; we've just traded candlelight for LED screens. Even when people like Linda Lee4 try to weigh in with their specific brand of skepticism, it often feels like they're just rearranging the same deck chairs on a very familiar ship. There isn't much new under the sun, regardless of how loud the digital shouting matches get.

Linda Lee4 said:Your rambling isn't even pseudo-scientific. How many people in their 40s without any underlying health issues actually ended up hospitalized?

So, here we go. The first post. Not really. Cardboard? Honestly, mine usually ends up stuck together within ten minutes anyway. For the exact same sentence. Which one am I? On purpose. Copied this because I felt like it. I knew it. It was bound to happen, given that the moderators over on the Coronavirus subforum have shown an unprecedented level of bias. The user known as the son of Ogi sticks strictly to the official narrative, whereas I tend to maintain a healthy skepticism regarding certain details. This situation serves as undeniable proof that double standards are firmly entrenched within the Coronavirus subforum.

It’s an absolute embarrassment for this forum. Nicole JamesI have to admit, you really landed quite a catch there. ☕

Of course I expect my ban to be upheld simply out of principle, or at the very least, I expect the son of Ogi to face the exact same penalty I did. ☕

I see they banned him for posting right after I did. It makes you wonder if he would have even been flagged if I hadn't drawn all this attention to it. 😉