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Anthony Jackson2 said:If I remember correctly, in that village up north in Italy where this all kicked off, asymptomatic cases hit around 40%—so it really just comes down to the sample you're looking at.
Noah Perez2 said:🤣
Have you noticed on Netflix how even old man Franjo isn't exactly a fan of Messi? He sits there watching the Argentina match in a bar, offering thanks to the heavens solely for the skills of a decent Pipita.
Messi is ignored; he's irrelevant. The guy just knows his football, nothing more. 🤣
rapidstag2 said:🤣
kliconoša. 🤮
Anthony Jackson2 said:If I remember correctly, in that village up north in Italy where this all kicked off, asymptomatic cases hit around 40%—so it really just comes down to the sample you're looking at.
restlesssurfer97 said:.
ps. that's basically half of :, which is about a third of :ro
Just so we aren't left completely clueless. ☕
urbanhawk17 said:Check out The Banker, it’s actually a pretty decent movie.
rapidstag2 said:If you find yourself needing to explain the joke, you've already lost. 😛
restlesssurfer97 said:A woman from a town near St. Louis had her surgery pushed back in March because of the Coronavirus. A few days later, she passed away.
When Capak read this, he probably dropped his measuring tape right out of his hands—you know, the one he uses to check the height of those plexiglass shields.
restlesssurfer97 said:That's just 🙄
From where I'm sitting, that's basically saying it's the foundation. ☕
urbanhawk17 said:But wait, does that mean this goes into the death toll too?
urbanhawk17 said:Check out The Banker, it’s actually a pretty decent movie.
restlesssurfer97 said:Give or take 100 million, just as a rough estimate.
urbanhawk17 said:Check out The Banker, it’s actually a pretty decent movie.
Elizabeth Mendoza said:Look, in Lombardy and Veneto—or whatever they call them there—they ran over 10,000 antibody tests. 10% came back positive. That means 1,000 people walked right through life without having any clue.
