Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

Are you asking which specific model I'm talking about? 😂

It definitely isn't an iPhone, though I guess if Soros was footing the bill for them, they might actually have the cash to pull it off 😂

Honestly, just like Kesic says, I wish I could just pick up the phone and call my boss to vent, kind of how Brnabic calls Vuleta, but actually get all the big shots on one single Zoom call—I'm talking the CIA, Hillary, Soros, even the Vatican, all of them at once so I could finally corner them 😂

wiredrider9 said:🤣🤣

Hero of Tribati Street
👋
The man deserves a medal for bravery, and honestly, a decent pension wouldn't hurt either.
☕

Some Catholic wearing a Star Wars shirt.

🤣

Anthony Jackson2 said:Kids would be bored anyway.

You forgot to mention the priest likely abused them...

wiredrider9 said:St. Nicholas Church over on Knapp just got hit—a Catholic church, no less. Twice in two days.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7ci...rvHTyd%3A6

Funny how the mainstream media isn't even touching this story.

pssssssttt

"David against Goliath," according to the narrator.
But who exactly is David here, and who is Goliath?

I am beyond tired of this constant playing the victim by the Catholic Church. And by Catholics.

Are there any Dylan Dog fans here who haven't heard of the Gordon Link? 🙄
Actually, I have a question regarding what might happen if the championships continue:
What happens if a player tests positive? Not only would his own team be sidelined—but wouldn't the opposing teams be affected too? Everyone back in quarantine for two weeks, and then we just pick up where we left off?

So back then, versus how things are now, testing should really be accessible enough that everyone could be getting checked out twice a week if they wanted to.

Fair enough, but if it turns out someone on the roster tests positive, the entire squad goes into isolation—meaning the game gets pushed back two weeks 🤷 unless, of course, someone on the opposing team also comes up positive... in which case, we’re looking at another two-week delay 🙂

What do you mean, isolation? That whole thing needs to be scrapped immediately. I am so done with people being harassed over a single test that probably costs like 50-$33 bucks. If we can't even say for sure how long it takes for someone to test positive after nearly 3 million cases hit the US, then honestly, they might as well just shut down the entire world because all this medicine is basically useless at this point. It lasts five days max, but whatever the timeframe is, we should be doing daily testing instead of forcing everyone into some arbitrary 14-day quarantine without any actual testing.

Life is going to be different now, you know? We’re looking at social distancing becoming the norm, everyone wearing masks, and constant sanitization everywhere, even though I posted an article the other day showing that early results from that one German state they use as a testing ground suggest the virus barely stays alive outside the body at all. People are just going to socialize less, and honestly, all this is probably only going to stick if it isn't proven that the mortality rate is actually way lower than they say.

But let's be real, new lockdowns or isolation periods aren't even on the table because they would cause so much damage that the whole Corona situation would look like a total joke in comparison, and I'm pretty sure everyone realizes that, except maybe the epidemiologists.

restlesssurfer97 said:What do you mean, isolation? That whole thing needs to be scrapped immediately. I am so done with people being harassed over a single test that probably costs like 50-$33 bucks. If we can't even say for sure how long it takes for someone to test positive after nearly 3 million cases hit the US, then honestly, they might as well just shut down the entire world because all this medicine is basically useless at this point. It lasts five days max, but whatever the timeframe is, we should be doing daily testing instead of forcing everyone into some arbitrary 14-day quarantine without any actual testing.

Where did you get 3 million from? It’s likely closer to 300 million. I suspect I caught it while skiing at the start of the first month, since I developed a fever and sore throat about 6 days after getting back. If my antibody test comes back positive (which I'll try to arrange), then I guess there were probably 200,000 people out skiing in those areas where things had already blown up. And during that first month, I don't think anyone in America noticed anything unusual besides the usual common colds.

180,000 people have died with the virus. Some from SARS-CoV-2, some just carrying it. I guess it doesn't really matter.

180,000.

There are 2.5 million recorded cases.

The whole world basically ground to a halt.

I suspect a lot of folks aren't even bothering with testing anymore once they feel sick. Not just here in the States, but everywhere.

If you catch it, your life probably stalls out for a month, for sure. I think more and more people are just choosing to stay home for five days, ride it out, and call it a day.

urbanhawk17 said:180,000 people have died with the virus. Some from SARS-CoV-2, some just carrying it. I guess it doesn't really matter.

180,000.

There are 2.5 million recorded cases.

The whole world basically ground to a halt.

I suspect a lot of folks aren't even bothering with testing anymore once they feel sick. Not just here in the States, but everywhere.

If you catch it, your life probably stalls out for a month, for sure. I think more and more people are just choosing to stay home for five days, ride it out, and call it a day.

Well, obviously—I wouldn't show up either.

Jessica Gonzalez said:Where did you get 3 million from? It’s likely closer to 300 million. I suspect I caught it while skiing at the start of the first month, since I developed a fever and sore throat about 6 days after getting back. If my antibody test comes back positive (which I'll try to arrange), then I guess there were probably 200,000 people out skiing in those areas where things had already blown up. And during that first month, I don't think anyone in America noticed anything unusual besides the usual common colds.

I was right there among the Chinese people all through December, and immediately after New Year's, I had a fever, this dry cough—which was super weird because I didn't even have a sore throat—and my lungs felt all sharp and painful, so yeah, you and I both went through it. 🙂

I was saying there are almost 3 million positives on the tests as of today. Now, I fully believe there are way more than that, but let's just stick to the proven facts for now.

restlesssurfer97 said:I was right there among the Chinese people all through December, and immediately after New Year's, I had a fever, this dry cough—which was super weird because I didn't even have a sore throat—and my lungs felt all sharp and painful, so yeah, you and I both went through it. 🙂

I was saying there are almost 3 million positives on the tests as of today. Now, I fully believe there are way more than that, but let's just stick to the proven facts for now.

You pieces of trash are the ones who brought Corona to us.🕺

During the Atlanta Bats game, there were thousands of infected people, just thousands. And she was there only two days before the very first infected American was officially recorded. That’s roughly the order of magnitude difference between the official numbers and what’s actually happening. This has been going on through the Alpine countries since last year.

wiredrider9 said:You pieces of trash are the ones who brought Corona to us.🕺

Who even told you I ever set foot in this place?😂

They aren't going to be seeing my face around here for a long, long time.😂

I'm out here selling toys near the Great Wall, hanging out in Jankomir, and honestly, there are just Chinese people everywhere I look😂