After reading what is going on in China this may come back and bite a lot of people in the ass.
"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?
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After reading what is going on in China this may come back and bite a lot of people in the ass.
damn!
Like I said earlier, it’s coming.
Check your local weather for the next week, it’s warming up.
Spring Break is later this month.
Folks want to be out and party. They have lifted all the mandates.
We will see a repeat of what happened the Spring of 2020 and 2021 for sure.
The two groups are related?
Im shocked, really, who could have guessed such a thing...
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After over a month in the hospital hooked up to tubes, “The Crippler” is back with his son at home.
Chris Leben posts video from hospital using a walker and feeling 'shaky'
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Chris Leben is still in the fight of his life, but things appear to be looking up.
Yeah im betting he didnt get vaccinated... and regrets it right about now.
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We done or are we finished?
Wearing a mask to me is now like wearing draws. It is something I throw on and not even realize I have it on
What's extra dumb about this is that he's too stupid to realize that the masks primarily protect him, not the other way around. He should want a group of people that he is unfamiliar with to be masked if they are around him. Then again, his ignorance is the common thread shared by all of these detractors.
Three years of this shit, and going. I never will forget the beginning of this shit. Of the early reports, in late January and early February of 2020.
Man, da early days/months of this shit will forever be etched in my mind. In all actuality, I can say (with no shame) that I'm traumatized by it.
This shit was bad (is bad) but if this was something from a pandemic movie…..most of the world will have been In fucking chaos right now
I remember driving to work and the streets being eerily calm. Sitting at a distance from my coworker at shift report getting updates, and just not wanting to be there. We have to be there in person for our work, and WFH isn't an option.
Felt really bad for the many grocery store workers as their workload was heavily increased, and there was so much fear of the unknown. They were very much frontline / essential workers with the level of panic in society. Used to shop on Saturday mornings, and it's now been early on a weekday instead (to avoid crowds).
It was good to see the amount of articles in recent years re: mental health / support services.
Also re: the impact on the growing population in kids & teens.
How their normal methods of education got derailed, and of course missing out on plenty of other factors like socialization, picking up on social cues, building self-confidence, and all the "play" / exercise time spent with their peers. Stuff we take for granted at times, but are really beneficial for kids growing up.
Covid really did a number on the world.
Yup it really did a number on the white population of this world too I said this a couple months ago Covid didn’t really devastate Africa so bad but everywhere else they got the full brunt.
My oldest son is a senior in High School this year. I literally cant say that he's had a normal high school experience. You know, those years you never forget for the rest of your life. He doesnt realize that yet of course. But it breaks my heart that he had to live through it at that time in his life.
Agreed: high school years can be fun, but also stressful and challenging enough on their own. Let alone with a global pandemic thrown in.
That fear of the unknown too ... especially with kids thinking about the health and safety of their own parents & grandparents, etc. Their friends' families, etc.
