SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19

[Jason]

12 minutes ago, Kevin said:

Haven't started yet........

Luckily they are all boys. I was good with the two but the wife really wanted a girl. I guess my Y's are just better swimmers. And while didn't take a post surgery photo like Adam, I made sure there would be no more.

We all appreciate that 

[Tank]

27 minutes ago, Kevin said:

And while didn't take a post surgery photo like Adam, I made sure there would be no more.

on behalf of a grateful nation, we thank you.

[mmc]

 

[Jason]

13 minutes ago, mmc said:

 

D'oh!

[gotbeer]

42 minutes ago, mmc said:

 

Nothing good comes from Baltimore.  Except when Omar comes.

[Jason]

4 minutes ago, gotbeer said:

Nothing good comes from Baltimore.  Except when Omar comes.

Gross

[Blarg]

1 hour ago, Kevin said:

Haven't started yet........

Luckily they are all boys. I was good with the two but the wife really wanted a girl. I guess my Y's are just better swimmers. And while I didn't take a post surgery photo like Adam, I made sure there would be no more.

Join the club. Having three boys is great. They all want to do Dad things like video games, camping, fishing, ogling waitresses. 

[gotbeer]

53 minutes ago, Blarg said:

Join the club. Having three boys is great. They all want to do Dad things like video games, camping, fishing, ogling waitresses. 

Notice how he left off, fixing the car.

[Redondo]

Wealthy Mexicans jet to US for COVID-19 vaccines: 'They didn't even ask for my visa'

[Tank]

1 hour ago, gotbeer said:

Notice how he left off, fixing the car.

[Blarg]

I'm focusing on the positives, jerks. 

[Lhalo]

 

[RallyMo]

Rand Paul says shit like this in bad faith. He's engaging in theater himself when he uses verbiage like that. He's as much of a clown as anybody else.

[Jason]

59 minutes ago, Lhalo said:

 

There are a lot of people out there that love their masks more than anything so they will not give them up easily. 

[Redondo]

Surgeon warns blanket vaccination of US population could be a 'dangerous medical approach'

Retired surgeon and former U-Penn Medicine professor Dr. Hooman Noorchashm warned that orchestrating a blanket coronavirus vaccination for every American regardless of prior immunity or presence of risk factors could be a "dangerous medical approach."

Noorchashm told Fox Nation's "Tucker Carlson Today" that patients shouldn't fear asking legitimate questions about the vaccine, immunity status or the vaccine "passport" system already being deployed in places like New York.

"When folks in the public health arena, talk about the vaccine efficacy. I think it’s a good bet that our science, this is American science... says to us that neutralizing antibodies and prime T cells can clear this out of your body," he said.

"Now the question is, have we done enough to make sure it’s safe in everyone. Are there categories in subset of people in whom this vaccine may actually pose some sort of risk? -- I think the answer to that is yes."

"They delivered an effective vaccine. Now, the safety part of it is what they're making a mistake with: It's a mistake to be vaccinating people who have had recent or current infections."

Noorchashm called for a "logical and rational" approach, considering both natural and vaccine immunity to coronavirus.

"If someone is natural immune there’s no reason to go and re-vaccinate them, those persons would actually be an unnecessary medical procedure ... This is a very unusual thing," he said.

"We are a literally in the middle of an outbreak where millions of American are naturally infected, or naturally immune. Deploying a vaccine that essentially reactivates the immune responses. So the question is number one is that necessary medical treatment? Number two is that a dangerous medical approach?"

Noorchashm previously told Fox News Channel's "Tucker Carlson Tonight" last month that while the coronavirus vaccine should be viewed as a medical miracle, applying a "one-size-fits-all" approach, as many experts are, could cause more harm to some patients.

He insisted that he is not stoking "vaccine hesitancy" but instead calling for both the government and citizens to use critical thinking.

[Jason]

1 hour ago, Redondo said:

Surgeon warns blanket vaccination of US population could be a 'dangerous medical approach'

Retired surgeon and former U-Penn Medicine professor Dr. Hooman Noorchashm warned that orchestrating a blanket coronavirus vaccination for every American regardless of prior immunity or presence of risk factors could be a "dangerous medical approach."

Noorchashm told Fox Nation's "Tucker Carlson Today" that patients shouldn't fear asking legitimate questions about the vaccine, immunity status or the vaccine "passport" system already being deployed in places like New York.

"When folks in the public health arena, talk about the vaccine efficacy. I think it’s a good bet that our science, this is American science... says to us that neutralizing antibodies and prime T cells can clear this out of your body," he said.

"Now the question is, have we done enough to make sure it’s safe in everyone. Are there categories in subset of people in whom this vaccine may actually pose some sort of risk? -- I think the answer to that is yes."

"They delivered an effective vaccine. Now, the safety part of it is what they're making a mistake with: It's a mistake to be vaccinating people who have had recent or current infections."

Noorchashm called for a "logical and rational" approach, considering both natural and vaccine immunity to coronavirus.

"If someone is natural immune there’s no reason to go and re-vaccinate them, those persons would actually be an unnecessary medical procedure ... This is a very unusual thing," he said.

"We are a literally in the middle of an outbreak where millions of American are naturally infected, or naturally immune. Deploying a vaccine that essentially reactivates the immune responses. So the question is number one is that necessary medical treatment? Number two is that a dangerous medical approach?"

Noorchashm previously told Fox News Channel's "Tucker Carlson Tonight" last month that while the coronavirus vaccine should be viewed as a medical miracle, applying a "one-size-fits-all" approach, as many experts are, could cause more harm to some patients.

He insisted that he is not stoking "vaccine hesitancy" but instead calling for both the government and citizens to use critical thinking.

LOL at the last line of that article where he wants the government and people to use critical thinking

[Jason]

I sent this article to my sister and she said this guy has no clue what he’s talking about 

[St1ck]

9 minutes ago, Jason said:

I sent this article to my sister and she said this guy has no clue what he’s talking about 

Well that's a given. But what about the guy that Tucker Carlson had on the show?

[Jason]

22 minutes ago, st1ckboy said:

Well that's a given. But what about the guy that Tucker Carlson had on the show?

The first thing she told me was that a surgeon’s opinion on this subject was a good clue it was nonsense 

[arch stanton]

1 hour ago, Jason said:

The first thing she told me was that a surgeon’s opinion on this subject was a good clue it was nonsense 

The source was an even better clue 

[Jason]

52 minutes ago, cals said:

This is fucking retarded.

I don’t get the mask love either 

[Blarg]

I don't get the drive the freeway in your car wearing a mask. That's truely batshit crazy. 

[tdawg87]

Still never seen it.

I will admit though that I am required to wear a mask in the company car at work. 

That's something that happens. 

[Redondo]

12 minutes ago, tdawg87 said:

Still never seen it.

I will admit though that I am required to wear a mask in the company car at work. 

That's something that happens. 

Company vehicle I can understand

But your own vehicle?

[Redondo]

1 hour ago, Blarg said:

I don't get the drive the freeway in your car wearing a mask. That's truely batshit crazy. 

I go walking and people wear them to walk or ride their bike

Nuts for sure