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Started by cc, March 13, 2020, 04:44:51 PM

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Frood

Quote from: cc post_id=430738 time=1639464496 user_id=88
Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=430737 time=1639462990 user_id=1676
1. Ok.... though Delta is a mild



2. authorities have yet to admit it was a positive



 3. Omicron has been circulating for a long time too.



4.  presenting as sniffles or in rare cases, common rashes from already present viruses like herpes or Molluscum contagiosum.


Of course.



Now responsibly support the 4 items you said above ... all 4 like a big boy



Talk is cheap - Walk it




Your talk is definitely cheap.... you constantly edit it.
Blahhhhhh...

Anonymous

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=430737 time=1639462990 user_id=1676
Ok.... though Delta is a mild too, maybe not as mild, but authorities have yet to admit it was a positive. Omicron has been circulating for a long time too.... and presenting as sniffles or in rare cases, common rashes from already present viruses like herpes or Molluscum contagiosum.



How quick they scream danger.... how slow they admit otherwise.



....for booster(s) sake.

We have to study it more before we'll know if it is a milder variant.

Anonymous

The UK Health Security Agency confirmed that 10 people in the UK have been hospitalized with the Omicron variant.  Omicron now represents about 40 percent of COVID-19 cases in London. Even is it does produce milder symptoms, due to it's high transmissibility, it will fill hospitals.

cc

Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=430740 time=1639466149 user_id=1676
Quote from: cc post_id=430738 time=1639464496 user_id=88
Quote from: "Dinky Dazza" post_id=430737 time=1639462990 user_id=1676
1. Ok.... though Delta is a mild



2. authorities have yet to admit it was a positive



 3. Omicron has been circulating for a long time too.



4.  presenting as sniffles or in rare cases, common rashes from already present viruses like herpes or Molluscum contagiosum.


Of course.



Now responsibly support the 4 items you said above ... all 4 like a big boy



Talk is cheap - Walk it




Your talk is definitely cheap.... you constantly edit it.

Not even support for 1 (ONE) of your ludicrous claims - How pathetic



Clearly you cannot Walk your Talk
I really tried to warn y\'all in 49  .. G. Orwell

Frood

Have another window sill's worth of lead paint chips....
Blahhhhhh...

Anonymous

I posted that many Canadians are suffering from long term effects of COVID..



This seven year old girl lost her hair and her mother had a stroke as a result of COVID infections.



After she lost her hair from COVID-19, 7-year-old Regina girl excited for 1st vaccine dose



Seven-year-old Cedar Herle squeezed her eyes shut and grabbed onto the fur of a therapy dog as she received her first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at a Regina clinic over the weekend.



But she never hesitated.



"I want COVID to go away forever and never come back," she said.



As the push continues for children aged five through 11 to get vaccinated, the curly-haired brunette knows first-hand the long-term effects of the disease. Cedar lost all of her hair after contracting COVID-19 a year ago, and she watched her mother suffer a COVID-related stroke.



Andrea Herle, a 39-year-old mother-of-three, is still recovering from the long-term effects of the disease. Her physiotherapy doesn't even include moving her body yet — just breathing exercises.



"We do not want COVID in our house again," Herle said. "I would never, ever have imagined to be under 40 and have a stroke."


https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/regina-girl-covid-vaccine-hair-1.6283166">https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatch ... -1.6283166">https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/regina-girl-covid-vaccine-hair-1.6283166

cc

Quote from: Fashionista post_id=430793 time=1639504088 user_id=3254
I posted that many Canadians are suffering from long term effects of COVID..



This seven year old girl lost her hair and her mother had a stroke as a result of COVID infections.

Noticeable is there are none of those  "Huckster Videos for Suckers" on Long Covid



I wonder why that is  ac_umm



 :001_rolleyes:  :001_rolleyes:
I really tried to warn y\'all in 49  .. G. Orwell

Anonymous


Thiel

Our ICU's in Manitoba are filling up again with COVID patients.
gay, conservative and proud

Anonymous

Quote from: Thiel post_id=430828 time=1639532454 user_id=1688
Our ICU's in Manitoba are filling up again with COVID patients.

I have a feeling that will be the situation Alberta will find itself in the first week of 2022.

Anonymous

Alberta reported twenty additional cases of the Omicron variant yesterday, bring the total in the province to fifty.

Anonymous

The federal government has advised Canadians against non essential travel abroad for a period of four weeks..



We're leaving in two days even with this advisory.

Anonymous

Quote from: Fashionista post_id=430918 time=1639594168 user_id=3254
The federal government has advised Canadians against non essential travel abroad for a period of four weeks..



We're leaving in two days even with this advisory.

I just posted about the advisory in another thread. I hope you don't have a hassle getting back.

Anonymous

Quote from: "iron horse jockey" post_id=430922 time=1639601461 user_id=2015
Quote from: Fashionista post_id=430918 time=1639594168 user_id=3254
The federal government has advised Canadians against non essential travel abroad for a period of four weeks..



We're leaving in two days even with this advisory.

I just posted about the advisory in another thread. I hope you don't have a hassle getting back.

I'm sure we will..



The definition of fully vaccinated will almost certainly change in 2022..



We'll miss the roll out of boosters in the first week of 2022.

Anonymous

Alberta had a big jump in cases today.....there were 456..



Provincial Omicron case count is now at 60, with 34 cases in the Calgary Zone..



The Calgary Flames COVID-19 outbreak has now spread to 27 people in total, including 16 players and 11 staff..



Alberta is immediately relaxing its indoor gathering limits.....starting today, up to 10 people from different households can gather inside, regardless of their vaccine status. Youth and children under age 18 do not count towards this limit.