Next superspreader day feb 14th and maybe the super bowl
Coronavirus Thread: Worldwide Pandemic
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Majestyx
Duck Season
sofi is open air so hopefully it doesnt happen. but valentines is the day after the super bowels. 
I didnt mean the stadium, I was referring to all the gatherings. The superbowl is the biggest non holiday.
MLK Day Parade Cancelled For Second Straight YearYou brothers don't celebrate MLK's birthday?
What's going on in here
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
An overlooked consequence of COVID-19: The hundreds of thousands of orphans left behind
An overlooked consequence of COVID-19: The hundreds of thousands of orphans left behind
An overlooked consequence of COVID-19: The hundreds of thousands of orphans left behind
GnauzBookOfRhymes
Superstar
An overlooked consequence of COVID-19: The hundreds of thousands of orphans left behind
An overlooked consequence of COVID-19: The hundreds of thousands of orphans left behind
"When someone experiences stress, the brain produces stress hormones. Chronically elevated stress hormones can harm the brain and heighten the risk of physical and psychological ailments, Nelson says."
Hint Hint
Majestyx
Duck Season
You right. I avoid super bowl parties so I forgot. People do “huddle up”
to watch the game together
ReasonableMatic
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LMAOOOOOOOO
Guaranteed if what they read was in Joe Rogan’s favor he wouldn’t have questioned the source.
Pay attention to how he picked the website HIMSELF, then proceeded to questioned its validity after it went AGAINST his beliefs and he immediately moved the goalposts to mask the embarrassment
• Cognitive dissonance:
The term cognitive dissonance is used to describe the mental discomfort that results from holding two conflicting beliefs, values, or attitudes.
Anti-vaxxers in a nuthshells
Both my nephews are sick. Told my sister them boys sound like they have Covid and she 
. It's just a cold. Meanwhile my little nephew coughing up a lung and I'm 
that is Covid 
. She also didn't mention they were sick til after I got there.
. It's just a cold. Meanwhile my little nephew coughing up a lung and I'm that is Covid . She also didn't mention they were sick til after I got there.
Stephen A. Smith Says He Nearly Died From COVID, '103-Degree Fever Every Night'
Stephen A. Smith says his battle with COVID-19 included pneumonia in both his lungs as well as a 103-degree fever "every night" ... and things got so bad, he wondered if he was going to die.
The ESPN personality -- who returned to "First Take" this week after being away from the show to fight the virus the past several weeks -- spoke in-depth Monday about his bout with corona, and he revealed it was pure hell.
Smith said there night sweats, fevers, headaches and a cough -- and he said it was all so awful, he was forced to spend New Year's Day in the hospital.
"I can't tell you how lucky and sincerely blessed I am to be sitting here with you guys today," Smith told his co-hosts, "because two-and-a-half, three weeks ago, I didn't know if I was going to make it."
Smith said doctors told him if he hadn't been vaccinated, he likely would be dead.
"That’s how bad it was," Smith said. "I had pneumonia in both lungs. My liver was bad. It ravaged me."
Smith, though, was in good spirits in his return to TV -- he trolled the hell out of the Dallas Cowboys relentlessly for their playoff loss -- and he added that he's now testing negative for the virus and is on his way to getting back to 100 percent.
Stephen A. Smith says his battle with COVID-19 included pneumonia in both his lungs as well as a 103-degree fever "every night" ... and things got so bad, he wondered if he was going to die.
The ESPN personality -- who returned to "First Take" this week after being away from the show to fight the virus the past several weeks -- spoke in-depth Monday about his bout with corona, and he revealed it was pure hell.
Smith said there night sweats, fevers, headaches and a cough -- and he said it was all so awful, he was forced to spend New Year's Day in the hospital.
"I can't tell you how lucky and sincerely blessed I am to be sitting here with you guys today," Smith told his co-hosts, "because two-and-a-half, three weeks ago, I didn't know if I was going to make it."
Smith said doctors told him if he hadn't been vaccinated, he likely would be dead.
"That’s how bad it was," Smith said. "I had pneumonia in both lungs. My liver was bad. It ravaged me."
Smith, though, was in good spirits in his return to TV -- he trolled the hell out of the Dallas Cowboys relentlessly for their playoff loss -- and he added that he's now testing negative for the virus and is on his way to getting back to 100 percent.
GnauzBookOfRhymes
Superstar
Probably not. He seemed hesitant to talk about the vaccine other than it saved his life.
