don't worry, we're about to be the same as sweden, we aren't locking down again, enjoy the Rona

so saucy and self-assured for no reason ^

"don't worry, we're about to be the same as sweden, we aren't locking down again, enjoy the Rona (there's a 50/50 chance i'm actually right though)" =]

I have my fingers crossed you specifically get the Rona.

Stay safe, ninsp.

I don’t live in Houston, my county has a 2.7% positivity rate. Even if it was a real spike, I’d be fine because I’m young. Thanks though.

I think the thing is that even though we know that being young makes you much less likely to require critical care than you would be if you are old, being less than "critically ill" doesn't necessarily mean you won't get it bad. It just means you won't need medical intervention to ensure you don't die. That could mean that you still have respiratory issues and fatigue for months following infection. There have been reports of "long-haulers" who've had debilitating symptoms that have lasted two months now.

We don't seem to have much in the way of numbers telling us how many people we can expect to be "long-haulers." The current data just tells us if it's "critical" or "mild," "mild" referring to a large range of severities. It could be a tiny minority. It could be sizeable.

I think the thing is that even though we know that being young makes you much less likely to require critical care than you would be if you are old, being less than "critically ill" doesn't necessarily mean you won't get it bad. It just means you won't need medical intervention to ensure you don't die. That could mean that you still have respiratory issues and fatigue for months following infection. There have been reports of "long-haulers" who've had debilitating symptoms that have lasted two months now.

We don't seem to have much in the way of numbers telling us how many people we can expect to be "long-haulers." The current data just tells us if it's "critical" or "mild," "mild" referring to a large range of severities. It could be a tiny minority. It could be sizeable. - Disco King

I think the thing is that even though we know that being young makes you much less likely to require critical care than you would be if you are old, being less than "critically ill" doesn't necessarily mean you won't get it bad. It just means you won't need medical intervention to ensure you don't die. That could mean that you still have respiratory issues and fatigue for months following infection. There have been reports of "long-haulers" who've had debilitating symptoms that have lasted two months now.

We don't seem to have much in the way of numbers telling us how many people we can expect to be "long-haulers." The current data just tells us if it's "critical" or "mild," "mild" referring to a large range of severities. It could be a tiny minority. It could be sizeable. - Disco King - MplsTaper

mmm mmm mmm there's that sauciness again

actually it's mmm mmm mmm mmm

mmm mmm mmm don't tell me what i meant.

guess we don't have to worry about having butts for faces after all

this guy knows his stuff. he's young, so no need to worry.

I find it funny how easy it is to derail y’all. It takes like no effort. One shitpost and the entire thread is about me for at least a page.

Easy.

okay kimani shortshort :bananamac

It probably is for the best that ninsp try to rewrite his appearances in this thread as a good thing, however possible. He's already got enough on his plate with all that fear and anxiety.

Good song

oh, now he's dedicated his newest 'location' to me. man, it's so easy to rile him up. i don't even need to engage dude or use bad words.

you two deserve each other

cool opinion, kindness regime ryan. i hope u and it are very happy together.

I’m flattered that el soyboy thinks I’m Kimani lol

IM NOT ANGRY
IM JUST SITTING HERE LAUGHING lol:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Yikes, Texas is blowin' up :eek:

Texas reports record-breaking coronavirus hospitalizations, the sixth new high in a week

4 Days In A Row—Texas Sets Coronavirus Hospitalization Record Yet Again

Yup, Texas is indeed going up, not my county though and things are going to stay open so I don’t really care.

Death rate is still minuscule, we’ll see if that’s changes.

don't move the goalposts

death rate was always going to be around 1%. the issue is spread

only kimani would say this :erm:

I don't think ol' Ki-dog could have pulled himself away from his undying love of you enough to call you "el soyboy"