something called a "belgian waffle" MFMFM
AND a modified mexican golf cart with four people or five instead of 3
Urban Dictionary: mexican golf cart
people are about to start hoarding thisKentucky Governor asked people to use the hashtag #TogetherKY
To get her KY
i think people have a perverted view of what the medical community considers 'mild'.
10-15% of people under 55 who get it will require hospitalization. Average hospitalization is 17 days.
anything short of a hospital stay is mild, even if it's the worst sickness of your life and lays you out for a week.
My one was an average flu, definitely flu. Lasted about a week or so. I’d had the flu jab so remember being a bit annoyed I had this. It wasn’t a cold. The thing that stuck out was at the end of the symptoms I had a complete loss of smell and taste. I mean complete. That was the worst thing. It lasted for about 5 days I just about remember. I remember thinking this might be permanent was how long it went on for. That was the worst part of it. It came back very gradually. I’m still convinced I don’t have the same sense of smell and taste before the virus. My sister has just had a very similar experience. She had worse flu like symptoms than me but the same lack of taste and smell.
so imo it’s left a permanent scar on me. I’m not the most healthy person in the world but I’m not the weakest either.
it’s a bastard of a virus.
lamsil (oral terbinafine) caused that reaction in me...scared me shitless. Apparently, there's a genetic component, same reaction in my dad.
@Splinty is this true?
They might be onto something... get ‘er done before the hospital beds fill up@Wild
Get your shit together.
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It’s the weirdest feeling right? Losing any sense is obviously the worse but in order of rank if I had to choose to lose one or die I would have put smell and taste first up. After my bout I’m not so sure.
what sort of fungus did you have?
your dad isn’t Shrek by any chance?
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Totally not putting money over life... Not at all.
Totally not putting money over life... Not at all.
I get it. But it doesn't make it so.@Yossarian a Malaysian/Singaporean guy I know says that his race is Chinese. He probably means ethnicity but you get my point - many Chinese people don't consider being Chinese strictly a nationality
The point I am trying to make is, if I call something after where it's from, I shouldn't be considered a racist. Belgian chocolate, Swiss cheese, etc. These adjectives should not be considered racist, and neither should the word "Chinese" be. I want that word to be as normal as the other adjectives. I don't want racism to be watered down like this, I want real racism to be something be fought against, not make up fake racism, to distract us from real racism. We've seen what happened with the word "rape". "Yes, officer! He eye-raped me!" You get the point.
One of my partners is in a high risk group and has suggested that he go get it as fast as possible so he can get a ventilator before they're all taken up. Then he can get back to work afterwardsThey might be onto something... get we done before the hospital beds fill up
Kansas, but East Asia (China *cough*...) is also still on the list as the possible origination of that flu. And Spanish flu, is an actual case of using the wrong terms, agreed.
I don't think this is true. The actual term used by the media (here at least) was Wuhan virus. I think it was CNN.
Have they also shut down clothing stores, cinemas and restaurants too?
It might just be they are trying to limit the shops that open to be ones you need to actually need?
So as not to risk passing on the virus?