I'm COOOOOOFING AAAAAA
Covid, GET da ze...
What do? Smoke weed all day?
was planning to go to ljubljana with a friend for a weekend
friday afternoon to explore the city, saturday go hike all day and no plans for sunday morning yet, the bus back home leaves around 1PM
if I feel well I'll likely go anyway so ye if you don't care we can meet up, i could also get you some weed brownies
i'd be happy to have a local guide
best deal of 2022 so far
>places where students gather
i'm not going there for w*men tho, especially because my friend still got his V-card so it will be more of a sightseeing trip
the guy hasn't left his basement since I last dragged him to prague 2 years ago lmao
i want to feel the different atmosphere of the city, explore a supermarket to try local goodies, listen to how people talk, enjoy the architecture, perhaps see some of the night life too
>idk where you're going hiking but if you don't know yet
yup idk yet, i planned all this 2 days ago
I can walk forever so if you know a nice and long way let me know))
Ok I'll try to see if there's anything happening out then
Kamniško sedlo is a nice hike & a bus takes you there, it's straight north from Ljubljana, about 2.5-3hrs one way
you can see him at the market on saturdays, a week before the peterson debacle my parents saw him at the fish market, were I there I'd ask him if he's looking for a lobster to study
Two masks are better than one
Four masks are sweeter than two
Come close to me
Let's kiss and see
What togetherness can do.
Two masks are better than one mask
Four masks can make them come true
Let's pool our love
Follow the school
Of togetherness right through
There's strength in numbers
Everybody knows
Between us we'll have
Twenty masks, twenty masks
No one should ever be lonely
No one should ever be blue
Love's not for one
It's made for two
So togetherness, find togetherness for two.
Let's pool our love
Follow the rule
Of togetherness right through
There's strength in numbers
Everbody knows
Between us we'll have
Twenty masks, twenty masks
No one should ever be lonely
No one should ever be blue
Love's not for one
It's made for two
So togetherness, try togetherness for two.
>hurr durr I will pretend vaccines are supposed to work the way nobody claims they work so that I can claim they don't work because they don't work the way I claim they are claimed to work
>lesser severity
It's nod rily though, it's rather that people who got infected by it were most often already immunized & had proper immune response to it.
You can see though for example that in iq89 antivaxxer countries such as Serbia boomers were still massively dying during delta, as opposed to how it went in civilized countries such as Portugal.
To put it simply: because everyone has had corona or vaccine already, you will have normal immune response to it & will react like you do to the flu.
Meanwhile, before any prior immunity the effects were more similar to how flu affected injuns who had no prior immunity to the flu acquired during childhood.
yes. if you get a rabies prophylaxis vaccine and get bitten by a rabid animal (or the opposite with inactivated virus injections to trigger immune response before live virus can cause disease), you will develop myalgia (& kill the virus before it does any damage).
Fun fact: if you define covid as just the severe pneumonia symptoms (like chinese do)... then yes, the vaccine protects you from that extremely well too (because just a mild case of sniffles != covid, duh)
and guess what:
https://academic.oup.com/jtm/article/24/5/tax033/3954783
>After 1 year, 22 out of 30 subjects (73%) no longer had RVNA above 0.5 IU/ml, with no discernible difference between study groups. After 1 year, all 30 subjects mounted a booster response within 7 days after simulated PEP, with the highest titers found in the single dose IM group (P < 0.03).
rabies vaccine requires boosters)))))
I had quite bad headache and high temperature when I caught it back in April but was still testing negative on that day, lol. The second day I was already good (apart from problems with clogged sinuses, something I have after EVERY SINGLE cold) but finally managed to test positive. Oh well.
On day 4 and 5 I was outside hiking, still a bit clogged sinuses but feeling good otherwise.
Guess my immune system overreacted a bit. Damn AstraZeneca brew.
Lame. See the chinks, they use Corona as an excuse to shut down all liberties accived by the great communist party of dumb niggerfags and subhuman micropenises. While the chink swine suffers and probably dies of insulin shock in his pod we have literally fuckparties again with techno festivals. Srysl nuke China and laugh. Chink swine die.
>HUURRRR DUURRRRR I'M A DUMBASS SLOVBORG. I DON'T KNOW THE DEFINITION OF WORDS AND MAKE UP A DEFINITION.SO THAT I CAN MOCK SOMEONE WHO IS HIGHER IQ WHILE BEING A RETARD, DELUDING MYSELF INTO BEING CORRECT. I THEN GO AROUND STUDENT AREAS AND IMPRESS MIDWIT TRASH WITH MY WRONGNESS, SPREADING WRONGNESS WHEREVER I GO.
I suspect this represents a redefinition and reclassification of vaccines into merely 'resistance' giving by government and corporate degenerates. So only resistance may be required to be met, in any 'vaccine' produced. And to normalise the idea. It used to be immunity and now it's clearly watered down to resistance, and they have begun rewriting definitions.
This is basically what "Orwellianism" means. Orwellianism is changing the definition of words so they fit your political agenda like in the book 1984 of George Orwell, where the definition of words get blatantly altered so that for example evil means good and good means evil and no one dares to question anything because the Big Brother did it and the Big Brother is always right. Ironically, the word "Orwellianism" as suffered from Orwellianism itself, because it now just means anything that is authoritarian.
According to your standards of what's effective and what isn't, yes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1972_Yugoslav_smallpox_outbreak
>By 1972 the disease was considered to be eradicated in Europe. The population of Yugoslavia had been regularly vaccinated for 50 years, and the last case was reported in 1930.
>In early 1972, a 38-year-old Kosovo Albanian Muslim clergyman named Ibrahim Hoti, from Damnjane near Đakovica, Kosovo, undertook the Hajj.[5] He visited holy sites in Iraq, where cases of smallpox were known. He returned home on February 15.[6] The following morning he suffered aches and was tired. After feeling feverish for a couple of days and developing a rash, he recovered,[7] likely because he had been vaccinated two months earlier.[8]
>On March 3, Latif Mumdžić, a thirty-year-old teacher, who had just arrived in Đakovica to attend school, fell ill. He had no known direct contact with Hoti. He may have been infected by one of the clergyman's friends or relatives who visited during his illness, or simply by passing the clergyman in the street. When Mumdžić visited the local medical center two days later, doctors attempted to treat his fever with penicillin (smallpox is a virus, so this was ineffective). His condition did not improve, and after a couple of days, his brother took him to the hospital in Čačak, 150 km to the north in Serbia. The doctors there could not help him, so he was transferred by ambulance to the central hospital in Belgrade. On March 9, Mumdžić was shown to medical students and staff as a case of an atypical reaction to penicillin, which was a plausible explanation for his condition. On the following day, Mumdžić suffered massive internal bleeding and, despite efforts to save his life, died that evening.
>Mumdžić's brother developed a smallpox rash on March 20, resulting in medical authorities realizing that Mumdžić had died of smallpox. The authorities undertook massive revaccination of the population, helped by the World Health Organization (WHO), "almost the entire Yugoslavian population of 18 million people was vaccinated". Leading experts on smallpox were flown in to help, including Donald Henderson and Don Francis.[12]
>By mid-May, the outbreak was contained and the country returned to normal life. During the epidemic, 175 people contracted smallpox and 35 died.[13]
In short;
- Yugoslavia was vaccinating everyone against smallpox
- Ibrahim Hoti visited Iraq where smallpox was still out and about, therefore took a booster vaccine 2 months before, still caught the virus and got sick but easily recovered
- Latif Mumdžić, who was vaccinated against smallpox like everyone else in the country was the first serious case 2 weeks later, he was not medicated for smallpox because doctors misdiagnosed him and died in a week
- ENTIRE POPULATION OF YUGOSLAVIA was given a booster shot, no exceptions accepted, the next month
- even though everyone in the country (at least everyone younger than 50) was vaccinated, 175 got sick and 35 died before the outbreak was contained WITH BOOSTER SHOT
all in all:
the smallpox vaccine works exactly like the covid vaccine which you claim doesn't work
sorry man I don't want to accuse you of being a lying cunt but this just keeps happening to me way too often, people cancelling on me the last moment with one excuse more bizarre than the other
either I'm the unluckiest person alive or I'm getting bullshitted left and right and gullibly let myself fall for it every time
also you saved me of the trouble of having to bottle mead which I don't think is completely ready yet to have a bottle to give you, now it can wait a couple more days
it's okay
idk if you know me as a poster or not but I would never lie to a fellow Bernd when it comes to stuff like this
It was that panic feeling that you have when running away from an enemy with low HP,
but constantly. I could feel the stress frying my brain and eating up my health, my hair turning gray.
After like two hours I just couldn't take it any longer, I had to explain this to my friend in the bus btw and everyone watched me.
Bernd genes.
>to have a bottle to give you
;=;
