the mutations do....
and the lack of understanding if the virus actually does create an immunity.
Or is it like the measles, apparently wiping the immunity memory.....
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and the lack of understanding if the virus actually does create an immunity.
Or is it like the measles, apparently wiping the immunity memory.....
Yeah I really wanted to get Emerald, but for some reason I thought it was made for the DS, but it's GBA! So the 3DS remake of Ruby will do. I wanted to play sequentially so I can see the new pokemon additions over time, would be overwhelmed going to the newest!
Even though the story tends to be fairly similar and not a strong point, still curious to see the different plots.
Oh goodness catching the legendaries in Gold/Silver... that was traumatic!
Yeah.. it's not an easy thing to figure out. Yeah who knows how long it'll go on... we're all just navigating as best as we all can. Never would I have ever thought 2020 would pan out like this!
AngryHobbit
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Actually, the number and nature of mutations does have the impact. That is why we sometimes have very mild flu seasons and sometimes - really gnarly ones. The strains the vaccines were developed for turn out to be less prevalent, most people get other strains, from which the vaccines don't protect as well. And flu is the monster we know relatively well. This thing... we don't know very well at all. There are some really great scientists on YouTube and TikTok - PhDs in immunology and epidemology - who explain this very well, including exactly why developing a good, effective vaccine is a challenge. There are some promising developments - that is true. So, we'll see how it goes.
Happy Fourth, Y'all.
Mother Nature is giving up the big Negatory with a huge thunderstorm that popped up out of nowhere, with some howling good wind, and minor hail.
My roof got rinsed off well. We will grill indoors though...
Mother Nature is giving up the big Negatory with a huge thunderstorm that popped up out of nowhere, with some howling good wind, and minor hail.
My roof got rinsed off well. We will grill indoors though...
Steve
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Well, I have to go in for a COVID test tomorrow morning. My doctor thinks it’s shingles, but I guess rash, headache, and fatigue are among the odd symptoms that can occur with COVID, too. Never thought I’d say this, but fingers crossed it’s just shingles. Ugh.
AngryHobbit
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Fingers, toes, horns, tail, and all other appendages crossed.
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Happy fourth guys...
I'm having pizza and cheese sticks today...
The firecrackers later today will no doubt be a problem... kudos to whoever the heck is out poppin' fireworks ,but my dog hates them and will run around the house like a madman tonight trying to figure out where the loud noises are coming from.
I'm having pizza and cheese sticks today...
The firecrackers later today will no doubt be a problem... kudos to whoever the heck is out poppin' fireworks ,but my dog hates them and will run around the house like a madman tonight trying to figure out where the loud noises are coming from.
Sorry to hear Steve.. hoping it's nothing serious mate, and that you get better soon. Keep us posted
fingers crossed!
Steve
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I’m sure it’s nothing, but better safe than sorry. The swab in the nose was not painful, but I would certainly say it’s not comfortable. I’ll have the official results within a few days.
Steve
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My St. Bernard his behind my nightstand. She would have crawled under the bed if she could fit.
Best thoughts to you, Steve. Fingers crossed.
Good luck!
AngryHobbit
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Awww, poor baby! Ours actually didn't react too badly. We had burgers, home-made potato salad, and watched "Hamilton".
dvcochran
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If we are talking about the same shingles I will take having this virus 10 times before having the shingles again. The oozing sores and pain are very high on the pain scale, and I have had a Lot of breaks and pins and plates.
Mine were on my neck and head making a crescent around the back of my right ear. There is no way to find a 'comfortable' position to sleep and the pain makes it very hard anyway. Mine lasted over a week before they started drying up. My older sister had them on her back and had to be hospitalized.
Comparing this virus to the shingles is like comparing a bad cold to a break through compound fracture.
jobo
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shingles is horrible, it has a particularly low death rate though, so its swings and roundabouts.
iit tends to hit those that are older and or with weakened immune systems, as these are the same persons who suffer major respiratory problems with covid, i think id choose shingles over a ventilator, but thats just me, unfortunately nobody gives you the option to choose, so its a bit hypothetical
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Xue Sheng
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Needed a place to vent, so I am stopping in to do that
Since last week
> My home phone is not working, again, 3 time in a month....repair guy coming today
> My sprinkler system sprung a leak and is crating a sinkhole in my side yard...repair coming Friday
> A large locust tree limb, the size of most trees, fell on my roof. The irony here was it was supposed to be removed months ago, but the pandemic shut everything down so it could not be removed.... working on getting someone here to remove it
Since last week
> My home phone is not working, again, 3 time in a month....repair guy coming today
> My sprinkler system sprung a leak and is crating a sinkhole in my side yard...repair coming Friday
> A large locust tree limb, the size of most trees, fell on my roof. The irony here was it was supposed to be removed months ago, but the pandemic shut everything down so it could not be removed.... working on getting someone here to remove it
Steve
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They say bad things happen in "threes", Xue. Hope that's the end of it for you. And nice to see you.
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