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April 07, 2022, 01:58:32 AM
People on Twitter has been asking about balls… just remember it’s a cyberbull.
It’s a fucking abomination of a bull.
No balls, and a scorpion style tail? I don’t care if it’s cyber - it is not a bull. Foook dat.
I’m so proud of myself for not complying in the slightest with this zombie circus theatre.
I haven’t done a single test. Zip. I refused to get exempt papers even when I went through it a couple of times.
I refuse to wear a mask. Everywhere. I keep telling people I meet daily - that they’ve been duped and that they are fucking morons.
And the best of it all? Any of my close friends that turn positive, are welcome at my house. I surely visit them at the same “quarantine” period.
Fear nothing, ya bunch of pussies.
April 07, 2022, 01:57:49 AM
Major announcement today?
April 07, 2022, 01:35:24 AM
Let's not count :p
but I heard gays are most soft hearted people on earth they can't hurt any one and they are harmless too. Is it true?
Don't ask me how i know.
April 07, 2022, 01:28:00 AM
Sorry. Hope you recover quickly and feel better soon.
I merited you 3 merits, because the number 3 is the gayest of all the numbers, and that's how I feel about COVID.
It's pretty fucking gay.
Don't much like things gayer than myself.
I merited you 3 merits, because the number 3 is the gayest of all the numbers, and that's how I feel about COVID.
It's pretty fucking gay.
Don't much like things gayer than myself.
Let's not count :p
but I heard gays are most soft hearted people on earth they can't hurt any one and they are harmless too. Is it true?
Don't ask me how i know.
April 07, 2022, 01:20:40 AM
I got the damn coof.
get well soonest
Anyway... here we are now. The world having set fire to itself because chicken little was SURE the sky was falling. And it is time to build again.
+1 WOsMerit
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some news about $GBTC’s ETF just surfacing
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The plot thickens on the path to $GBTC’s spot #Bitcoin #ETF conversion…
https://twitter.com/Sonnenshein/status/1511890201752350729basically a reclassification under a different law might allow some movement in this arena is how I read it
maybe start to see the discounting end?
not sure what it all means but perhaps of interest to some
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bitcoin retraced another 5% today currently trading around $43.3kish on mixed volume
still consolidating above $42k so thats good
dyor
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stronghands
April 07, 2022, 01:07:00 AM
TWO FUCKING YEARS!
More than that.
I left my old job in January 2020. Started the new one in Feb 2020. It's a 100% remote position. But part of the deal, is as a new employee I had to go into the office for 90 days before I could be let loose to be a remote employee. Well 21 days in or so I started getting a little tired of being in a ghost office by myself. So I asked my manager if I could work a few days from home a week. He got back to me. YES! That would be fine. Come in 2 days a week, and work from home 3 of them.
Then the email.
"As of tomorrow, do not come in any more." It was 100% remote due to covid. HOORAY?
You all know this story. You have lived some version of it.
So I worked over the next years. And I got to do some interesting stuff. I designed the computer workflows for the vaccine clinics we stood up. And volunteered in them. I was careful - myself. Doing the grocery shopping for my family. Masking and the whole works. I built the dashboards that showed COVID admission, treatment, and mortality for our administrators. I was deeply in that data for quite some time.
And over that time I noticed something.
Covid was infecting HUGE amounts of people. But considering those numbers? It was not killing that many.
The way it went was this (and I posted this here at some point) The majority of people that got it either never knew or felt like they had a cold and got over it without medical attention. The majority of the remainder my have come into the hospital out of paranoia, or serious need, but were sent home to "isolate and let the damn thing take it's course". The majority of the remainder from THAT were admitted and taken care of for a few days or a week or two and sent home all better. Then finally the remainder excluding all the above positive outcomes were admitted to ICU. And whatever tiny sliver of folks were left might be intubated.
That last group? A vanishingly small percentage. But you did not want to be in it... because if you got to that point... well it did not typically turn out well.
But my dashboards matched the data we were almost never hearing in the mainstream news. 99.x% of people would survive this disease, just as they would a cold. It could be a terrible disease for those who were the 0.x%. And I would never want to take away the seriousness of that for those who have suffered, and have had loved ones die, or have died themselves.
But the all the same things are true of the FLU as well.
Covid was not really a huge threat. The way it WAS serious was just that it was so contagious that it would produce, just because of the sheer numbers, a lot of sick people, and a certain tiny percentage of those would die.
Anyway... here we are now. The world having set fire to itself because chicken little was SURE the sky was falling. And it is time to build again.
Well, this weekend my inlaws were in town. We did a lot of things together. and in the midst of it?
Yeah. I got the damn coof.
Well... chances are quite good I have what amounts to a mild cold, and survive to see my bitcoin hoard provide security for my family.
But just in case I get intubaed and kick the bucket? I love you guys, and I wish you all well. Consider my lost coins a donation to you all.
More than that.
I left my old job in January 2020. Started the new one in Feb 2020. It's a 100% remote position. But part of the deal, is as a new employee I had to go into the office for 90 days before I could be let loose to be a remote employee. Well 21 days in or so I started getting a little tired of being in a ghost office by myself. So I asked my manager if I could work a few days from home a week. He got back to me. YES! That would be fine. Come in 2 days a week, and work from home 3 of them.
Then the email.
"As of tomorrow, do not come in any more." It was 100% remote due to covid. HOORAY?
You all know this story. You have lived some version of it.
So I worked over the next years. And I got to do some interesting stuff. I designed the computer workflows for the vaccine clinics we stood up. And volunteered in them. I was careful - myself. Doing the grocery shopping for my family. Masking and the whole works. I built the dashboards that showed COVID admission, treatment, and mortality for our administrators. I was deeply in that data for quite some time.
And over that time I noticed something.
Covid was infecting HUGE amounts of people. But considering those numbers? It was not killing that many.
The way it went was this (and I posted this here at some point) The majority of people that got it either never knew or felt like they had a cold and got over it without medical attention. The majority of the remainder my have come into the hospital out of paranoia, or serious need, but were sent home to "isolate and let the damn thing take it's course". The majority of the remainder from THAT were admitted and taken care of for a few days or a week or two and sent home all better. Then finally the remainder excluding all the above positive outcomes were admitted to ICU. And whatever tiny sliver of folks were left might be intubated.
That last group? A vanishingly small percentage. But you did not want to be in it... because if you got to that point... well it did not typically turn out well.
But my dashboards matched the data we were almost never hearing in the mainstream news. 99.x% of people would survive this disease, just as they would a cold. It could be a terrible disease for those who were the 0.x%. And I would never want to take away the seriousness of that for those who have suffered, and have had loved ones die, or have died themselves.
But the all the same things are true of the FLU as well.
Covid was not really a huge threat. The way it WAS serious was just that it was so contagious that it would produce, just because of the sheer numbers, a lot of sick people, and a certain tiny percentage of those would die.
Anyway... here we are now. The world having set fire to itself because chicken little was SURE the sky was falling. And it is time to build again.
Well, this weekend my inlaws were in town. We did a lot of things together. and in the midst of it?
Yeah. I got the damn coof.
Well... chances are quite good I have what amounts to a mild cold, and survive to see my bitcoin hoard provide security for my family.
But just in case I get intubaed and kick the bucket? I love you guys, and I wish you all well. Consider my lost coins a donation to you all.
I can relate man...
I've also been working from home for the past 3 years. It did not start with COVID-19, but the pandemic cemented it. I must say that these have probably been some the most productive 3 years of my working life. Not only that, but I've had a huge amount of money pouring in to my laboratory for equipment purchases, which was redirected from a COVID-19 fund that had ended up unused. In fact, COVID-19 was a blessing for me and my work in some respect. Having said that, I've lost loved ones from it, some of which were young and in perfect health, leaving spouses and kids behind, so I simply cannot disregard it as "just a flu". It's more than a flu, but maybe not as serious as the MSM want us to believe.
Just follow the usual routine, stay hydrated, measure O2 levels, don't over-stress your body, wait it out. You're a WOer. You'll be fine.
Get well soon, and don't you dare donate those coins, the $1M party is coming soon, and you'll be there!
April 07, 2022, 01:04:59 AM
April 07, 2022, 12:16:18 AM
U.S. Army General CAPTURED in Mariupol with AZOV Nazis! – Update
Update April 6: Our sources on the ground report that the last two helicopters trying to evacuate foreign VIPs from Mariupol were shot down this morning. They were sent on a suicide mission to collect Lt.General Coultier, who was, we are told, hiding in a huge industrial complex with some Special Forces staffers and about 30 Ukrainian Army, not Azov, soldiers. This hours old story from Tass.
Reports from our friends in the Pentagon say “something’s up” and panic has set in at the White House. Minutes ago, the general showed up on his Linkdin account and we are told that the ranks of retirees and crisis actors (yes they exist) are being scoured for fat bald types that can be green-screened into a show and tell with Zelensky, believed to be hiding in Poland. VT
Update April 6: Our sources on the ground report that the last two helicopters trying to evacuate foreign VIPs from Mariupol were shot down this morning. They were sent on a suicide mission to collect Lt.General Coultier, who was, we are told, hiding in a huge industrial complex with some Special Forces staffers and about 30 Ukrainian Army, not Azov, soldiers. This hours old story from Tass.
Reports from our friends in the Pentagon say “something’s up” and panic has set in at the White House. Minutes ago, the general showed up on his Linkdin account and we are told that the ranks of retirees and crisis actors (yes they exist) are being scoured for fat bald types that can be green-screened into a show and tell with Zelensky, believed to be hiding in Poland. VT
April 07, 2022, 12:04:54 AM
April 07, 2022, 12:02:26 AM
TWO FUCKING YEARS!
More than that.
I left my old job in January 2020. Started the new one in Feb 2020. It's a 100% remote position. But part of the deal, is as a new employee I had to go into the office for 90 days before I could be let loose to be a remote employee. Well 21 days in or so I started getting a little tired of being in a ghost office by myself. So I asked my manager if I could work a few days from home a week. He got back to me. YES! That would be fine. Come in 2 days a week, and work from home 3 of them.
Then the email.
"As of tomorrow, do not come in any more." It was 100% remote due to covid. HOORAY?
You all know this story. You have lived some version of it.
So I worked over the next years. And I got to do some interesting stuff. I designed the computer workflows for the vaccine clinics we stood up. And volunteered in them. I was careful - myself. Doing the grocery shopping for my family. Masking and the whole works. I built the dashboards that showed COVID admission, treatment, and mortality for our administrators. I was deeply in that data for quite some time.
And over that time I noticed something.
Covid was infecting HUGE amounts of people. But considering those numbers? It was not killing that many.
The way it went was this (and I posted this here at some point) The majority of people that got it either never knew or felt like they had a cold and got over it without medical attention. The majority of the remainder my have come into the hospital out of paranoia, or serious need, but were sent home to "isolate and let the damn thing take it's course". The majority of the remainder from THAT were admitted and taken care of for a few days or a week or two and sent home all better. Then finally the remainder excluding all the above positive outcomes were admitted to ICU. And whatever tiny sliver of folks were left might be intubated.
That last group? A vanishingly small percentage. But you did not want to be in it... because if you got to that point... well it did not typically turn out well.
But my dashboards matched the data we were almost never hearing in the mainstream news. 99.x% of people would survive this disease, just as they would a cold. It could be a terrible disease for those who were the 0.x%. And I would never want to take away the seriousness of that for those who have suffered, and have had loved ones die, or have died themselves.
But the all the same things are true of the FLU as well.
Covid was not really a huge threat. The way it WAS serious was just that it was so contagious that it would produce, just because of the sheer numbers, a lot of sick people, and a certain tiny percentage of those would die.
Anyway... here we are now. The world having set fire to itself because chicken little was SURE the sky was falling. And it is time to build again.
Well, this weekend my inlaws were in town. We did a lot of things together. and in the midst of it?
Yeah. I got the damn coof.
Well... chances are quite good I have what amounts to a mild cold, and survive to see my bitcoin hoard provide security for my family.
But just in case I get intubaed and kick the bucket? I love you guys, and I wish you all well. Consider my lost coins a donation to you all.
More than that.
I left my old job in January 2020. Started the new one in Feb 2020. It's a 100% remote position. But part of the deal, is as a new employee I had to go into the office for 90 days before I could be let loose to be a remote employee. Well 21 days in or so I started getting a little tired of being in a ghost office by myself. So I asked my manager if I could work a few days from home a week. He got back to me. YES! That would be fine. Come in 2 days a week, and work from home 3 of them.
Then the email.
"As of tomorrow, do not come in any more." It was 100% remote due to covid. HOORAY?
You all know this story. You have lived some version of it.
So I worked over the next years. And I got to do some interesting stuff. I designed the computer workflows for the vaccine clinics we stood up. And volunteered in them. I was careful - myself. Doing the grocery shopping for my family. Masking and the whole works. I built the dashboards that showed COVID admission, treatment, and mortality for our administrators. I was deeply in that data for quite some time.
And over that time I noticed something.
Covid was infecting HUGE amounts of people. But considering those numbers? It was not killing that many.
The way it went was this (and I posted this here at some point) The majority of people that got it either never knew or felt like they had a cold and got over it without medical attention. The majority of the remainder my have come into the hospital out of paranoia, or serious need, but were sent home to "isolate and let the damn thing take it's course". The majority of the remainder from THAT were admitted and taken care of for a few days or a week or two and sent home all better. Then finally the remainder excluding all the above positive outcomes were admitted to ICU. And whatever tiny sliver of folks were left might be intubated.
That last group? A vanishingly small percentage. But you did not want to be in it... because if you got to that point... well it did not typically turn out well.
But my dashboards matched the data we were almost never hearing in the mainstream news. 99.x% of people would survive this disease, just as they would a cold. It could be a terrible disease for those who were the 0.x%. And I would never want to take away the seriousness of that for those who have suffered, and have had loved ones die, or have died themselves.
But the all the same things are true of the FLU as well.
Covid was not really a huge threat. The way it WAS serious was just that it was so contagious that it would produce, just because of the sheer numbers, a lot of sick people, and a certain tiny percentage of those would die.
Anyway... here we are now. The world having set fire to itself because chicken little was SURE the sky was falling. And it is time to build again.
Well, this weekend my inlaws were in town. We did a lot of things together. and in the midst of it?
Yeah. I got the damn coof.
Well... chances are quite good I have what amounts to a mild cold, and survive to see my bitcoin hoard provide security for my family.
But just in case I get intubaed and kick the bucket? I love you guys, and I wish you all well. Consider my lost coins a donation to you all.
Very interesting story dude and yes agree to your many things but not gonna point out here. But that damn coof is surely a damn coof 99.x% of the time.
I also feel sometimes that World setting fire to itself is much needed here and there. You know these so-called "think tanks" are always cooking things which turn out worse than this pandemic, so looking back 2019-2022 the world seems much safer and peaceful during the pandemic and as soon as we felt the pandemic was over what did we get? So thank you COVID for 2 years of calmness.
Your lost coins donation, yeah I love the coin with (s) many of us still can't add many "s" there. But surely your donation is in the good hands of the WO bitcoin family.
Get well soon, just don't die yet at least until the $100k yacht party.
April 06, 2022, 11:48:14 PM
It's pretty fucking gay.
Don't much like things gayer than myself.
Don't much like things gayer than myself.
April 06, 2022, 11:42:33 PM
TWO FUCKING YEARS!
More than that.
I left my old job in January 2020. Started the new one in Feb 2020. It's a 100% remote position. But part of the deal, is as a new employee I had to go into the office for 90 days before I could be let loose to be a remote employee. Well 21 days in or so I started getting a little tired of being in a ghost office by myself. So I asked my manager if I could work a few days from home a week. He got back to me. YES! That would be fine. Come in 2 days a week, and work from home 3 of them.
Then the email.
"As of tomorrow, do not come in any more." It was 100% remote due to covid. HOORAY?
You all know this story. You have lived some version of it.
So I worked over the next years. And I got to do some interesting stuff. I designed the computer workflows for the vaccine clinics we stood up. And volunteered in them. I was careful - myself. Doing the grocery shopping for my family. Masking and the whole works. I built the dashboards that showed COVID admission, treatment, and mortality for our administrators. I was deeply in that data for quite some time.
And over that time I noticed something.
Covid was infecting HUGE amounts of people. But considering those numbers? It was not killing that many.
The way it went was this (and I posted this here at some point) The majority of people that got it either never knew or felt like they had a cold and got over it without medical attention. The majority of the remainder my have come into the hospital out of paranoia, or serious need, but were sent home to "isolate and let the damn thing take it's course". The majority of the remainder from THAT were admitted and taken care of for a few days or a week or two and sent home all better. Then finally the remainder excluding all the above positive outcomes were admitted to ICU. And whatever tiny sliver of folks were left might be intubated.
That last group? A vanishingly small percentage. But you did not want to be in it... because if you got to that point... well it did not typically turn out well.
But my dashboards matched the data we were almost never hearing in the mainstream news. 99.x% of people would survive this disease, just as they would a cold. It could be a terrible disease for those who were the 0.x%. And I would never want to take away the seriousness of that for those who have suffered, and have had loved ones die, or have died themselves.
But the all the same things are true of the FLU as well.
Covid was not really a huge threat. The way it WAS serious was just that it was so contagious that it would produce, just because of the sheer numbers, a lot of sick people, and a certain tiny percentage of those would die.
Anyway... here we are now. The world having set fire to itself because chicken little was SURE the sky was falling. And it is time to build again.
Well, this weekend my inlaws were in town. We did a lot of things together. and in the midst of it?
Yeah. I got the damn coof.
Well... chances are quite good I have what amounts to a mild cold, and survive to see my bitcoin hoard provide security for my family.
But just in case I get intubaed and kick the bucket? I love you guys, and I wish you all well. Consider my lost coins a donation to you all.
More than that.
I left my old job in January 2020. Started the new one in Feb 2020. It's a 100% remote position. But part of the deal, is as a new employee I had to go into the office for 90 days before I could be let loose to be a remote employee. Well 21 days in or so I started getting a little tired of being in a ghost office by myself. So I asked my manager if I could work a few days from home a week. He got back to me. YES! That would be fine. Come in 2 days a week, and work from home 3 of them.
Then the email.
"As of tomorrow, do not come in any more." It was 100% remote due to covid. HOORAY?
You all know this story. You have lived some version of it.
So I worked over the next years. And I got to do some interesting stuff. I designed the computer workflows for the vaccine clinics we stood up. And volunteered in them. I was careful - myself. Doing the grocery shopping for my family. Masking and the whole works. I built the dashboards that showed COVID admission, treatment, and mortality for our administrators. I was deeply in that data for quite some time.
And over that time I noticed something.
Covid was infecting HUGE amounts of people. But considering those numbers? It was not killing that many.
The way it went was this (and I posted this here at some point) The majority of people that got it either never knew or felt like they had a cold and got over it without medical attention. The majority of the remainder my have come into the hospital out of paranoia, or serious need, but were sent home to "isolate and let the damn thing take it's course". The majority of the remainder from THAT were admitted and taken care of for a few days or a week or two and sent home all better. Then finally the remainder excluding all the above positive outcomes were admitted to ICU. And whatever tiny sliver of folks were left might be intubated.
That last group? A vanishingly small percentage. But you did not want to be in it... because if you got to that point... well it did not typically turn out well.
But my dashboards matched the data we were almost never hearing in the mainstream news. 99.x% of people would survive this disease, just as they would a cold. It could be a terrible disease for those who were the 0.x%. And I would never want to take away the seriousness of that for those who have suffered, and have had loved ones die, or have died themselves.
But the all the same things are true of the FLU as well.
Covid was not really a huge threat. The way it WAS serious was just that it was so contagious that it would produce, just because of the sheer numbers, a lot of sick people, and a certain tiny percentage of those would die.
Anyway... here we are now. The world having set fire to itself because chicken little was SURE the sky was falling. And it is time to build again.
Well, this weekend my inlaws were in town. We did a lot of things together. and in the midst of it?
Yeah. I got the damn coof.
Well... chances are quite good I have what amounts to a mild cold, and survive to see my bitcoin hoard provide security for my family.
But just in case I get intubaed and kick the bucket? I love you guys, and I wish you all well. Consider my lost coins a donation to you all.
Just eat orange/lemon peels (organic, non-pesticide ofc), raw rosehip peels, you can dry them and make them powder after in a coffee grinder then disolve them in water with some crushed Vit C. Also get magnesium lactate or carbonate (no more then 200MG's per day and not all at once). And stay in the Sun for 1-2 hours per day, to get u'r D3 levels up. Also eat fatty stuff like avocado with raw olive oil and maybe season it with some garlic, and bacon. Also cut on the added sugars you intake, you can still eat fruits and hard drinks like whiskey/cognac but no biscuits, crackers, any sort of candy or chocolate. If you crave chocolate just get some fat milk and put some cocoa while its boiling and stir. Carbs in the evening and the mornings with a bit of water fast and the fat stuff. Also salads help with the D3 & Fat integration into synthetisation.
April 06, 2022, 11:23:01 PM
I got the damn coof.
Sorry. Hope you recover quickly and feel better soon.
I merited you 3 merits, because the number 3 is the gayest of all the numbers, and that's how I feel about COVID.
It's pretty fucking gay.
Don't much like things gayer than myself.
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