fargon wrote:

We Love you too Henry.

liar

and: I said nuthin' about lovin' any of you
 

too late, you're a big softy

henry_quirk wrote:

there might even be one or two here who I give a damn about

So you are a Nazi.  You promote hate.  And contempt for all others who are not of your kind.  Heil Henry.

Perfect definition of one who is not a moderate.

 

Last edited by tw (1/21/2022 9:07 pm)

tw wrote:

So you are a Nazi.

why, tw, I think you might be a'fear'd of me

good

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not sure you ever lost it, man.

good to know

with flint declarin' me a big softy I thought, for a lil bit, I was losin' my edge



 

Flint wrote:

what, you mean it's a big play-acting show, put on to impress your classmates?

I never would have suspected as much *definitely not dripping with sarcasm*
 

 
try harder: your skill has degraded to tw level

That's interesting information. I wonder how the concern lines up with pre-existing conditions? I'm in the 45-64 group, swim in the covid daily, vaxxed and boosted, currently no heart disease, obesity, or diabetes and put myself in the "not too" worried category. I imagine a health issue would move my needle.

some surprising data in that poll.

Boosted people are the most worried, when they should be the least worried.

The republicans just aren't worried as much about anything.  They don't worry as much that their kids will fall behind in remote learning  or socialization in remote learning, and they don't worry that students will get covid in person.  But they basically just hate change and don't want to go from in-person to remote. even though their kids will be just fine when they go remote.

 

I meant to write, "according to them, their kids will be just fine" which is admittedly an unfair characterization when most of them are concerned.. 

It would be accurate, according to the chart, to say they are less concerned than democrats about how their kids will fare in remote learning in the areas of academics and socialization.  That just doesn't make sense to me at all.

grey dots are Omicron what, specifically?  Not effectiveness, right?  You would think Omicron would go up as vaccine effectiveness goes down, not follow suit.  I don't understand what this chart is showing.

The new bane of my life is "ResponsiBlue" -the U of M covid symptom questionnaire that I have to do every morning before I go to work.  I mean srsly.  "Leaders and Best" are not going to contain a shit ton of students, staff and faculty who can write a quick bot to complete that every morning? "no no no no".  utterly pointless, but whatevs.I like getting paid.

Same here.

Also, they "forgot" to tell me about it until they end of my first day so I coulda infected them all.....