Honourblade!
That was excellent.
Honourblade!
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Speaking of temporarily feeling bad for crappy people, Jesus, this embarrassed me on his behalf.
That's the one with the Cuban houseboy he "adopted" even though said houseboy is only like 11 years younger.
It's common for coronavirus cases to wax and wane. But many patients take a turn for the worse around day 10 of symptoms.
I would love it if he collapsed on stage during a debate. I would put that footage on a loop and go without sleep for 72 hours to watch and rewatch it. And masturbate furiously while watching.Aresen wrote: ↑07 Oct 2020, 19:19 Not sure how accurate or reliable this is, but here [youtube][/youtube]is an outline of the typical progress of COVID-19
It's common for coronavirus cases to wax and wane. But many patients take a turn for the worse around day 10 of symptoms.
I get the feeling he's hoping someone will make one of these for him?
Conjunctivitis is a symptom of Covid. It's why I'm pretty sure Pence will come out as Covid positive in the next few days.
He's good at hiding embarrassing personal truths in a dark closet.
He has never come out in his life, no reason to start now.
I am willing to bet the RNC is happy about Trump pulling out of the debate and a little less happy about the rallies.WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday rejected plans for a virtual debate on Oct. 15 with Democratic rival Joe Biden, a format switch intended to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 in light of Trump’s infection, and said he feels well enough to resume campaign rallies.
Huh. I remember there was a pinkeye outbreak when I was in high school -- I somehow got it too, despite never ever sharing eye makeup with people -- but, while I do remember having a literally pink eye, along with a LOT of my classmates, I don't remember anyone having ANY noticeable facial swelling, let alone swelling as obvious as what Trump has. Did we-all just have a super-minor form of it, or does covid cause a super-nasty version?
There are actually some doctors theorizing that Covid-19 is a vascular disease rather than a respiratory one, partially because of that variance.thoreau wrote: ↑08 Oct 2020, 17:18 COVID does a number on numerous tissues in the body, and a certain fraction of people wind up getting inflammation in their eyes from it. The current state of knowledge is that it's a luck of the draw thing, but no doubt we'll eventually learn of factors that predispose some people to get inflammation in different tissues than others.
Trump is now claiming to be 'cured' of COVID-19. I would not be surprised to hear of him being rushed to hospital within the next week.thoreau wrote: ↑07 Oct 2020, 20:38I would love it if he collapsed on stage during a debate. I would put that footage on a loop and go without sleep for 72 hours to watch and rewatch it. And masturbate furiously while watching.Aresen wrote: ↑07 Oct 2020, 19:19 Not sure how accurate or reliable this is, but here is an outline of the typical progress of COVID-19
It's common for coronavirus cases to wax and wane. But many patients take a turn for the worse around day 10 of symptoms.