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woolfolksunclesuncle reacted to a post in a topic: Titans Superfan Matt Neely Has Passed Away
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Oiler FANatic reacted to a post in a topic: The greatest drummer in the world has died (R.I.P. Neil Peart 1952-2020)
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Denali reacted to a post in a topic: Details emerging about how the covid-19 player opt out option would work
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Denali reacted to a post in a topic: Details emerging about how the covid-19 player opt out option would work
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Denali reacted to a post in a topic: Details emerging about how the covid-19 player opt out option would work
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Denali reacted to a post in a topic: Details emerging about how the covid-19 player opt out option would work
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Says who? Since that was your very first sentence, I didn't even bother read the rest of your post.
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reo reacted to a post in a topic: Virus in US
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Jamalisms reacted to a post in a topic: Virus in US
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oldschool reacted to a post in a topic: Virus in US
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https://communityimpact.com/dallas-fort-worth/frisco/coronavirus/2020/05/19/new-covid-19-definitions-by-the-state-could-raise-case-counts-in-collin-county/ Revised definitions for probable COVID-19 cases and related deaths by the Texas Department of State Health Services could result in a spike of reported cases of the virus, according to a county official. Aisha Souri, an epidemiology department official for the county, informed Collin County commissioners of the reasoning behind the state’s decisions at a May 18 meeting. A probable case can also be determined without an FDA-approved test if someone meets definitions of certain clinical criteria and epidemiological links, Souri said. Additionally, a positive PCR test result will no longer be required to determine a COVID-19-related death, Souri said. If COVID-19 was determined to be a possible cause of death—even among other possible causes—it will be counted as a COVID-19-related death, she said. Clinical criteria needed to meet the definition of a probable COVID-19 includes: - at least two of the following symptoms: fever that is measured or subjective, chills, rigors, myalgia, headache, sore throat, or new smell and taste disorders; - at least one of the following symptoms: cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing; or - severe respiratory illness with at least one of the following: clinical or radiographic evidence of pneumonia, or acute respiratory distress syndrome and no alternative more likely diagnosis. Epidemiological links needed to meet the definition of a probable case includes: - close contact with a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19; - close contact with a person with clinically compatible illness and linkage to a confirmed case of COVID-19; or - travel to or residence in an area with sustained, ongoing community transmission of SARS-CoV-2. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No surprises here. I was already able to smell the bullshit without even needing to see it. But this definitively provides the mechanisms that are used to spread the bullshit, The data is false. Number of coronavirus cases? Bullshit. Number of coronavirus deaths? Bullshit.
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SleepingTitan reacted to a post in a topic: Details emerging about how the covid-19 player opt out option would work
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Denali reacted to a post in a topic: Details emerging about how the covid-19 player opt out option would work
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Well it could have simply been Northwestern fans who thought the statue was for Columbus, Ohio.
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So, will the BLM idiots be out in force again rioting and looting and claiming that John Lewis died because of whitey?
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These players say they want the NFL to follow their medical experts. However, as everyone has seen, there are no medical experts. They're just making crap up as they go along. But then again, when the whole thing is bullshit to begin with, that's what you end up with. Nevertheless, under the (false) assumption that Covid is extremely dangerous and deadly, then trying to figure out how to safely have an NFL season is like trying to plug a leaky dam.
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Denali reacted to a post in a topic: Details emerging about how the covid-19 player opt out option would work
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How would the USPS prevent people from recognizing the mailed packages and stealing them so as to hoard them and sell them later? It's happened with welfare checks and IRS refund checks. Would it need to be mailed by some form of person to person mail (overnight mail, etc...) where the package is held until the person picks it up?
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prometheus reacted to a post in a topic: TN vs KC game
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Wrong. The correct thing to say is as follows: You carry a picture of your mother? Maybe I'll remember her. I fucked half the whores in Tennessee.
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Denali reacted to a post in a topic: TN vs KC game
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I was just showing what the total number of deaths would look like over time if the death rate remained where it was. It was merely a chart - not an outright long term prediction. But I was showing how devastating an exponential death rate can be over time. As it was, it held up for about a week and then the curve flattened. But instead of acknowledging that the coronavirus flu is no worse than other flus, the CDC and health departments decided to double and triple down with increasingly stricter and long term restrictions and shutdowns - all backed up with bullshit lies because the numbers didn't go where they wanted them to go.
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The whole thing hinges on the assumption that there will be NFL football in 2021, and that all required team activities will take place in 2021. Not sure if or how they would be able to amend an already signed contract agreement if the 2021 NFL season is also impacted by coronavirus (or some other phony bullshit "pandemic').
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He also needs to secure the websites for those names.