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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Primemuscle on June 07, 2022, 01:23:38 PM
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35 bodybuilders, male and female who died in 2021.
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We now know that PrimeHomosexual can count.
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We now know that PrimeHomosexual can count.
Prime said that people like me who aren't scared of Covid may be eating our words down the road.
So...it's been a quarter of a decade...when am I dying?
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Prime said that people like me who aren't scared of Covid may be eating our words down the road.
So...it's been a quarter of a decade...when am I dying?
Hopefully not until you've been saved.
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Prime said that people like me who aren't scared of Covid may be eating our words down the road.
So...it's been a quarter of a decade...when am I dying?
Prime is the type of guy afraid of his own shadow, typical lib pussy.
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Prime is the type of guy afraid of his own shadow, typical lib pussy.
They really are gutless, nutless cry-baby cowards.
"Govern me harder baby"!! ::)
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Some people say Prime is ‘afraid of his own shadow’, 'gutless', and 'nutless' (which is half true since he's only got one nut). The rest may be true or may not be, depending on whose perspective we are talking about.
Prime's main worry with COVID was getting pneumonia because he's had it many times during his lifetime. He was also concerned a little because he has asthma. Although he's an old man and old folks tend to get sicker with COVID, he wasn't too concerned about that.
He thought it made sense to take some precautions against COVID. He stayed home more, mainly because theaters, restaurants, and gyms were shutdown. When he went out, he wore a mask where mandated even though he has issues with claustrophobia which cause him anxiety and the feeling of not being able to breath. So, he was vaccinated twice plus had the first booster shot.
Prime caught COVID last February. The first week after testing positive wasn't too bad. Mainly, he was kind of tired feeling, had a cough and sinus problems, but no upset stomach or headaches. The cough didn't go away nor did the sinus infection. After about a month of walking around hacking and blowing dried blood clots out of his sinuses, he went to the doctor. His doctor told him he had pneumococcal pneumonia. He prescribed amoxicillin after two weeks he still had pneumonia. His doctor prescribed amoxicillin again. This time Prime gradually coughed less and less and the blood clots waned.
So here it is June, almost 6 months since Prime had COVID. His hearing which wasn’t great before is now much worse. He has inner ear problems including tinnitus, balance issues and says when he speaks it sounds to him like he's talking underwater or somewhere off in the distance. These problems may or may not be related to his experience with COVID. Turns out inner ear problems like these can result from a sinus infection. Next month, he has an appointment with an ear, nose, and throat doctor. He’s decided to wait before getting another booster, and new hearing aides.
Prime doesn’t believe he is ‘chickenshit’ just reasonably cautious.
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Some people say Prime is ‘afraid of his own shadow’. This may be true or may not be.
Prime's main worry with COVID was getting pneumonia because he's had it many times during his lifetime. He was also concerned a little because he has asthma. Although he's an old man and old folks tend to get sicker with COVID, he wasn't too concerned about that.
He thought it made sense to take some precautions against COVID. He stayed home more mainly because theaters, restaurants and gyms were shutdown. When he went out, he wore a mask where mandated even though he has issues with claustrophobia which causes anxiety and the feeling of not being able to breath. He was vaccinated twice plus had the first booster shot.
Prime caught COVID last February. The first week after testing positive wasn't too bad. Mainly, he was kind of tired feeling, had a cough and sinus problems, but no upset stomach or headaches. The cough didn't go away nor did the sinus infection. After about a month of walking around hacking and blowing dried blood clots out of his sinuses, he went to the doctor. His doctor told him he had pneumococcal pneumonia. He prescribed amoxicillin after two weeks he was still had pneumonia. His doctor prescribed amoxicillin again. This time Prime gradually coughed less and less and the blood clots waned.
So here it is June, almost 6 months since Prime had COVID. His hearing which wasn’t great before is now much worse. He has inner ear problems including tinnitus and balance issues. These problems may or may not be related to his experience with COVID. Turns out inner ear problems can result from a sinus infection. Next month, he has an appointment with an ear, nose, and throat doctor. He’s decided to wait before getting another booster.
Prime doesn’t believe he is ‘chickenshit’ just reasonably cautious.
With respect, even at your age, Covid isn't a concern.
You had about a 1 in 67 chance of dying of Covid, even during its peak lethality in the First Wave.
While not nothing, those odds are nothing worth overly worrying about.
Since my odds of dying were more like 1 in 67,000, it made your comments directed to my demographic wildly inappropriate.
I wish I could just forget the dumb stuff you and liberals are doing - but I can't. I should probably work towards the ability to live and let live.
But I can't. It is what it is.
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With respect, even at your age, Covid isn't a concern.
You had about a 1 in 67 chance of dying of Covid, even during its peak lethality in the First Wave.
While not nothing, those odds are nothing worth overly worrying about.
Since my odds of dying were more like 1 in 67,000, it made your comments directed to my demographic wildly inappropriate.
I wish I could just forget the dumb stuff you and liberals are doing - but I can't. I should probably work towards the ability to live and let live.
But I can't. It is what it is.
What is overly worrying? Taking a few precautions is a sensible thing to do. It has nothing to do with worrying or obsessing over something like you frequently do.
You are right Matt, you 'should probably work towards the ability to live and let live', and get over what people say that bothers you.
Believe it or not, there are worse things than dying. Maybe you will understand this when you get to be my age or personally live with and love someone who for decades was chronically, miserably, and eventually acutely ill.
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Fixed.
That figure is wrong because Covid is not a PRIMARY cause of death.
It's more like 1 in 100, as a primary cause.
If you include a Covid+ PCR test within 28 days prior to death as being a "secondary" cause of death - then you could say 1 in 6.
OAK, question for you:
If I test positive on a PCR test while having no symptoms, then die from a diabetic coma 28 days from now, does it make any sense at all to call Covid a cause of death?
Even a secondary cause of death?
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That figure is wrong because Covid is not a PRIMARY cause of death.
It's more like 1 in 100, as a primary cause.
If you include a Covid+ PCR test within 28 days prior to death as being a "secondary" cause of death - then you could say 1 in 6.
OAK, question for you:
If I test positive on a PCR test while having no symptoms, then die from a diabetic coma 28 days from now, does it make any sense at all to call Covid a cause of death?
Even a secondary cause of death?
Are you referring to this story?
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Are you referring to this story?
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LOL!!!!
That category of deaths, yes.
If I get Covid, but die of cancer two weeks later, when I was already Stage IV before even getting Covid, you can't call that a Covid death.
Let alone when the person didn't even have Covid symptoms, but only had a positive PCR test.
So once you adjust for all that fraud, the true odds of dying directly of Covid are probably around 1 in 100.
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Normally, when someone actually replies to one of Primemuscle's shit posts, it makes his day. But when Matt replies, it makes his hole weak.
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Normally, when someone actually replies to one of Primemuscle's shit posts, it makes his day. But when Matt replies, it makes his hole weak.
LMAO... Mo, still killing it!
New legend... :D
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LMAO... Mo, still killing it!
New legend... :D
Will make me laugh whole week ;D
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Some people say Prime is ‘afraid of his own shadow’, 'gutless', and 'nutless' (which is half true since he's only got one nut). The rest may be true or may not be, depending on whose perspective we are talking about.
Prime's main worry with COVID was getting pneumonia because he's had it many times during his lifetime. He was also concerned a little because he has asthma. Although he's an old man and old folks tend to get sicker with COVID, he wasn't too concerned about that.
He thought it made sense to take some precautions against COVID. He stayed home more, mainly because theaters, restaurants, and gyms were shutdown. When he went out, he wore a mask where mandated even though he has issues with claustrophobia which cause him anxiety and the feeling of not being able to breath. So, he was vaccinated twice plus had the first booster shot.
Prime caught COVID last February. The first week after testing positive wasn't too bad. Mainly, he was kind of tired feeling, had a cough and sinus problems, but no upset stomach or headaches. The cough didn't go away nor did the sinus infection. After about a month of walking around hacking and blowing dried blood clots out of his sinuses, he went to the doctor. His doctor told him he had pneumococcal pneumonia. He prescribed amoxicillin after two weeks he still had pneumonia. His doctor prescribed amoxicillin again. This time Prime gradually coughed less and less and the blood clots waned.
So here it is June, almost 6 months since Prime had COVID. His hearing which wasn’t great before is now much worse. He has inner ear problems including tinnitus, balance issues and says when he speak it sounds to him like he's talking underwater or somewhere off in the distance. These problems may or may not be related to his experience with COVID. Turns out inner ear problems like these can result from a sinus infection. Next month, he has an appointment with an ear, nose, and throat doctor. He’s decided to wait before getting another booster, and new hearing aides.
Prime doesn’t believe he is ‘chickenshit’ just reasonably cautious.
why do you copy and paste things and pretend you wrote it?
cant even use your own words
fucking lazy boomer
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35 bodybuilders, male and female who died in 2021.
The desperate, dishonest, disrespectful, self-centered, attention-seeking numbskull named Victor Richards, faked his death. He needed some headlines too 🙄
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Hopefully you’ll take the ol’ dirt nap before too long, Primefag, you cum-slurping retard.
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The desperate, dishonest, disrespectful, self-centered, attention-seeking numbskull named Victor Richards, faked his death. He needed some headlines too 🙄
He imaginary died for us bitches
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why do you copy and paste things and pretend you wrote it?
cant even use your own words
fucking lazy boomer
Huh?
If you are referring to my post telling about my experience with having COVID, that was a third person narrative. Look it up.
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Hopefully you’ll take the ol’ dirt nap before too long, Primefag, you cum-slurping retard.
Your 'dirt nap' remark lacks originality. Deadz beat you to it.
A permanent break is coming and it’s called a dirt nap. If anyone is a crybaby it’s you!
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That figure is wrong because Covid is not a PRIMARY cause of death.
It's more like 1 in 100, as a primary cause.
If you include a Covid+ PCR test within 28 days prior to death as being a "secondary" cause of death - then you could say 1 in 6.
OAK, question for you:
If I test positive on a PCR test while having no symptoms, then die from a diabetic coma 28 days from now, does it make any sense at all to call Covid a cause of death?
Even a secondary cause of death?
Your hypothetical examples don't fly with me.
Can you name one or two people you know who died from stage 4 cancer or being in a diabetic coma and their cause of death was deemed to have been caused by COVID?
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Your hypothetical examples don't fly with me.
Can you name one or two people you know who died from stage 4 cancer or being in a diabetic coma and their cause of death was deemed to have been caused by COVID?
I can. More than two. Even my son’s school principal who was stage 4 lymphoma caught Covid in hospice and died from “Covid”- still can read the articles in the local press. No one noticed the doctor doing the interviews was an ONCOLOGIST. Nothing to see here, move along.
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I can. More than two. Even my son’s school principal who was stage 4 lymphoma caught Covid in hospice and died from “Covid”- still can read the articles in the local press. No one noticed the doctor doing the interviews was an ONCOLOGIST. Nothing to see here, move along.
PrimeHomo has his head buried in the sand when it’s not buried in a mans ass.
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I can. More than two. Even my son’s school principal who was stage 4 lymphoma caught Covid in hospice and died from “Covid”- still can read the articles in the local press. No one noticed the doctor doing the interviews was an ONCOLOGIST. Nothing to see here, move along.
Matt thanks you for the assistance.
Any illness that compromises the immune system increases one’s chances of getting and possibly dying with COVID. When it is reported that someone died from/with COVID it usually means the immediate cause of death.
Here's an example. When someone with COVID gets run over crossing the street and dies at the scene, what is the immediate cause of death? I suggest it is getting run over.
Sorry about your son's school principal dying. Obviously, stage 4 lymphoma and possibly being in hospice greatly increased the likelihood of their getting COVID and their dying with it. Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma compromises the immune system. Chemotherapy which is one of the main treatments for lymphoma also compromises the immune system. Had they not had lymphoma and caught COVID would they have died? There is no way to know this. It sure seems less likely.
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Matt thanks you for the assistance.
Any illness that compromises the immune system increases one’s chances of getting and possibly dying with COVID. When it is reported that someone died from/with COVID it usually means the immediate cause of death.
Here's an example. When someone with COVID gets run over crossing the street and dies at the scene, what is the immediate cause of death? I suggest it is getting run over.
Sorry about your son's school principal dying. Obviously, stage 4 lymphoma and possibly being in hospice greatly increased the likelihood of their getting COVID and their dying with it. Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma compromises the immune system. Chemotherapy which is one of the main treatments for lymphoma also compromises the immune system. Had they not had lymphoma and caught COVID would they have died? There is no way to know this. It sure seems less likely.
You may be uninformed so I will grant you a pass on the ignorance.
Hospice is the place you go once the doctors have determined you are near death-generally within a couple weeks or days. He caught Covid IN HOSPICE. Hopefully this is all the info you need to understand the ridiculousness of the news articles.
They used his death to push masking kids in schools as all the democrat teachers were brainwashed into believing masks worked. The single study that CDC used to declare “settled science” on masking has been retracted and debunked. The previous 20 years and hundreds of studies that showed no effect on airborne virus transmission are now back in play.