mysunnyboy
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I do
Trump has Coronavirus
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DIY-HP-LED
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As soon as it is available (a week here), covid and flu are not mutually exclusive and getting both at once or in succession would be a bitch and probably fatal.
Budzbuddha
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I meant in general ( flu ) because of seasonal time for it. I usually take the 4 strain influenza shot about now.
Lucky Luke
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i get a flue shot every year.
Budzbuddha
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A couple of shots of Everclear pretty much kills anything.
DIY-HP-LED
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Anti covid mouth wash, use immediately after contact with a suspect and suspect every one! Gargle if you can and dare!
DIY-HP-LED
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Trumpers swear by bleach, I hear Clorox is a fav.
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potroastV2
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DIY-HP-LED
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Other than a shooting in Denver and you have hundreds of them every day. It was a quiet day for Donald's shit show, except for the Covita performance on the balcony and the fraudulent claims of recovery. Tomorrow it's rally time and another super spreader event in another covid crippled state. Donald has to take the show on the road and spread his message of love, understanding and unity...
Budzbuddha
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Don the Con tried to proclaim immunity... well that backfired...
DIY-HP-LED
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The last I heard antibody therapy confers about 3 months of immunity. That should be pretty good timing too, 4 months is about when Donald will hit the jail house, just when his immunity runs out. He probably never got enough of a case to mount a serious immune response of his own and might get sick again, but could stand a better chance of survival because of his exposure, at least he better hope he does. Prison ranks low on the priority list of treatments and vaccines, though they should rank higher because of conditions, some US prisons have achieved herd immunity.
DIY-HP-LED
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Desperate Donald should be in a hospital under a doctor's care and observation, he was given an experimental therapy and drugs that addled his little damaged brain. He should be isolated for 14 days minimum and tested regularly, I'll bet it was Donald's refusal to be tested that lead to this shit. Imagine trying to shove a swab up that ignorant pigs nose all the way in, he wouldn't stand for it. Everybody around me is tested, he would cry, testing is for losers, I'm special!
grapenut2457
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A piece of cotton on a 34” Louisville slugger up his backside would be a good Covid test for Mr 45....
DIY-HP-LED
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It would get his attention for sure, few things do.
Budzbuddha
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CunningCanuk
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How professional wrestling perfectly explains Donald Trump's 'Superman' stunt
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Analysis: How professional wrestling perfectly explains Donald Trump's 'Superman' stunt
This paragraph, from The New York Times, might at first shock you:
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Dr.Amber Trichome
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Wow! So I guess he is saying his immunity anti-body test is positive and he tested negative for Covid 19. Why doesn’t he just say that to avoid the confusion. Twitter should Just write a new protocol not allowing any POTUS onto their site. It would save them a lot of hassles. I don’t use twitter myself or follow anyone on it.
hanimmal
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would have loved for him to do that, I can see some great 'Super Spreader' memes coming from that one.How professional wrestling perfectly explains Donald Trump's 'Superman' stunt
Analysis: How professional wrestling perfectly explains Donald Trump's 'Superman' stunt
This paragraph, from The New York Times, might at first shock you:
Budzbuddha
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Indian man who fasted for four days ‘to pray for Trump’s coronavirus recovery’ dies of cardiac arrest ... and the cheeto just keeps on killing.
A 38-year-old man from the Indian state of Telangana has died after fasting for four days to pray for Donald Trump’s recovery from Covid-19.
According to his family, Bussa Krishna Raju worshipped the US president like a god, and was shocked and disturbed to find out about his coronavirus diagnosis.
Mr Raju refused food and started praying for Mr Trump’s recovery when he found out about his infection last week. Mr Trump tested positive on Thursday 1 October, and was treated at the Walter Reed Medical Center for several days.
Mr Raju’s family told the Times of India that he collapsed on Sunday while having tea at his relative’s residence in the village of Toopran in Medak district. He was taken to hospital where doctors declared him dead.
A close family member told the Times of India: "He was upset when he learnt about Trump testing positive for coronavirus. He spent sleepless nights, starved and prayed for the US president's recovery for the past three-four days. He died of cardiac arrest today around noon."
Cheetolini’s mind meld reaches far and wide ....
Mr Raju has previously been in the news earlier this year when he installed a 6-foot statue of the US president at his home and started performing rituals, calling his residence the “Trump Temple”.
Mr Raju said at the time that he had been praying for Mr Trump’s re-election, as well as his wellbeing and that of the First Lady Melania Trump. He claimed that even before installing the statue, he was worshipping Trump for over four years.
And in an earlier interview with the Times of India, Mr Raju said that the reason he started worshipping Mr Trump in the first place was that he appeared in his dreams.
Mr Raju had expressed a wish to meet Mr Trump when the president visited India for a rally alongside Narendra Modi in Ahmedabad in February this year. His wish remained unfulfilled, however.
Mr Raju is not the only Indian to show his affection for Mr Trump. In the past the Hindu Sena, a right-wing fringe group, has prepared songs for Mr Trump’s welcome, celebrated his birthday and carried out photo exhibitions where they gave up offerings of cake to a poster of the president.
Hindu Sena members say they support Mr Trump because of his perceived hardline stance on Muslims, and his close relationship with Mr Modi. Hindu Sena also carried out a religious ceremony to pray for Mr Trump’s re-election during his February visit.
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A 38-year-old man from the Indian state of Telangana has died after fasting for four days to pray for Donald Trump’s recovery from Covid-19.
According to his family, Bussa Krishna Raju worshipped the US president like a god, and was shocked and disturbed to find out about his coronavirus diagnosis.
Mr Raju refused food and started praying for Mr Trump’s recovery when he found out about his infection last week. Mr Trump tested positive on Thursday 1 October, and was treated at the Walter Reed Medical Center for several days.
Mr Raju’s family told the Times of India that he collapsed on Sunday while having tea at his relative’s residence in the village of Toopran in Medak district. He was taken to hospital where doctors declared him dead.
A close family member told the Times of India: "He was upset when he learnt about Trump testing positive for coronavirus. He spent sleepless nights, starved and prayed for the US president's recovery for the past three-four days. He died of cardiac arrest today around noon."
Cheetolini’s mind meld reaches far and wide ....
Mr Raju has previously been in the news earlier this year when he installed a 6-foot statue of the US president at his home and started performing rituals, calling his residence the “Trump Temple”.
Mr Raju said at the time that he had been praying for Mr Trump’s re-election, as well as his wellbeing and that of the First Lady Melania Trump. He claimed that even before installing the statue, he was worshipping Trump for over four years.
And in an earlier interview with the Times of India, Mr Raju said that the reason he started worshipping Mr Trump in the first place was that he appeared in his dreams.
Mr Raju had expressed a wish to meet Mr Trump when the president visited India for a rally alongside Narendra Modi in Ahmedabad in February this year. His wish remained unfulfilled, however.
Mr Raju is not the only Indian to show his affection for Mr Trump. In the past the Hindu Sena, a right-wing fringe group, has prepared songs for Mr Trump’s welcome, celebrated his birthday and carried out photo exhibitions where they gave up offerings of cake to a poster of the president.
Hindu Sena members say they support Mr Trump because of his perceived hardline stance on Muslims, and his close relationship with Mr Modi. Hindu Sena also carried out a religious ceremony to pray for Mr Trump’s re-election during his February visit.
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