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Wwe with no audience- so freakin weird1
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I’m fantasizing about teaching my ex sister in law a lesson she needed to learn a long time ago.
I think I’m the right person to do it.
I’ve wanted to for so long.
Put an end to her bs once and for all.
It won’t happen but I can dream about it.
I hardly ever get really angry but she makes me truly furious.
I don’t like it.
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You remind me of a member...who doesn't seem to be active anymoreGettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I was thinking.....
H1N1 (2009/2010)
US cases ~ 60.8 million
US deaths : 22,469
Panic level : chilled
Then:
Corona (2020)
US cases ~ a few thousand
US deaths : a few hundred
Panic level : mass hysteria & economic collapse
Why the change of attitude ??
Picture a graph where your x axis is lethality and y axis is rate of transmission, then break it into quadrants. Upper left is chickenpox, low lethality but super rapid spread. Lower right is ebola. Low transmission but high lethality. The upper right quadrant is the worst one to be in and that’s where you’d find measles, polio and smallpox. Lower left is the best case scenario then.
That’s where H1N1 can be found.
This coronavirus is still unknown but best research puts it somewhere on that diagonal line that goes through lower left to upper right. Problem is, they don’t know exactly where yet. They currently have it somewhere between smallpox/measles/polio and h1n1. Like right in the middle. Moderate spread, moderate lethality. Considerably worse than h1n1 in both regards.
So consider h1n1 to be kinda like a practice exam they failed because they were too chill about it. And maybe this virus will be yet another practice test for an even nastier one.
Personally I’m glad they’re taking some guidance from prior epidemics. I mean h1n1 killed that many people?! Sheeesh
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that somebody was in the woods over the weekend doing something they shouldn't have been doing.....
Where would poison oak fit into that little graph of yours ??
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DON’T POKE FUN AT MY AFTERNOON ART PROJECT
Yeah I’m probably her5 -
sports- none
bars- shut down
restaurants- closed
movie theaters- nope
bored people- EVERYWHERE
...
now.
now is the time to start an onlyfans page.4 -
GettinLean19 wrote: »
You remind me of a member...who doesn't seem to be active anymoreGettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I was thinking.....
H1N1 (2009/2010)
US cases ~ 60.8 million
US deaths : 22,469
Panic level : chilled
Then:
Corona (2020)
US cases ~ a few thousand
US deaths : a few hundred
Panic level : mass hysteria & economic collapse
Why the change of attitude ??
Picture a graph where your x axis is lethality and y axis is rate of transmission, then break it into quadrants. Upper left is chickenpox, low lethality but super rapid spread. Lower right is ebola. Low transmission but high lethality. The upper right quadrant is the worst one to be in and that’s where you’d find measles, polio and smallpox. Lower left is the best case scenario then.
That’s where H1N1 can be found.
This coronavirus is still unknown but best research puts it somewhere on that diagonal line that goes through lower left to upper right. Problem is, they don’t know exactly where yet. They currently have it somewhere between smallpox/measles/polio and h1n1. Like right in the middle. Moderate spread, moderate lethality. Considerably worse than h1n1 in both regards.
So consider h1n1 to be kinda like a practice exam they failed because they were too chill about it. And maybe this virus will be yet another practice test for an even nastier one.
Personally I’m glad they’re taking some guidance from prior epidemics. I mean h1n1 killed that many people?! Sheeesh
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that somebody was in the woods over the weekend doing something they shouldn't have been doing.....
Where would poison oak fit into that little graph of yours ??
.
DON’T POKE FUN AT MY AFTERNOON ART PROJECT
Yeah I’m probably her
Nah, you definitely have your own unique feel to you... Though oddly familiar... You just belong here lol1 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »
You remind me of a member...who doesn't seem to be active anymoreGettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I was thinking.....
H1N1 (2009/2010)
US cases ~ 60.8 million
US deaths : 22,469
Panic level : chilled
Then:
Corona (2020)
US cases ~ a few thousand
US deaths : a few hundred
Panic level : mass hysteria & economic collapse
Why the change of attitude ??
Picture a graph where your x axis is lethality and y axis is rate of transmission, then break it into quadrants. Upper left is chickenpox, low lethality but super rapid spread. Lower right is ebola. Low transmission but high lethality. The upper right quadrant is the worst one to be in and that’s where you’d find measles, polio and smallpox. Lower left is the best case scenario then.
That’s where H1N1 can be found.
This coronavirus is still unknown but best research puts it somewhere on that diagonal line that goes through lower left to upper right. Problem is, they don’t know exactly where yet. They currently have it somewhere between smallpox/measles/polio and h1n1. Like right in the middle. Moderate spread, moderate lethality. Considerably worse than h1n1 in both regards.
So consider h1n1 to be kinda like a practice exam they failed because they were too chill about it. And maybe this virus will be yet another practice test for an even nastier one.
Personally I’m glad they’re taking some guidance from prior epidemics. I mean h1n1 killed that many people?! Sheeesh
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that somebody was in the woods over the weekend doing something they shouldn't have been doing.....
Where would poison oak fit into that little graph of yours ??
.
DON’T POKE FUN AT MY AFTERNOON ART PROJECT
Yeah I’m probably her
Nah, you definitely have your own unique feel to you... Though oddly familiar... You just belong here lol
Maybe you never got to know the other girl? 😂2 -
GettinLean19 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »
You remind me of a member...who doesn't seem to be active anymoreGettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I was thinking.....
H1N1 (2009/2010)
US cases ~ 60.8 million
US deaths : 22,469
Panic level : chilled
Then:
Corona (2020)
US cases ~ a few thousand
US deaths : a few hundred
Panic level : mass hysteria & economic collapse
Why the change of attitude ??
Picture a graph where your x axis is lethality and y axis is rate of transmission, then break it into quadrants. Upper left is chickenpox, low lethality but super rapid spread. Lower right is ebola. Low transmission but high lethality. The upper right quadrant is the worst one to be in and that’s where you’d find measles, polio and smallpox. Lower left is the best case scenario then.
That’s where H1N1 can be found.
This coronavirus is still unknown but best research puts it somewhere on that diagonal line that goes through lower left to upper right. Problem is, they don’t know exactly where yet. They currently have it somewhere between smallpox/measles/polio and h1n1. Like right in the middle. Moderate spread, moderate lethality. Considerably worse than h1n1 in both regards.
So consider h1n1 to be kinda like a practice exam they failed because they were too chill about it. And maybe this virus will be yet another practice test for an even nastier one.
Personally I’m glad they’re taking some guidance from prior epidemics. I mean h1n1 killed that many people?! Sheeesh
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that somebody was in the woods over the weekend doing something they shouldn't have been doing.....
Where would poison oak fit into that little graph of yours ??
.
DON’T POKE FUN AT MY AFTERNOON ART PROJECT
Yeah I’m probably her
Nah, you definitely have your own unique feel to you... Though oddly familiar... You just belong here lol
Maybe you never got to know the other girl? 😂
Ppff... Her loss 😏
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GettinLean19 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »
You remind me of a member...who doesn't seem to be active anymoreGettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I was thinking.....
H1N1 (2009/2010)
US cases ~ 60.8 million
US deaths : 22,469
Panic level : chilled
Then:
Corona (2020)
US cases ~ a few thousand
US deaths : a few hundred
Panic level : mass hysteria & economic collapse
Why the change of attitude ??
Picture a graph where your x axis is lethality and y axis is rate of transmission, then break it into quadrants. Upper left is chickenpox, low lethality but super rapid spread. Lower right is ebola. Low transmission but high lethality. The upper right quadrant is the worst one to be in and that’s where you’d find measles, polio and smallpox. Lower left is the best case scenario then.
That’s where H1N1 can be found.
This coronavirus is still unknown but best research puts it somewhere on that diagonal line that goes through lower left to upper right. Problem is, they don’t know exactly where yet. They currently have it somewhere between smallpox/measles/polio and h1n1. Like right in the middle. Moderate spread, moderate lethality. Considerably worse than h1n1 in both regards.
So consider h1n1 to be kinda like a practice exam they failed because they were too chill about it. And maybe this virus will be yet another practice test for an even nastier one.
Personally I’m glad they’re taking some guidance from prior epidemics. I mean h1n1 killed that many people?! Sheeesh
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that somebody was in the woods over the weekend doing something they shouldn't have been doing.....
Where would poison oak fit into that little graph of yours ??
.
DON’T POKE FUN AT MY AFTERNOON ART PROJECT
Yeah I’m probably her
Nah, you definitely have your own unique feel to you... Though oddly familiar... You just belong here lol
Maybe you never got to know the other girl? 😂
I'm glad that you're not her; she was weird.4 -
Motorsheen wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »
You remind me of a member...who doesn't seem to be active anymoreGettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »GettinLean19 wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »I was thinking.....
H1N1 (2009/2010)
US cases ~ 60.8 million
US deaths : 22,469
Panic level : chilled
Then:
Corona (2020)
US cases ~ a few thousand
US deaths : a few hundred
Panic level : mass hysteria & economic collapse
Why the change of attitude ??
Picture a graph where your x axis is lethality and y axis is rate of transmission, then break it into quadrants. Upper left is chickenpox, low lethality but super rapid spread. Lower right is ebola. Low transmission but high lethality. The upper right quadrant is the worst one to be in and that’s where you’d find measles, polio and smallpox. Lower left is the best case scenario then.
That’s where H1N1 can be found.
This coronavirus is still unknown but best research puts it somewhere on that diagonal line that goes through lower left to upper right. Problem is, they don’t know exactly where yet. They currently have it somewhere between smallpox/measles/polio and h1n1. Like right in the middle. Moderate spread, moderate lethality. Considerably worse than h1n1 in both regards.
So consider h1n1 to be kinda like a practice exam they failed because they were too chill about it. And maybe this virus will be yet another practice test for an even nastier one.
Personally I’m glad they’re taking some guidance from prior epidemics. I mean h1n1 killed that many people?! Sheeesh
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that somebody was in the woods over the weekend doing something they shouldn't have been doing.....
Where would poison oak fit into that little graph of yours ??
.
DON’T POKE FUN AT MY AFTERNOON ART PROJECT
Yeah I’m probably her
Nah, you definitely have your own unique feel to you... Though oddly familiar... You just belong here lol
Maybe you never got to know the other girl? 😂
I'm glad that you're not her; she was weird.
Yeah she was totally weird...
You're more........... 🤔............ Whimsical 🤷🏽♂️2 -
I need someone to brush my hair for an hour or two5
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I am tired of getting fr that I accept then they disappear almost immediately. 😡
I AM 59 YEARS OLD!
If you don’t want a 59 year old woman on your list then don’t ask me.
babies......🙄
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honeybee__12 wrote: »I am tired of getting fr that I accept then they disappear almost immediately. 😡
I AM 59 YEARS OLD!
If you don’t want a 59 year old woman on your list then don’t ask me.
babies......🙄
atleast you are getting Frs
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TwitchyMacGee wrote: »I need someone to brush my hair for an hour or two
This would feel awesome on the back of my neck... New pr on the leg press but I'm achy now 🙈2 -
happimess01 wrote: »honeybee__12 wrote: »I am tired of getting fr that I accept then they disappear almost immediately. 😡
I AM 59 YEARS OLD!
If you don’t want a 59 year old woman on your list then don’t ask me.
babies......🙄
atleast you are getting Frs
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Well I'm adding weight and or reps every week... But man am I starting to feel a little beat down and exhausted...
I ask too much of myself sometimes...2 -
I’m not normally very competitive. But, nu uh Karen. I don’t think so. 🤣
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