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a reply to: carewemust

You must have forgotten when he/she/it was all over the news earlier this year. That is Rachel Leland Levine, a trans pediatrician, chosen by Biden, who has been the US assistant secretary for health since March 26, 2021. Previously was secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

@SecretaryLevine

Sadly, Arkansas Childrens Hospital has 27 in icu and 5 on vents.....according to Little Rock news. Parnet's are scared to send their children back to school here without vaccines. Something has to give.
1,400 new cases adult and children today.....damnit! I'm still working unmasked and going where I'd like with no mask or jab.
I work for my sister who has tried to push me for the first time this week, to take the vax. It didn't end well for her, which it rarely does...lol. Also got into agruments with a good but gullible friend over it yesterday and pissed a coworker off Monday. Great week so far! Does anyone know how they test for antigens? `
Is it blood or spit that they put in a pcr type test or another method? I think I had Delta V last week.

a reply to: crankyoldman

Those that you posted are perfect examples of just a comic. It's catered to an audience, it's like selling merch at a concert and the audience is already ready to buy. They're funny, but it's not challenging anybody. They, ultimately meet the criteria for meme, assuming they become viral. I haven't thought much about it, but we really have a lot of modern words that are kinda like "you had to be there" to explain how they've changed.

The intent is supposed to be to engage organically. Meme powers are not supposed to be overt. The original use of the word, the concept of it, had to be invented to describe itself. It wasn't until wider examination of cultures, from a third-person perspective, it really made the phenomenon first observable.

Memes, like the subtext of culture itself, should whisper too quietly to hear consciously. That's why it's so hard for people to really escape their cultural dogmas and inconsistency, the subtext is always there guiding the conscious effort to examine the world. Technically, tool use in primates is a meme, that's how absolutely crazy powerful organic memes can be. Memes, by extension, created the pyramids and the library at Alexandria. Man on the moon and rovers on Mars, meme power baby.

Memes have become Far Side comics and they're able to be magic eye optical illusions. Current memes are clever, but they rarely seem to be short-circuiting the brain.

Thanks for making me think about this more, I was maybe too dismissive of comic memes. They have a place.

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
"The bizarre offer of curing COVID-19 by shining light up the arse."

This is often the shortest route to the brain, clinically speaking. I wrote about it for my thesis.

Getting a PhD in sarcasm was affordable, but doesn't pay well.

a reply to: Ksihkehe

True. Ha, my imagination is spinning on your thesis.

A jazzy Op-ed meme...

originally posted by: RookQueen
Sadly, Arkansas Childrens Hospital has 27 in icu and 5 on vents.....according to Little Rock news. Parnet's are scared to send their children back to school here without vaccines. Something has to give.
1,400 new cases adult and children today.....damnit! I'm still working unmasked and going where I'd like with no mask or jab.
I work for my sister who has tried to push me for the first time this week, to take the vax. It didn't end well for her, which it rarely does...lol. Also got into agruments with a good but gullible friend over it yesterday and pissed a coworker off Monday. Great week so far! Does anyone know how they test for antigens? `
Is it blood or spit that they put in a pcr type test or another method? I think I had Delta V last week.

One of you Razorbacks needs to go check that hospital out. Verify for yourself if there are cars and people going in and out that says there really are patients. These Marxists have lied so much that without pictures it didn't happen.
ETA
I lived on Sunset Drive in Clover Bottom as a child for a Fall school year. I could hear the fans screaming Soowee. We moved across the road from Elvis in Memphis for the next few years. Following my dad as he climbed a corporate ladder up and down. But I digress.

a reply to: FlyingFox

And damn sure scarier! I'm serious the long haired dude really creeps me out...even worse than clowns.

originally posted by: Ksihkehe

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
"The bizarre offer of curing COVID-19 by shining light up the arse."

This is often the shortest route to the brain, clinically speaking. I wrote about it for my thesis.

Getting a PhD in sarcasm was affordable, but doesn't pay well.

"all those starving comedians, and you want to put another out of business!"

I am going to say, excuse me, but if you aren't my Doctor checking for colon or prostate cancer you don't have my permission to insert a damn thing in my ....! Next thing they are going to say to the women they need their cervix swabbed, and all hell is going to break out then. They are perverted after all.

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: Ksihkehe

True. Ha, my imagination is spinning on your thesis.

A jazzy Op-ed meme...

I was lying about the thesis and PhD.

It's actually a certificate course from DeVry.

a reply to: Justoneman

I used to love Memphis! Do you still live in that area?
I actually was just thinking about how I could verify the reports from Children's when I got to your reply. The Children's Hospital has very limited parking and I believe some people shuttle in so I would have to go in to the hospital to look. My cousins son was in the hospital 4 years ago and as I remember I roamed the halls while visiting pretty freely except for the icu ward. If you or anyone else can give me suggestions as to how I can go down there and actually find something out, I might just try.

originally posted by: RookQueen
Sadly, Arkansas Childrens Hospital has 27 in icu and 5 on vents.....according to Little Rock news. Parnet's are scared to send their children back to school here without vaccines. Something has to give.
1,400 new cases adult and children today.....damnit! I'm still working unmasked and going where I'd like with no mask or jab.
I work for my sister who has tried to push me for the first time this week, to take the vax. It didn't end well for her, which it rarely does...lol. Also got into agruments with a good but gullible friend over it yesterday and pissed a coworker off Monday. Great week so far! Does anyone know how they test for antigens? `
Is it blood or spit that they put in a pcr type test or another method? I think I had Delta V last week.

The antigen test is still a nasal swab. The swab is placed into a solution for 60 seconds and then reamed. The fluid is aspirated and placed into a cartridge (think home pregnancy test type cartridge). Sample incubates for 15 minutes. Instrument reads the result.
To determine if you had Delta V you’d need a positive PCR that was then forwarded to the state or CDC or genome sequencing
There’s antigen testing, PCR testing, antibody testing, and genome sequencing.
Most inpatient type facilities will run an antigen test first. If negative will run a PCR. If negative testing is complete. If positive the result is reported to the health dept. lately roughly 20% of those positives are then sequenced to identify variant. And then the antibody test to determine immune status editby]edit on 12-8-2021 by PeteMitchell because: (no reason given)