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  • @ibleedbrown said:

    When did empty become a noun?

    The same day "effort" became a verb. 

    @the-gipper said:

    The same day "effort" became a verb. 

    Mad Libs just got more difficult for me.

  • @hoorta said:

    Fauci already did that- he missed home plate by at least 15 feet...  

    Dr. Fraudi. 

    @icecube said:

    Dr. Fraudi. 

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

  • @icecube said:

    Dr. Fraudi. 

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

    @unsympathetic said:

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

    @icecube said:

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

    For malaria. Would you use Xanax to treat cancer 

  • @icecube said:

    Dr. Fraudi. 

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

    @unsympathetic said:

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

    Consider the source.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

    @icecube said:

    should know how effective hydro can be

    There is no knowledge of fighting this or any new disease other than the common public health methods known for hundreds [plural] of years.  Which he did, in fact, lay out correctly.

    That's why it's the NOVEL coronavirus.  It didn't exist before last October.  Anyone who says they know [or knew!] anything about how to fight this virus other than to wear a facial mask and socially distance... has something to sell you.  Is this the week it's the China virus - or is it the Russia virus now?

    You think there's some effectiveness of hydroxy that Fauci "should" have known in February?  Great!  Show a link to that proof - in your next post - or it doesn't exist and you are deliberately lying both to yourself and to everyone on this forum.

    This is the constant unpleasantness for anyone stepping outside the Faux News / OAN bubble... the disinformation which is "common knowledge" in that world gets smacked with the clue-by-four of reality.

  • @unsympathetic said:

    Please continue taking medical advice from doctors who believe gynecological problems come from dream sex with an incubus.  

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

    @icecube said:

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

    Which is why the OHIO pharmaceutical board has barred it for use with COVID.

    Yep-you heard that right. Barred filling that script for COVID treatment.

    EDIT: I was checking my original source article I posted elsewhere today and later today they backtracked on barring it, but still say it's not shown to be effective.

  • Let's just say who will be the first to toss a ball into an empty?

    @one-post said:

    Let's just say who will be the first to toss a ball into an empty?

    Just think dude, if the coronavirus was out when you got locked up, you could have had your own cell.?

  • @icecube said:

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

    For malaria. Would you use Xanax to treat cancer 

    @the-gipper said:

    For malaria. Would you use Xanax to treat cancer 

    If I had cancer, I might try anything. If a drug proves effective for malaria, and has no harmful side effects, why not? 

  • @the-gipper said:

    For malaria. Would you use Xanax to treat cancer 

    If I had cancer, I might try anything. If a drug proves effective for malaria, and has no harmful side effects, why not? 

    @lodilobo said:

    If I had cancer, I might try anything. If a drug proves effective for malaria, and has no harmful side effects, why not? 

    Sure, however, as I understand, it very well may have serious harmful side effects when not taken appropriately. (up to and including causing death). 

  • @icecube said:

    Dr. Fraudi. The one guy who should know how effective hydro can be, somehow was just clueless about it. Hell, WHO claimed it was dangerous while our govt. has been feeding our troops the stuff for 50 years. 

    For malaria. Would you use Xanax to treat cancer 

    @the-gipper said:

    For malaria. Would you use Xanax to treat cancer 

    Wrong. Now I know how out of touch you really are. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    For malaria. Would you use Xanax to treat cancer 

    Wrong. Now I know how out of touch you really are. 

    @icecube said:

    Wrong. Now I know how out of touch you really are. 

    A joke that obviously went over your head. 

  • @lodilobo said:

    If I had cancer, I might try anything. If a drug proves effective for malaria, and has no harmful side effects, why not? 

    Sure, however, as I understand, it very well may have serious harmful side effects when not taken appropriately. (up to and including causing death). 

    @the-gipper said:

    Sure, however, as I understand, it very well may have serious harmful side effects when not taken appropriately. (up to and including causing death). 

    In fairness, the same can be said of any drug.

  • @the-gipper said:

    Sure, however, as I understand, it very well may have serious harmful side effects when not taken appropriately. (up to and including causing death). 

    In fairness, the same can be said of any drug.

    @ballpeen said:

    In fairness, the same can be said of any drug.

    True.  But some more than others especially when used as a political football. Hydrocloroform has shown to have some bad cardiac side effects......but maybe worth the risk if you have malaria.

    I'll be glad when this subject is off the talking points list.

  • @one-post said:

    Let's just say who will be the first to toss a ball into an empty?

    Just think dude, if the coronavirus was out when you got locked up, you could have had your own cell.?

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Just think dude, if the coronavirus was out when you got locked up, you could have had your own cell.?

    @nickers said:

    Well I I had my own cell.i could masturbate alone like the good Lord inteeded

  • If you're going to necro a thread, at least come up with something good to say.

    Step up your troll game.

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  • @ballpeen said:

    In fairness, the same can be said of any drug.

    True.  But some more than others especially when used as a political football. Hydrocloroform has shown to have some bad cardiac side effects......but maybe worth the risk if you have malaria.

    I'll be glad when this subject is off the talking points list.

    And another fun thread is sent to the dumpster by da 'cube...

    @mjp28 said:

    Hydrocloroform has shown to have some bad cardiac side effects...

    ... or hydroxychloroquine... but in either case it's not a side-effect that a person laboring to breath needs.

    For the record there have been zero... nada... zilch... controlled studies that have demonstrated hydroxy provides any benefit to covid patience.

  • And another fun thread is sent to the dumpster by da 'cube...

    @mjp28 said:

    Hydrocloroform has shown to have some bad cardiac side effects...

    ... or hydroxychloroquine... but in either case it's not a side-effect that a person laboring to breath needs.

    For the record there have been zero... nada... zilch... controlled studies that have demonstrated hydroxy provides any benefit to covid patience.

    @tour2ma said:

    For the record there have been zero... nada... zilch... controlled studies that have demonstrated hydroxy provides any benefit to covid patience.

    Yep-according to Dr. Paul Klotman, Baylor College of Med. Prez you are absolutely correct.

  • I'm calling it first: this thread is going to get locked or deleted because politics is leaking over here from the pol board like shit water leaks back into the house when the septic tank is full.