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  1. dinsdale
    Been a bit wetter this year so far for May and June for sure. Be interesting to see if the "real wet" starts earlier this year than it has the last two.
  2. dinsdale
    As I said. Non-severe for the vast majority. Let's face people who are in the vulnerable group can catch a cold, get a secondary bacterial lung infection that turns into pneumonia and die. I would not be surprised if this is more common than dying from covid.
  3. dinsdale
    Yep. It's seasonal. It's endemic and here to stay. Fortunately for the majority it's non-severe.
  4. dinsdale
    Yes there are vaccines. Quite correct. Then there's mRNA gene therapy.
  5. dinsdale
    You do know what asymptomatic means surely. As I say no one can be 100% certain they have not been exposed other than having a blood test for antigens.
  6. dinsdale
    How do you know unless your getting your blood tested for antibodies. This virus can have no symptoms (asymptomatic) or very, very mild symptoms that basically people ignore. A sneeze here or there, a slight sore throat, a bit of a cough etc. could all be a Covid-19 infection.
  7. dinsdale
    I definitely had it a couple of weeks ago. Been going through my school like a dose of salts. Not that bad but had a dry cough for a few days. 1st two it just went on and on especially during the night. Settled down but the old lungs weren't feeling that flash for a good week. Extreme tiredness was something else but only for a few days.
  8. dinsdale
    The race card. Typical. Race doesn't matter. Did you not see "white" activist leftists being forcefully removed from Kennedy's Senate Hearing Committee?
  9. dinsdale
    I saw it live. It was a press conference. He showed no respect, was asked to leave and resisted instead of peacefully following directions. If he had questions he should've raised them at his own press conference. It was as political stunt.
  10. dinsdale
    No stopping the spread. It's the nature of the virus. Rapid spread. Natural herd immunity will be achieved and the surge will die down until the next sub-variant comes along. The fact of the matter is it is and has been for years for the vast majority a non-severe viral infection.
  11. dinsdale
    Tip of an iceberg.
  12. dinsdale
    Alas it is now shown that you are completely wrong. Sad that some on the left can't help themselves point the finger when as it turn out the finger points at them. They found No Kings flyers in his car. Whatever he's a nutter and some just can't help themselves but to immediately blame Republicans.
  13. dinsdale
    Never been to 7/12 but 7/11 has bags. Sometimes they'll charge Bt1.
  14. dinsdale
    Is it? Why? As it is no real detail about any motive. Your comment is simply an example of the inflammatory rhetoric currently being spewed out from the left.
  15. dinsdale
    After being in the fridge.
  16. dinsdale
    Thin crust, the lot with Kalamata olives, anchovies and of course pineapple with a sprinkling of parmesan cheese. Pity is in Thailand pizza is way to expensive for tiny pizzas. Question is is pizza better hot or cold? Personally I've never worked this one out.
  17. dinsdale
    Fair enough. I reckon the numbers would be a lot more for 2024. Maybe going down now ICE is doing their job albeit with massive resistance from the Dems in their sanctuary states.
  18. dinsdale
    You posted it. Why didn't you post something more up to date. I simply said I wonder what the figures are now. Did you not realise what you posted were 2022 figures?
  19. dinsdale
    Interesting. This was 2022. I wonder what the figures for 2024 look like.
  20. dinsdale
    No. Complete rubbish but nothing more than would be expected from you. Masked men grabbing grannies off the street. The MSM level of the syndrome rhetoric.
  21. dinsdale
    Not sure about "real Americans" mate but people who are in the country legally sure. Should be massive fines for employers hiring illegals but that ain't going to happen.
  22. dinsdale
    M6 students are 17/18 years old. I've taught every level except P1, P3 and K2. All different. Babies to basically young adults. Impossible to generalise about the "hardest group to teach" IMHO. Teaching is teaching and every level and every class within that level is different. Some great and some a not.
  23. dinsdale
    Wow!!!!!! You're an adult? There is absolutely no talk about permanent kidney damage or kidney disease in the article. Get a grip. Simply says it's being managed and observed. You're rant is off the charts. As for coke coloured urine this can also be due to dehydration. Lots of squats in Thailand's weather is sure to cause this. Renal failure did not occur. Any permanent damage is pure speculation on you part.
  24. dinsdale
    As I previously stated the system is overwhelmed with bogus asylum applications from the millions that came across the "open border". It's incredible that some simply will not blame the Biden/Harris administration for what has transpired. Trump basically shut the border tight within his first 100 days. Biden and Harris left them virtually open for four years. The "chaos" you speak of has been manufactured by the Democrats. To deny this is simply folly.
  25. dinsdale
    Pretty much standard for most western countries. It's immigrants who do these jobs because the pay is crap and the work is hard. Thing is the immigrants who do do these jobs should be in the country legally.

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