Stupid shit in Medellin

[Paulie97]

Look what came of Elvis' so called "Stanford" anti-mask study. Fake, fraudulent, with misquotes, lies while it was falsely attributed to Stanford. Moral of the story? Don't pounce on everything that comes along on a wingnut blog like a kangaroo in heat. That's asking a lot I know.

https://www.stanforddaily.com/2021/0...ed-by-journal/

https://twitter.com/StanfordMed/stat...57123864444930

[MarquisdeSade1]

My guess and it's only a guess is that it was cheaper to outsource the research to China just like everything else.

https://amgreatness.com/2021/06/07/p...t-not-healthy/

[JjBee62]

Before I get to the session, I've got some words to say about Facebook.

On Wednesday on the flight to Bogota, we flew very close to Medellin. The sun had set and the city was all lit up, but at 39,000 feet there was still a lot of color in the sky. I snapped a picture, which turned out better than I hoped and posted it on Facebook. Although I've let a few girls know about my trip, I didn't make any general announcement.

That picture did the trick. By the end of the night, more than 20 girls had hit me up. It's been shared and liked more than any other photo I've posted. It's still getting likes and the number of girls reaching out to me has increased to 35. Most of them are second stringers, but a few are previous girls who I haven't talked to in 3 years or more. Once you build up a Facebook list, if you use it right, you will have more options than you can handle. It makes finding replacements easy.

Yesterday I took it fairly easy. Drove to Santa Fe mall in the morning to get some cash and then walked to La Strada for breakfast at Parmessano. Pretty good food, but more than I usually pay for breakfast. A short walk back and I bought some supplies at Jumbo.

Sent out messages to some local friends to set up some lunch dates. Then drove to Manila and met with one of them. Got caught up on the local gossip. From there, I went to Viva mall for lunch at Hatoviejo. Good Colombian food, but expensive. Usually I'm eating at the cheaper places, but yesterday I splurged.

After a trip back to the apartment to cool down and make sure the jacuzzi was clean and functional, I got back out into rush hour traffic and drove to Parque Lleras. Went to Ay Wey on Calle 10, a sports bar alternative to Patrick's and Hooters. Food was good, but portions were small for the price. Lots of attractive waitresses running around and they seem friendly.

While there I was contemplating whether I wanted some company. I'm still recovering and climbing 5 flights of stairs several times daily had me worn out. Sent out a message to a model, Facebook, Instagram girl who I chatted with in December and got a response at just the right time. Set up for her to meet me at the apartment at 10 pm. She pulled up at 10:25, so I consider that a win.

She's a taller black girl, 1.70 meters, very slender and very fit. Not quite 6 pack abs, but close. Her body is excellent, well proportioned and all natural. We spent the first 30 minutes chatting and drinking wine. Then the foreplay started. She was very responsive to everything I did and quite passionate. From there we moved to the jacuzzi, with lots more foreplay. Finally moved to the bed and got down to business, BBBJ, DATY and CFS. Her head game was decent, but the best part was after the condom went on. She rode me hard, rode me all the way through my nut and kept on riding. She kept grinding on me, kissing my neck and ear for almost 30 minutes, at one point rubbing herself, until she finally got off. Made me wish I'd brought a vibrator.

After she finally wound down, we talked a bit more before heading to the shower for a quick rinse. There was nothing business like or mechanical with her, until it was time to pay and call a taxi. She's got nice sized tits, with just a bit of droop, her ass is small by local standards, but well shaped. The pussy was tight and nicely wet. She did have a stronger than normal odor, but not a bad smell, made the room smell like sex. Overall she stayed almost 2 hours.

[MarquisdeSade1]

Makes sense. As he claims to be a ladies' man that can get rock bottom prices from any WG. Yet when jjbee asked him to prove it and join him on his Medellin trip in June, he claimed that he has a trip to Thailand booked. P.S. Thailand is closed due to covid LOL.

Your learning disabilities are quite pronounced, show us where I said I have plans for BKK?

Ill bet you 25 k USD you can't, try not talking out of your ass dum dum!

[BlackThought]

Keep in mind that you are talking to a guy that doesn't monger, doesn't travel, and admitted that he's never been to Colombia. But he did find a place to play around posting, here in ISG and naturally on the most active thread on the site.

Makes sense. As he claims to be a ladies' man that can get rock bottom prices from any WG. Yet when jjbee asked him to prove it and join him on his Medellin trip in June, he claimed that he has a trip to Thailand booked. P.S. Thailand is closed due to covid LOL.

[ChuchoLoco]

Yes, if it turns out to be a lab leak, it would be a lab leak from China, obviously. But Fauci has already admitted that the CDC was funding the research in China. And you must ask urself why? Was it a collaboration? Was the USA funding smthg too dangerous to do in the USA? Was it trying to save money by having China do it? They know the situation, the risks. USA must at least take some responsibility, if not all.

My guess and it's only a guess is that it was cheaper to outsource the research to China just like everything else.

[JustTK]

But didn't China claim it?

Yes, if it turns out to be a lab leak, it would be a lab leak from China, obviously. But Fauci has already admitted that the CDC was funding the research in China. And you must ask urself why? Was it a collaboration? Was the USA funding smthg too dangerous to do in the USA? Was it trying to save money by having China do it? They know the situation, the risks. USA must at least take some responsibility, if not all.

[JustTK]

No, it doesn't "turn out" that way. Just another batshit crazy conspiracy theory without any viable supporting evidence. Love your tin foil hat, BTW.

Its easy to ridicule smthg that you don't like, but can you explain wihch part is batshit crazy?

[PVMonger]

Here is a study from the Cleveland Clinic on whether to vaccinate previously infected Covid personnel: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....01.21258176v2.

Then there are young men who have developed pericarditis and myocarditiis from the vaccines and the CDC is holding in emergency meeting: https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/c...covid-vaccines.

Then you have this article in children 0 to 12 and why the vaccine is recommended for a specific subset of children: https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion...ail-definition.

There really should not be any politics with regards to vaccinations but of course there is.

This is from the NY Times: Eight of the 10 least-vaccinated states are in the South, a reflection of vaccine hesitancy and poor access to health care..

So, did the Orange Buffoon pay big money to develop faulty vaccines or are side effects just part of vaccinations?

You only get to choose one answer. Trump supporters will never choose the first option so you must accept the second.

The risk of COVID far outweighs the "risk" of a minor reaction to the vaccine. And yes, people are dumb for not getting vaccinated. Here's an article from Science News (but Tucker didn't approve it, so). https://www.sciencenews.org/article/...us-myocarditis.

[MiamiSammy]

If it turns out that CV came from a lab leak.

It would have been caused by rich countries paying for research on potentially lethal viruses (it could quite possibly be the USA that caused all this).

Created by the West, paid for by the West, covered up by the West, vaccinations investigated by the West. But produced in poor countries at cheap prices and exported to the West for Western consumption. The patented by the West, and sold back by the West to the poor countries at inflated prices once their own citizens have been vaxed.

As of end of April, 1 in 4 people in West have been vaxed. 1 in 500 in poor countries have been vaxed. This will cause more people in poor countries to die, and meanwhile the virus will mutate and bite the rich countries in the arse. That seems like moral justice to me for the disgusting morality shown by the West.

No, it doesn't "turn out" that way. Just another batshit crazy conspiracy theory without any viable supporting evidence. Love your tin foil hat, BTW.

[Mr Enternational]

If it turns out that CV came from a lab leak.

It would have been caused by rich countries paying for research on potentially lethal viruses (it could quite possibly be the USA that caused all this).

But didn't China claim it?

[JustTK]

If it turns out that CV came from a lab leak.

It would have been caused by rich countries paying for research on potentially lethal viruses (it could quite possibly be the USA that caused all this).

Created by the West, paid for by the West, covered up by the West, vaccinations investigated by the West. But produced in poor countries at cheap prices and exported to the West for Western consumption. The patented by the West, and sold back by the West to the poor countries at inflated prices once their own citizens have been vaxed.

As of end of April, 1 in 4 people in West have been vaxed. 1 in 500 in poor countries have been vaxed. This will cause more people in poor countries to die, and meanwhile the virus will mutate and bite the rich countries in the arse. That seems like moral justice to me for the disgusting morality shown by the West.

[MarquisdeSade1]

Here is a study from the Cleveland Clinic on whether to vaccinate previously infected Covid personnel: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....01.21258176v2.

Then there are young men who have developed pericarditis and myocarditiis from the vaccines and the CDC is holding in emergency meeting: https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/c...covid-vaccines.

Then you have this article in children 0 to 12 and why the vaccine is recommended for a specific subset of children: https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion...ail-definition.

There really should not be any politics with regards to vaccinations but of course there is.

This is from the NY Times: Eight of the 10 least-vaccinated states are in the South, a reflection of vaccine hesitancy and poor access to health care.

I read this, and I immediately think prejudice against the South, and Republicans are stupid.

Then I go here and read As observed in prior weeks, Black and Hispanic people have received smaller shares of vaccinations compared to their shares of cases and compared to their shares of the total population in most states.

https://www.newsmax.com/thewire/jon-...15/id/1025157/

[MarquisdeSade1]

Here is a study from the Cleveland Clinic on whether to vaccinate previously infected Covid personnel: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....01.21258176v2.

Then there are young men who have developed pericarditis and myocarditiis from the vaccines and the CDC is holding in emergency meeting: https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/c...covid-vaccines.

Then you have this article in children 0 to 12 and why the vaccine is recommended for a specific subset of children: https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion...ail-definition.

There really should not be any politics with regards to vaccinations but of course there is.

This is from the NY Times: Eight of the 10 least-vaccinated states are in the South, a reflection of vaccine hesitancy and poor access to health care.

I read this, and I immediately think prejudice against the South, and Republicans are stupid.

Then I go here and read As observed in prior weeks, Black and Hispanic people have received smaller shares of vaccinations compared to their shares of cases and compared to their shares of the total population in most states.

So you can say Republicans are stupid, that is okay, but if you apply that same logic to blacks and Hispanics, then you are a racist piece of shit..

Anyone that calls white GOPers dum must be racist pieces of shit also? Is that what you are positing?

[Elvis 2008]

Here is a study from the Cleveland Clinic on whether to vaccinate previously infected Covid personnel: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1....01.21258176v2.

Then there are young men who have developed pericarditis and myocarditiis from the vaccines and the CDC is holding in emergency meeting: https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/c...covid-vaccines.

Then you have this article in children 0 to 12 and why the vaccine is recommended for a specific subset of children: https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion...ail-definition.

There really should not be any politics with regards to vaccinations but of course there is.

This is from the NY Times: Eight of the 10 least-vaccinated states are in the South, a reflection of vaccine hesitancy and poor access to health care.

I read this, and I immediately think prejudice against the South, and Republicans are stupid.

Then I go here and read As observed in prior weeks, Black and Hispanic people have received smaller shares of vaccinations compared to their shares of cases and compared to their shares of the total population in most states.

So you can say Republicans are stupid, that is okay, but if you apply that same logic to blacks and Hispanics, then you are a racist piece of shit.

But what is really fucking pathetic that something as important as Covid vaccination has been turned into a political name calling football.

Mojo, my point with all this was that if you want to point someone to the Mayo Clinic page, that is fine, but this whole notion that people who get the vaccine are smart and those who do not are stupid needs to stop. I jumped on you for repeating that sentiment I have heard elsewhere. The vaccine has horrible side effects for some people and the benefit-risk ratio is not positive for everyone.

I apologize for venting with regards to your statement, however I read this stupid NYT comment and I am infuriated that they are politicizing the vaccinations.