Rants and WTF are you talking about and Coronavirus!

[QUOTE=Kartoffel;2581732]Sorry but he has no balls, these upselling girls should go work in apartments, not in our clubs![/QUOTE]He is known as a money pig.

[QUOTE=Kartoffel;2581732]Sorry but he has no balls, these upselling girls should go work in apartments, not in our clubs![/QUOTE]When some go to play grocery in clubs where not pretty girls, I only pay for beauties and they worth more expensive for me than average looks I don t pay for. 365 € to make my pleasure with 2 enjoyable rooms, second was really interesting and stay for 17 hours at Sharks for breakfast, lunch, diner, jacuzzi and hotel, is not so bad deal for me. I m Ok to repeat and enjoy like this.

[QUOTE=Mursenary;2581792]How do I know that the bartender didn't stick his chlamydia dick in my beer? Those things live on the same spectrum of possibilities.[/QUOTE]What kind of bar do you attend?

[QUOTE=BigBuddy69;2579398]We have at least two weirdos suffering from autism related troubles here.[/QUOTE]You may be underestimating that number:

[QUOTE]Common symptoms of Aspergers:
(1) Problems making or maintaining friendships
(2) Isolation or minimal interaction in social situations
(3) Poor eye contact or the tendency to stare at others
(4) Trouble interpreting gestures
(5) Inability to recognize humor, irony, and sarcasm
(6) Inappropriate behaviors or odd mannerisms
(7) Problems expressing empathy, controlling emotions, or communicating feelings
(8) Lack of common sense
(9) Tendency to engage in one-sided conversations about oneself
(10) Fascination with certain topics
(11) Interpretation of information as literal
(12) The preference for a strict schedule or routine
(13) Repetitive speech

Some people might interpret a childs symptoms as simply rude behavior. For instance, individuals with Aspergers might talk exclusively about themselves. They may not recognize when someone is uncomfortable, disinterested, or offended. Because they dont always recognize social cues, they may speak loudly at inappropriate times, such as during a church service.

https://www.everydayhealth.com/aspergers/what-are-signs-symptoms-disorder/..[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2582030]You may be underestimating that number:[/QUOTE]Well, the problem with these psychology definitions are that they usually are way to broad. Like that long list you just posted here. I ran them through 10 random people I know just now. Including some here on the forum, and each one of them checks out at a minimum 3 of the points you quoted.

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2581851]Who care you didn't read, I really don't... [/QUOTE]Oh, but you do care, you responded. And you will respond to this post as well telling how much you don't care.

[QUOTE=BigBuddy69;2581691]Impossible to debate with you, you're a right wing fanatic with a strong anti-communism fetish.

My advice, try not to quote Russia Today because it's the nearly official voice of Uncle Vladimir who was a total commie.[/QUOTE]You're an uneducated and arrogant left wing extremist so no one gives a fuck about your extremist and uneducated opinions.

BTW, you're aware that they have a maximum tax rate of 15 % in Russia? Sounds like communism to me lmfao! You're living in the past, like an outdated geezer.

[QUOTE=PaulInZurich;2581864]In a way we are lucky that UK will now experiment what happens in a country with 50% vaccination rate that completely opens up and has a high number of new cases. First they experimented what happens if you focus on as many first doses as possible (seemed to work OK until Delta showed up). The rest of Europe gets to watch for about 2 months what will happen. Thank you BoJo.[/QUOTE]You don't seem to have much faith in the vaccine, when will be the time to actually live life instead of just surviving according to you? Never?

[URL]https://www.bbc.com/news/health-55274833[/URL]

[QUOTE=NiteRiderCal;2581801]I disagree. Ivermectin is very effective at prevention.[/QUOTE]So inconsistent to accept admitted lack of "gold standard" for ivermectin to back up your claims but demand more from vaccines with much higher sample sizes and much higher efficacy numbers. Fake scientist.

[QUOTE=NiteRiderCal;2581801]Adenovirus, no. Another fail gene therapy. There is a small chance that adenovirus will integrate and will change your DNA. Novavax is the best. But I think only old people should take it. Younger people, I don't want to risk their future for my benefit.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=NiteRiderCal;2581801]
It is not misleading, we are using failed gene therapy technology. That is a fact. We should stick to proven technology. The new one, make sure that it is safe to the normal process.[/QUOTE]No actual objective, progress minded research scientist would make this comment. Fake scientist.

Again, attaching the term failed gene therapy is intentionally misleading and is aimed to influence with dramatics rather than information. Fake scientist.

[QUOTE=NiteRiderCal;2581801]What? The spike protein itself is toxic.[/QUOTE]It's antigenic / immunogenic. Toxic no. Fake scientist.

[QUOTE=NiteRiderCal;2581801]Oh I don't know maybe the ovaries.[/QUOTE]And then? So? Are the ovaries made of antigen presenting cells? Fake scientist.

You're right.

Three fucked up beyond any chance of salvation.

At least two really close to join them in fantasy world.

[QUOTE=Prelude141;2581878]He is known as a money pig.[/QUOTE]You claim here to know me? When I don't know you, so you can't know me, maybe just seeing, but not more than bullshiting, like many others. Do you enjoy your visits, if you visit? I make the job to enjoy mine.

[QUOTE=PaulInZurich;2581864]In a way we are lucky that UK will now experiment what happens in a country with 50% vaccination rate that completely opens up and has a high number of new cases. First they experimented what happens if you focus on as many first doses as possible (seemed to work OK until Delta showed up). The rest of Europe gets to watch for about 2 months what will happen. Thank you BoJo.[/QUOTE]I am watching Amazon, Disney, Netflix and HBO as well. Anything can happen. It is all up the people with the scripts!

Murse,

Can you please get a job at the FDA and implement your standard on safety and efficacy? Everything would be approve and my stock option would make me a billionaire.

What is a person from the USA gets a positive covid test whilst in Germany?

Then according to the CDC one's test can remain positive for over 3 months. Even longer if a severe case for an unvaccinated person.

During this time apparently cannot return to the USA and stuck in Germany unable to enter clubs and unable to rent hotel and plus probably run out of money.

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2582030]You may be underestimating that number:[/QUOTE]It's the wrong diagnosis but probably in the same family of autism spectrum disorders (ASD). People with what was formerly called Asperger's usually display high levels of quantitative analytical intelligence and astute observation skills. They usually never make conclusions based on maybes, hunches, or items not definitively factual. On the flip side, their disabilities usually manifests in social and emotional deficits. Some refer to them as having "high functioning autism" and is common to see these people at the top of a STEM profession. For example, vascular surgeons have a higher incidence of "high functioning Autism". That's not the population we have been seeing here.

While other forms of ASD result in no special cognitive ability, what is usually universal is the social-emotional deficits. The inability to read social cues and lack of human empathy is the underlying commonality. This is also the more unfortunate scenario when someone misses on humanity qualities but are not compensated with elite levels of analytical ability.

The former profile is sort of like a blind man having heighten senses of hearing and smell. The latter is what we seem to be observing, a blind man who is also partially deaf in one ear. These disorders are hard to diagnose accurately with consistency; but when we see someone displaying the signs, we often colloquially refer to them as "being on the spectrum. "