re: The COVID pandemic was the dumbest thing I’ve ever experienced.

The first month of it was a blast. My mom had asked me to move in with her and my dad because she had cancer and was worried about my dad needing help if shite went bad. (She's fine now, been in remission for 4 years) my gf was on immunosupressents so was taking the quarantine thing seriously. I didn't want to be around my elderly parents if I was working around a bunch of obese nasty frickers. I still believe that getting covid from a fat lazy frick is worse than getting it from a fit person. One of my younger coworkers had a spare room at his house and said I was welcome to stay there with him and his roommates. We spent the month cooking, drinking, fishing, playing poker, working out in the garage, butt fricking, etc. Was a lot of fun. That was when we were dumb enough to believe the whole two weeks to stop the spread thing.

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Don't forget about the arrows on the grocery aisle floors directing you one-way. Beyond retarded...

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I’d purposefully walk the wrong way down the aisles at Publix just to piss off the Karens.

And when they’d start pointing at the arrows and chastising me, I’d shrug my shoulders and say “ No habla”.

Best way I found back then to speed up my shopping was if I needed to get to an item and several people (6’ apart) were in the way, I’d start coughing hard. They’d all evacuate the area and I’d grab what I needed.

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We spent the month cooking, drinking, fishing, playing poker, working out in the garage, butt fricking,

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Something isn’t right with this situation.

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The term “pureblood” is not only cringe and a little douchey, it totally makes anything else you post sound as fake as

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Dont get pissed at me that you were a complete fricking idiot that altered your DNA with an extremely suspect (at the time, now we know it’s all fake) “vaccine” that isn’t a vaccine that now gave you a much higher probability of having a heart attack because you were too scared to think for yourself.

Pureblood checking in. GFY. I wasn’t able to tell my grandfather goodbye because of people like you.

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"So deadly"

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Bodies were stacked in the streets and hospitals were on fire

Everyone remember Fauci you know that guy that said" trust the science" and now he is pardoned for killing thousands of people and families watched from a safe distance relatives die alone. I hope they HANG him in the streets one day.

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half the population legitimately enjoys using rules to lord over and subjugate the other half

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This was the most frightening part to me.

Regardless of your opinion on vaccines - I don’t care or judge either way - but once they were widely available then there was no reason to keep things all closed.

That was the last straw for me. The COVID fans moving the goal posts as to why we couldn’t get back to normal even after the vaccines were widely available. They they took a sadistic pleasure in using every tool the could to force other ppl to get a shot they didn’t want to get. That’s all they cared about: the ability to put others under their thumb.

Stupid arse. My wife’s a nurse and we laughed at all of that ridiculousness. Doesn’t make people who refer to themselves using a word from a young adults fiction book to try to impress a bunch of people on an Internet forum any less douchey and/or cringe

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There weren't enough bed in hospitals

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Nola paid a shite load of money for a medical set up for this crap. Built a big temporary hospital with National Guard labor.
I’m quite sure they never even used it.

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Viral particles are pretty close to the size of oxygen particles.

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There are no oxygen particles. There are oxygen molecules but they aren't particulate. I wore N95s thinking that they might work because they are electrostatic and viral particles carry a charge.

It's been a long time since I've worn a mask. Now I think that they probably don't work.