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DocYatesVA
| Favorite team: | US Space Force |
| Location: | Yukon, OK |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | Flying, college football, scuba, fishing |
| Occupation: | Physician |
| Number of Posts: | 395 |
| Registered on: | 10/5/2022 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: US State Department is aware of the possible death due to pneumonic plague in Russia
Posted by DocYatesVA on 10/5/26 at 6:02 am to Cosmo
"Well no because this has a known cure with cheap antibiotics"
I agree. Plaque, or Black Death, as it was known in the middle ages, was bacterial and today is treatable, and certainly should not be considered a public concern, UNLESS it was due to a widespread air dispersal, such as the Anthrax accident that occurred with Biopryipat. The biggest concern, IMO, here is that it is much more likely to be of viral nature, especially given the fact that no organisms were detected. This is the case when you typically are looking for a bacterial nidus. It is much more likely that a "worker" in a plaque factory was exposed to some viral pathogen, which is why there is such concern.
I agree. Plaque, or Black Death, as it was known in the middle ages, was bacterial and today is treatable, and certainly should not be considered a public concern, UNLESS it was due to a widespread air dispersal, such as the Anthrax accident that occurred with Biopryipat. The biggest concern, IMO, here is that it is much more likely to be of viral nature, especially given the fact that no organisms were detected. This is the case when you typically are looking for a bacterial nidus. It is much more likely that a "worker" in a plaque factory was exposed to some viral pathogen, which is why there is such concern.
re: UK Defense Minister Eviscerated on Air
Posted by DocYatesVA on 10/2/26 at 5:59 am to Jax-Tiger
She's probably already in jail now for that rant. Despite it being 100% truth.
re: Former Auburn University employee arrested for stealing athletic program’s trade secrets
Posted by DocYatesVA on 9/30/26 at 5:52 am to BFANLC
he more important question is "why"....why would anyone put their game signals or such in a computer? Has the whole world gone crazy? That is the kind of stuff that can be changed on a weekly basis. Did we not learn anything from the Michigan scandal a few years ago?
This sounds like a conspiracy to get some bonehead to take the call for the shitty playcalling and results put out on the Plains as of late.
This sounds like a conspiracy to get some bonehead to take the call for the shitty playcalling and results put out on the Plains as of late.
re: Did you catch Kiff's presser today?
Posted by DocYatesVA on 9/22/26 at 5:51 am to Gatorbait2008
I do not hate Kiffin, nor LSU.
I do however pity Kiffin. He is somewhat like the high school girl who has been passed around amongst the guys. He slept with Tennessee, then got up and left in the middle of the night to run out for a pack of cigarettes and never came back. He went thru rehab at Alabama, until he was rumored to be found sleeping with some of the school girls. He then went on a working vacation at Ole Miss. That relationship looked like he had settled, but the old itchy crotch came back and he thought he saw something better down the road. Now he is in Baton Rouge and much like the forlorn high school lover, he is somewhat unsettled on how he has handled his life thus far and is striking out by making snide comments about the people and places he has slept with before.
The Netflix special will be a thing to behold. By then he will probably have made it thru at least two more SEC schools before he can make peace with himself and stop whoring around.
I do however pity Kiffin. He is somewhat like the high school girl who has been passed around amongst the guys. He slept with Tennessee, then got up and left in the middle of the night to run out for a pack of cigarettes and never came back. He went thru rehab at Alabama, until he was rumored to be found sleeping with some of the school girls. He then went on a working vacation at Ole Miss. That relationship looked like he had settled, but the old itchy crotch came back and he thought he saw something better down the road. Now he is in Baton Rouge and much like the forlorn high school lover, he is somewhat unsettled on how he has handled his life thus far and is striking out by making snide comments about the people and places he has slept with before.
The Netflix special will be a thing to behold. By then he will probably have made it thru at least two more SEC schools before he can make peace with himself and stop whoring around.
re: Text Lane Sent a Reporter Friday Instead of Being a Head Coach
Posted by DocYatesVA on 9/21/26 at 11:34 am to La Place Mike
"those players were recruited by Kiffin and how many of those coaches are at LSU today?"
Perhaps, ya'll took the wrong coach.....
Perhaps, ya'll took the wrong coach.....
re: Muslims are launching a FULL SHARIA LAW community in Little Rock, Arkansas requiring buyer
Posted by DocYatesVA on 9/10/26 at 6:03 am to dchog
Why do we need a "New Africa"? Isn't the one we got now a big enough pain in the tuckus?
re: This is a 9/11 video no one has ever seen before. What a view.
Posted by DocYatesVA on 9/8/26 at 6:19 am to Free888
Just 24 years until they totally forgot and put the weasels back into the hen house.
re: Why can’t we separate Conservative values from religion?
Posted by DocYatesVA on 9/1/26 at 1:58 pm to 4cubbies
Well I disagree cubbies. Look at those who once claimed to believe and then walked away because they had some unfortunate event or someone hurt their feelings. That was a choice on their part.
Free will is the basis of religion. God does not force anyone to worship Him nor bow to his glory, yet, but it will happen. All of us are finite beings, He is not, and when we stand to face judgement there will be no free will, only the ramifications of the decisions previously made.
Free will is the basis of religion. God does not force anyone to worship Him nor bow to his glory, yet, but it will happen. All of us are finite beings, He is not, and when we stand to face judgement there will be no free will, only the ramifications of the decisions previously made.
re: Why can’t we separate Conservative values from religion?
Posted by DocYatesVA on 9/1/26 at 6:10 am to VooDude
"I could be wrong, smart enough to realize I know nothing. But why do you think you’re right?"
I am by no means a perfect Christian, and do not even profess to be an "excellent person with high moral standards". I wake up everyday and struggle to do the right thing. I believe there is a God. This universe did not come into being on its own. I also believe God sent his "son" in the form of a man to be a light to us to show us the way. No other figure in history has had such an effect on the world. His teachings and the writings of those who knew him, followed him and distributed his words after his death (and resurrection) remain a cornerstone of our civilization, our laws and our moral character.
One can choose to believe or not to believe, God gives us free will. It doesn't cost one anything to do so, and considering the alternatives, it is a heck of a deal. Ask yourself this. Had you rather spend the remainder of your life believing that God and his son Jesus exists, then die (which is inevitable) to find out that you were right OR to spend your life denying his existence and find out you were wrong?
It is not a difficult question, and if you see the same morality as those Christians, why would it be so difficult to believe in God? The greatest lie the Devil ever told was convincing people that God does not exist.
:cheers:
I am by no means a perfect Christian, and do not even profess to be an "excellent person with high moral standards". I wake up everyday and struggle to do the right thing. I believe there is a God. This universe did not come into being on its own. I also believe God sent his "son" in the form of a man to be a light to us to show us the way. No other figure in history has had such an effect on the world. His teachings and the writings of those who knew him, followed him and distributed his words after his death (and resurrection) remain a cornerstone of our civilization, our laws and our moral character.
One can choose to believe or not to believe, God gives us free will. It doesn't cost one anything to do so, and considering the alternatives, it is a heck of a deal. Ask yourself this. Had you rather spend the remainder of your life believing that God and his son Jesus exists, then die (which is inevitable) to find out that you were right OR to spend your life denying his existence and find out you were wrong?
It is not a difficult question, and if you see the same morality as those Christians, why would it be so difficult to believe in God? The greatest lie the Devil ever told was convincing people that God does not exist.
:cheers:
re: Navy Sailor Who Jumped Off USS Abraham Lincoln Faces Disciplinary Charges, Could Lose Pay
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/28/26 at 10:57 am to BFIV
"My baby girl got her honorable discharge in May of 2025. She deployed on both the Truman and the Roosevelt. On her 2nd deployment (Roosevelt), they were off the coast of Yeman protecting the Bab-el-Mandeb strait and the Gulf of Hormuz. Yes, her deployment there was extended, too. She told us that a female sailor jumped off the stern of the Roosevelt to commit suicide, but was rescued. She never did find out the disciplinary results, but the sailor was removed from the ship. Yes, the conditions there were tough and hot. She worked on the flight deck, was a plane captain, and an aviation machinist mate. She passed out three times from the heat during that deployment and she was not the only flight deck crewman to do so. She didn't complain. She did her duty and I will always be proud of her for her service and sacrifice. FWIW, she will be 24 this Sunday."
Heck yeah!!! Good job raising her! Give her a big Thank You from me for her service!
Heck yeah!!! Good job raising her! Give her a big Thank You from me for her service!
re: Ilhan Omar's Son's Apartment was Searched by Police
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/27/26 at 12:28 pm to RollingwiththeTide
"Damn things have to be confusing in that family."
Yes, confusing, BUT it makes family reunions so much easier.....you don't have to set as many places at the table.
Reminds me of the old boy I knew from WV. he said when he told his daddy he was getting married to a virgin, he said..."Hell no you ain't...if she ain't good enough for her own family, she ain't good enough for us....."
Yes, confusing, BUT it makes family reunions so much easier.....you don't have to set as many places at the table.
Reminds me of the old boy I knew from WV. he said when he told his daddy he was getting married to a virgin, he said..."Hell no you ain't...if she ain't good enough for her own family, she ain't good enough for us....."
re: This is a candidate for the United States Senate. Care to guess her party affiliation?
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/27/26 at 9:46 am to BoomerandSooner
To make this even more relevant, this lady is supposedly a healthcare worker (nurse). She is batshit crazy, but the Democrats in Oklahoma selected her. Hopefully she will lose in the overall election, but given the number of these clowns showing up at the voting booth, and the increase of apathy from the general Republican voter, she could get elected. Her first stated plans to implement impeachment process against the POTUS. These people are dangerous.
re: so 24 year old can play qb on his 6th year of college and make millions, but...
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/27/26 at 9:39 am to Mbeloso
Most of these guys go to the Pros because they are misled by those around them, thinking they are headed to the Pros and are going to receive a huge paycheck. When they don't go in the first round of the draft and end up as some practice squad fodder being a tackle dummy for the big money guys, they start regretting their decisions and start crying about giving up their college opportunity. It used to be simple that if you ever went Pro, or played in a sports tournament that paid over a certain amount of money, you lost your college eligibility. This really should not be that complicated, but thanks to an organization that cannot equally enforce the stupid rules they write, you have this mess.
re: Baby Gabriel’s “Parents” Sue McKenna West for 100K for Not Killing Him in Abortion
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/20/26 at 6:15 am to FooManChoo
Yet the old "my body, my choice" does not apply when it is used to actually save a child's life....sad where we have come to in this society.
But then again, I am reminded of the old saying ..."lay down with dogs and you will get fleas"....this is what happens when you make a deal with the devil(s).
But then again, I am reminded of the old saying ..."lay down with dogs and you will get fleas"....this is what happens when you make a deal with the devil(s).
re: Commie Mamdummy is now going after Amazon subcontracting delivery services
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/12/26 at 2:03 pm to JohnnyKilroy
The whole thing revolves around the Unions, and the fact that these subcontractors do not belong to the Union and therefore they are not collecting dues. There is no safety concerns here, this is all about the strongarm of the Unions and their affinity for Mandummy.
re: F-16 jets intercepting planes violating flight restrictions over Bedminster
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/10/26 at 9:55 am to Bobby OG Johnson
Had that happen to me right after 9-11. Was flying solo in a rental plane south of Nashville. The radios were crap and I did not hear the flight center reaching out to me. Evidently I did not respond and when a plane showed up next to me it got my attention. Had to make a phone call when I landed at the destination airport. Those days the military was sitting on ready and was not taking any chances.
re: Meet NYC rent strike activists
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/4/26 at 10:44 am to Da #1 Stunna
That was my thoughts exactly. If you look up loser in the dictionary it would have these people pictured beside it. Imagine relishing in the fact that you feel you should not have to pay for rent to a landlord who paid for the property and maintains it.
re: Area 51 is on Fire
Posted by DocYatesVA on 8/4/26 at 6:12 am to OU Guy
I am surprised that there is anything much to support a large fire. From the pics it looks like a desert with scattered scrub brush.
re: Fauci Hearing Live;
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/29/26 at 1:42 pm to LSU-MNCBABY
I say just subpoena anyone named in his diary that he had conversations with. They don't have pardons, and when put under pressure you can bet they will spill the beans. I am far more interested in the connection Fauci had to all of these bioweapons research and to modifications being made to the Coronavirus. They should never have been playing with these things, and he dang sure knew that it was not a natural manifestation of this disease. This pompous little turd needs to be taken to the town square and tarred / feathered.
re: Ole Miss files lawsuit against two LSU players
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/29/26 at 5:43 am to DUKE87
"petty"
Would you simply let someone off the hook for a million dollars because you felt it would be petty to ask for it when they did not put in the work they contracted to do?
These kids wanted the money, now they are learning the big boy lessons of accountability. That is the problem with the younger generation, entitlement and thinking that there are no repercussions for their actions. I hope OM wins plus damages and lawyer fees.
Would you simply let someone off the hook for a million dollars because you felt it would be petty to ask for it when they did not put in the work they contracted to do?
These kids wanted the money, now they are learning the big boy lessons of accountability. That is the problem with the younger generation, entitlement and thinking that there are no repercussions for their actions. I hope OM wins plus damages and lawyer fees.
re: On immigration, we also need to be concerned with another group
Posted by DocYatesVA on 7/24/26 at 5:38 am to DUKE87
"Who do you think cuts our grass, farm hands, industry workers and other manual labor? "
I cut my own dang grass, and if more people would do the same, get off their lazy azzes, or teach some work ethic to their children, we wouldn't have the situation we have now.
I cut my own dang grass, and if more people would do the same, get off their lazy azzes, or teach some work ethic to their children, we wouldn't have the situation we have now.
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