[icehole]

okay, that's messed up

[dickdukem]

Originally Posted by DeltaLambdaKappa ↗

That's so sad and unfortunate. Rest in peace.

I hope if someone else is at fault then he or she is punished

The accident happened Jan. 16 near 17 Mile and Ryan Road in Sterling Heights.

Police said a 73-year-old man crashed head-on into Y's minivan. The man, who also died at the scene, was speeding on the wrong side of the road, police added.

[am1984]

She still looks pretty... i mean seriously she must have been really beautiful. Don't get me wrong here.. no offence or sarcasm intended

[am1984]

0:43 that yellow ochre thing near the arm appears to be the chucked out heart of the deceased

[epiclulz]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

Achim likes to avoid boredom at his Starbucks job by watching death gore between customers. Management doesn't have a choice because they can't get a replacement worker like Achim who has already had the COVID three times and seems to have developed some immunity. They just told him not to jack off behind the counter while watching his phone screen because jizz was landing in the customers lattes...

as an essential worker who's had the covid twice...this made me lol

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by epiclulz ↗

as an essential worker who's had the covid twice...this made me lol

I sincerely hope you are fully recovered from COVID. What were your symptoms the first and second infections? My sister is a flight attendant with a major airline, she got COVID a month ago and had a fever of 103F. We found the only pharmacy with any PAXLOVID in her state, she took it within 24 hours of symptoms and her fever went down to 99F within 12 hours of starting PAXLOVID. She was recovered in a few days but very tired, the airline is only giving about a week time off for COVID for crew, so its probable sick crew are infecting passengers because they don't want to call in sick and lose their jobs / benefits. I envision lawsuits for the next few decades in virtually every industry / branch of gov.org. See what you can learn from reading Documenting Reality?

[epiclulz]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

I sincerely hope you are fully recovered from COVID. What were your symptoms the first and second infections? My sister is a flight attendant with a major airline, she got COVID a month ago and had a fever of 103F. We found the only pharmacy with any PAXLOVID in her state, she took it within 24 hours of symptoms and her fever went down to 99F within 12 hours of starting PAXLOVID. She was recovered in a few days but very tired, the airline is only giving about a week time off for COVID for crew, so its probable sick crew are infecting passengers because they don't want to call in sick and lose their jobs / benefits. I envision lawsuits for the next few decades in virtually every industry / branch of gov.org. See what you can learn from reading Documenting Reality?

First time I had it was January last year. Runny nose, loss of taste and smell, fatigue, nausea, diarrhea, and muscle pain. Lasted half a year until I got fully vaccinated. Second time was October. Just had the fatigue and diarrhea. I called in sick frequently in the months after I was first infected and got some flack for that, but had some sympathy after I explained my situation. Quit for a few months while I waited to get better. Only to get it again. Thank goodness the second round of symptoms only lasted a month or two though. I feel fine now but I'm terrified of getting it again.

[bagpuss]

You can cut the sirens, no lives to save here