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Old 07-30-2020, 06:55 PM
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Which means he most likely contracted it two to four days after the rally. Rally was on the 20th, symptoms on the 29th, hospitalization on the 1st.

I quote AP again, for emphasis: "It’s not clear when or where he was infected." There was no contract tracing performed to figure out where/when he got it.
https://www.boston25news.com/news/tr...HIYJHT35447AU/

"Day 7: It is on this day that people who have been experiencing persistent chest pain or pressure, shortness of breath and bluish lips or face are admitted to the hospital."

Fifth day (median) after exposure is Day 1, when symptoms first appear. Do the math, skippy. VERY HIGH likelihood he got it at Donny's idiotic rally, where no one around him was wearing a mask. Really, really stupid thing to do.
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"Day 7: It is on this day that people who have been experiencing persistent chest pain or pressure, shortness of breath and bluish lips or face are admitted to the hospital."
nonsense
Fifth day (median) after exposure is Day 1, when symptoms first appear. Do the math, skippy. VERY HIGH likelihood he got it at Donny's idiotic rally, where no one around him was wearing a mask. Really, really stupid thing to do.
These are all averaged numbers and anyone without an 'agenda' would easily realize that. It's this hairsplitting pedantic nonsense from Trump's more ardent supporters is what gets my goat. It's childish and juvenile.
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Old 07-30-2020, 07:04 PM
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These are all averaged numbers and anyone without an 'agenda' would easily realize that. It's this hairsplitting pedantic nonsense from Trump's more ardent supporters is what gets my goat. It's childish and juvenile.
Goes without saying; anyone ignorant enough to be a Trumpkin IS childish and juvenile...
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Old 07-30-2020, 07:08 PM
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Goes without saying; anyone ignorant enough to be a Trumpkin IS childish and juvenile...
Not to mention churlish and a buffoon. Effin' Gamergaters.
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Old 07-30-2020, 07:09 PM
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Not to mention churlish and a buffoon. Effin' Gamergaters.
So these new clowns came from some computer gaming forum?! That explains a LOT, lol.
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Now after the months of exposure to relevant apparent facts. It saddens one to think propagating a falsehood in favor of a gain. Still is being put forth with gusto.

This death was preventable and should be condemned.

Sad day for all of us.
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Old 07-30-2020, 07:43 PM
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Why is this soooo important to you, Skippy?
Because people insist on creating connections that haven't been established.

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https://www.boston25news.com/news/tr...HIYJHT35447AU/

"Day 7: It is on this day that people who have been experiencing persistent chest pain or pressure, shortness of breath and bluish lips or face are admitted to the hospital."

Fifth day (median) after exposure is Day 1, when symptoms first appear. Do the math, skippy. VERY HIGH likelihood he got it at Donny's idiotic rally, where no one around him was wearing a mask. Really, really stupid thing to do.
Why do you think I said "two to four days after the rally?" I'm very aware symptoms usually present on day 5-7. June 29 minus 7 = June 22; June 29 minus 5 = June 24. Rally was on June 20. [thinkaboutit.jpg]

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This death was preventable and should be condemned.
Only for those willing and able to hide in their ivory towers.
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So these new clowns came from some computer gaming forum?! That explains a LOT, lol.
I spent many, many hours way back in the 'aughts playing MS Flight Simulator and MS Combat Fight Simulator. The wife thought it would be funny to buy me a case, PS and motherboard one xmas. I quote her, "You build shit, here build a desktop". A pile of c-notes later I had double video cards on a blazing MB with as much memory as I could stuff in it. Bought a processor that could actually handle Combat Flight Simulator without stuttering or locking up entirely and had a ball. Killer framerates on that desktop. Killed me some fuggin' Nazis like there was no tomorrow.

Never did hang out at any gamer forums.

Then I got bored to tears with it and found AudioKarma to my eternal bliss in '08. Some old redneck named Jaymanaa got me interested in vacuum tube amplification and I got my first Magnavox amp 175. Now I'm pushing a pair of Magnavox amp 150 biamped monoblocks with 30 watts per channel from circa 1957. All refurbed and brought up to modern safety specs by moi and the good folk at AK.

I sure do miss old TwoDogs aka Jaymanaa. We used to joke about some California hippy showing up to his yearly TwangFest in Kansas. I threatened to build a human launching trebuchet on the dock at the CCC built lake where his house stood but it never came to pass. RIP Jay, you are missed.

There is something special about a pair of MCM looking tube amps sporting Russian 6V6GT power tubes and Mullard front end tubes. 12AT7s for the parallel push pull bass amp and 6AT6 SE treble amp on a single chassis. They were Magnavox's top of the line back in '57 and they sound great to this old nail pounder's ears though a pair of JBL L80t3s set up for nearfield listening. (grin)

Anyways, where was I?
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Old 07-30-2020, 08:52 PM
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I spent many, many hours way back in the 'aughts playing MS Flight Simulator and MS Combat Fight Simulator. The wife thought it would be funny to buy me a case, PS and motherboard one xmas. I quote her, "You build shit, here build a desktop". A pile of c-notes later I had double video cards on a blazing MB with as much memory as I could stuff in it. Bought a processor that could actually handle Combat Flight Simulator without stuttering or locking up entirely and had a ball. Killer framerates on that desktop. Killed me some fuggin' Nazis like there was no tomorrow.

Never did hang out at any gamer forums.

Then I got bored to tears with it and found AudioKarma to my eternal bliss in '08. Some old redneck named Jaymanaa got me interested in vacuum tube amplification and I got my first Magnavox amp 175. Now I'm pushing a pair of Magnavox amp 150 biamped monoblocks with 30 watts per channel from circa 1957. All refurbed and brought up to modern safety specs by moi and the good folk at AK.

I sure do miss old TwoDogs aka Jaymanaa. We used to joke about some California hippy showing up to his yearly TwangFest in Kansas. I threatened to build a human launching trebuchet on the dock at the CCC built lake where his house stood but it never came to pass. RIP Jay, you are missed.

There is something special about a pair of MCM looking tube amps sporting Russian 6V6GT power tubes and Mullard front end tubes. 12AT7s for the parallel push pull bass amp and 6AT6 SE treble amp on a single chassis. They were Magnavox's top of the line back in '57 and they sound great to this old nail pounder's ears though a pair of JBL L80t3s set up for nearfield listening. (grin)

Anyways, where was I?
Haha yeah where were you? Like it
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Old 07-30-2020, 09:05 PM
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Goes without saying; anyone ignorant enough to be a Trumpkin IS childish and juvenile...
Who on this forum is childish and juvenile?
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