echinopsis posted:

I looked at some immunology poo poo and it does seem that our own human immune response might be very strain specific, so it's perhaps not effective at fighting similar strains. (we learn how to fight only a very specific strain and not it's close brothers)

that said, creating vaccines is not the same as our body learning how to fight something, it's entirely possible that we create a vaccine that generates an immune response that's effective against multiple coronavirus strains, that our body wouldn't necessarily generate simply by exposed to the virus itself.

fart simpson posted:

yeah well im a product manager and read some tweets and i disagree. vaccines aren’t possible here

FMguru posted:

our genius overlords want your sucker asses back in the office

https://twitter.com/BrianRoemmele/status/1254975781396045824

Knuc U Kinte posted:

all of yospos is pure distilled day crew.

President Beep posted:

what does this mean?

echinopsis posted:

nice facts mate can I get some fries with that

Broken Machine posted:

covidishly should be a word. it's the quality or state of being covidish, or otherwise related to covid

the boorish man coughed covidishly in the discount auto parts store

Broken Machine posted:

the boorish man coughed covidishly in the discount auto parts store

President Beep posted:

what does this mean?

Sagebrush posted:

Two women here last week went into a Walgreens and started stealing stuff while coughing loudly and saying they had covid to keep the staff away. They got arrested and are now being charged by the FBI with robbery affecting interstate commerce, which is a $250,000 fine and 20 years in jail. Lol

abigserve posted:

hmm, my entire workforce is currently working remotely, what conclusion is there to draw...plastic dividers. of course, it was so obvious

FAT32 SHAMER posted:

someone did that in detroit and got a terrorism charge lol

Knuc U Kinte posted:

I just noticed that this thread is called the day crew thread. fyi, all of yospos is pure distilled day crew.

Knuc U Kinte posted:

it means everyone loves to talk about their lunch and their jobs and their sexy wives

Knuc U Kinte posted:

it means everyone loves to talk about their lunch and their jobs and their sexy wives

DELETE CASCADE posted:

don't post in this forum anymore

graph posted:

Jonny 290 posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0JvF9vpqx8

Broken Machine posted:

covidishly should be a word. it's the quality or state of being covidish, or otherwise related to covid

the boorish man coughed covidishly in the discount auto parts store

Stereotype posted:

Covid Karen is this pandemic's Typhoid Mary

it would be better if it was a man's name but I can't think of a stereotypical male republican name that has caught on like Karen has.

Schadenboner posted:

"Ron"?

Stereotype posted:

Imagine the Parks and Recreation characters dealing with this situation.

Ron Swanson: "It is my God given right as an American to not wear any sort of mask *cough cough*"

Jerry: *Dies from the rona because he is obese*

Rest of cast: "Oh Jerry you goofball"

Schadenboner posted:

I don't know what that is but I've legit never met a "Ron" born after November 1980 who wasn't at least chud-descended. The name is A Choice.

Stereotype posted:

In the last season of that show Amy Poehler's character has a huge falling out with Ron because he builds an apartment building where her friend's house used to be and she gets incredibly mad about it because she hates the idea that anything could possibly change for her personally, despite having fought valiantly for change for everyone else for the entire series. The politics on that show were bad

Roosevelt posted:

she also has a lady boner for joe biden

Stereotype posted:

In the last season of that show Amy Poehler's character has a huge falling out with Ron because he builds an apartment building where her friend's house used to be and she gets incredibly mad about it because she hates the idea that anything could possibly change for her personally, despite having fought valiantly for change for everyone else for the entire series. The politics on that show were bad


It's the office but about a small town parks department and it was pretty funny, but Ron Swanson was a stoic libertarian who often did wildly irresponsible and out-of-character things just because he said he could because This Is America

Stereotype posted:

Imagine the Parks and Recreation characters dealing with this situation.

echinopsis posted:

fuckin hated how they shat on jerry. like family guy with meg. it's such low cheap humour

parks and rec was kinda good but not really very funny, despite being a comedy.

echinopsis posted:

fuckin hated how they shat on jerry. like family guy with meg. it's such low cheap humour

parks and rec was kinda good but not really very funny, despite being a comedy.

Endless Mike posted:

you won't have to imagine. they're doing a special on thursday.

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also he canonically has a huge dick

Endless Mike posted:

they shat on him but also he was the only one who was able to separate work from real life, where he was happily married, working towards retirement, then was loved so much they made him eternal mayor. also he canonically has a huge dick

qirex posted:

he got shat on by all the broke brained weirdos then got to go home to brooke shields so yeah, the lesson of parks and rec is is horrible people are more entertaining than nice ones

Stereotype posted:

I always thought the joke was that, even though they made fun of him, Jerry had his life together more than anyone else in the show. He had a wonderful family, a steady secure and well paying job for his entire life, and was just really comfortable with himself and his identity. All the other characters just careened between personal and professional catastrophes but Jerry was basically always fine.

Donna was also sort of like this but she had generational wealth.