How long has this blog been around? -- and still these humongous plain text URLs are posted? -- hard to believe -- all chars past the '?' are unnecessary; they are used by the host for tracking, i.e. to know the source of the traffic -- at least you can remove those maybe?
The prevalence of such symptoms has experts projecting a ‘tidal wave’ of cardiovascular cases related directly and indirectly to the coronavirus
Many 'experts' also said the vaccine was 'safe and effective' -- they said it over and over again.
In the US alone, tens of millions, maybe well more than one hundred million, people took the vaccine under an EUA -- before it was administered, all of them were (or should have been) given a release form, and they had to sign it -- on this form it clearly said the vaccine was being administered under an EUA, and that adverse reactions, including long term side effects, were possible and the nature and seriousness of these side effects could not be predicted -- oh and by the way, by signing you release the manufacturer of all liability.
I'm tempted to say that anyone that stupid deserves whatever happens to them.
"How long has this blog been around? -- and still these humongous plain text URLs are posted? -- hard to believe -- all chars past the '?' are unnecessary; they are used by the host for tracking, i.e. to know the source of the traffic -- at least you can remove those maybe?"
Wrong. Sometimes all characters past the "?" are unnecessary, but sometimes they are necessary. With the new york post, I can with confidence delete everything past the "?," but with some other outlets, that will kill the link, as I learned the hard way.
Another wave has come and gone--Michigan cases plummet 90% the last two weeks--and I never got a vaxx.
ReplyDeleteWhen's the next one?
--GRA
Holy shit.
ReplyDeleteFive months post-covid, Nicole Murphy’s heart rate is still doing strange things
How long has this blog been around? -- and still these humongous plain text URLs are posted? -- hard to believe -- all chars past the '?' are unnecessary; they are used by the host for tracking, i.e. to know the source of the traffic -- at least you can remove those maybe?
The prevalence of such symptoms has experts projecting a ‘tidal wave’ of cardiovascular cases related directly and indirectly to the coronavirus
Many 'experts' also said the vaccine was 'safe and effective' -- they said it over and over again.
In the US alone, tens of millions, maybe well more than one hundred million, people took the vaccine under an EUA -- before it was administered, all of them were (or should have been) given a release form, and they had to sign it -- on this form it clearly said the vaccine was being administered under an EUA, and that adverse reactions, including long term side effects, were possible and the nature and seriousness of these side effects could not be predicted -- oh and by the way, by signing you release the manufacturer of all liability.
I'm tempted to say that anyone that stupid deserves whatever happens to them.
But I won't.
"How long has this blog been around? -- and still these humongous plain text URLs are posted? -- hard to believe -- all chars past the '?' are unnecessary; they are used by the host for tracking, i.e. to know the source of the traffic -- at least you can remove those maybe?"
ReplyDeleteWrong. Sometimes all characters past the "?" are unnecessary, but sometimes they are necessary. With the new york post, I can with confidence delete everything past the "?," but with some other outlets, that will kill the link, as I learned the hard way.
I accept your humble apology...I think.