ooh crafting in a video game.
you got me bro. LOL

nothing pisses me off more than people on a diablo 2 trading forum playing diablo 2

one joke

Meanwhile....
There have been several known flu pandemics throughout history.
Some were more widespread in specific parts of the world, but the impact of a pandemic is usually felt, at least to some degree, worldwide.
1889 Russian flu pandemic: Resulted in about 1 million flu deaths.
1918 Spanish flu pandemic: Responsible for at least 50 million flu deaths, including about 675,000 in the U.S. The flu infected about a third of the world's population.
1957 Asian flu pandemic: Tallied some 1.1 million flu deaths, including about 116,000 in the U.S.
1968 Hong Kong flu pandemic: Led to 1 million flu deaths, with 100,000 in the U.S.
2009 H1N1 flu pandemic: Between 8,870 and 18,300 deaths in the United States, and up to 575,000 deaths worldwide, were seen during the first year.

Ill bet a lot of those dead people from the past would of taken an available vax..
have NO clue what your point is.

Allow me to clue you in.
Birddog said was the flu.
You countered with saying 800k deaths.
I showed large deaths from the flu has happened repeatedly before.

Let me know if that helps to clear it up.
Always willing to slow it down for you.
No child left behind.

Almost every citizen knows there have been previous pandemics.
What is your actual point? Yes everyone knows people have also died.
To my point AGAIN. I bet they wish they had access to a working VAX.

My actual point is to show my agreement with birddog.
Covid is nothing more than the flu.
Using data to prove my point.
In hopes you and others realize you are being lied to.

You carb loading today?

Its more than the flu.. is the 800k hard to understand? that's WITH vax/measures
It not more than some previous.. IE your list.
thanks for posting the same point over and over
my point is we HAVE options now, I'm sure the other people WISH they would of had the choice..
Or maybe they would of died to prove FrREdOM also..
lol

So what about the chapter on intersex individuals? Or the chapter on gender expression being variable across cultures?