Again, i don't think you have a job so I can see why you say that. Speaking of leeches, not only do we pay for our bandwidth but I'm pretty sure we subsidized yours along with the roof over your head.

who is going to watch tucker with me tonight?

Who the fuck you think you are?
Honestly i'm not interested in sharing personal informations, your trans-faux-news obsessions topics are just ugly, like a black audi.

I am duffman.

Your class envy has been on display for quite a while. I don't hate on the car your mother drives you around in (let's be real you probably don't have one). What do you have against audis?

think he has a problem with the color more than anything else, it’s clear to everyone sauceman66606060666 has class envy and racism flowing through his surrendering veins

This post was edited by excellence on Oct 13 2020 07:34pm

racist

I'm 29 and I am unsure how to calculate body fat. Haven't done it since middle school Health class. I'm 5'10 and I just weighed myself at 209. I'm a bit dehydrated so I'd throw some extra weight on there. Not sure how much though. I'm not really a fat guy. I have a little pudge and I have a double chin but outside of that I'm in decent shape.

Here's something else I find interesting about COVID. The long-term symptoms were not what I expected. When I was at the top of my COVID infection I had zero appetite to eat. We're three weeks after I have tested positive now and that zero appetite hit me again. I haven't really had any for the last two days. I've forced myself to eat because I know I need it for energy but I can't get a lot down. The nausea came back and it's intermittent. Yesterday I pulled up my basement carpet which was actually a lot easier than I anticipated. I still had several moments where my vision was fuzzy and went dark. At one point if I had not sat down I honestly believe I would have lost consciousness. I called my doctor and they're having me watch these symptoms. If they persist past a few days they want me to come back in so they can run tests or whatever. My doc says it's more than likely just from COVID. He says a lot of people are reporting long-term symptoms such as fatigue, no appetite, etc.

I get the whole not wanting to wear a mask thing. It sucks. I would argue that it's a hell of a lot better than COVID though. I wore my mask and took social distancing seriously but still got it. I'm assuming it was from the positive case at my employer before I contracted it and that individual did not take mask wearing and social distancing seriously. I don't know though because I am not privy to other employees medical information. I also could have very easily contracted it by touching a surface at a gas station, etc. I don't know and won't ever know for sure. Just be safe out there guys. Even if you're against the mask mandate you can still help prevent spread by washing your hands and disinfecting surfaces regularly and after each person. If I could do it all over again I would have been a lot more careful with what I touched. Shit sucks. I'm one of the lucky ones because I'm getting paid. A lot of you aren't in the same boat so 2+ weeks off means 2+ weeks without pay. Think about that.

This post was edited by MizzouFTW on Oct 14 2020 10:21am

You're obese, so it's no wonder you got put in the hospital from it despite being 29 years old.

yes! all people with BMI over 35 should die!
good logic

You must either be very dumb or a non-native English speaker to arrive at that conclusion from what I posted.

On the contrary, I would like the public to regulate their weight so their bodies are better equipped to survive a COVID infection.