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Warbird82

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  1. No doubt...you would think that with all the research dollars that pour into AU someone could discover a cure for JABA!
  2. I disagree...a press conference would have fed the media fire more. Best to put this to bed and move on.
  3. When you do something that no one else is doing...it is the definition of unique. I loved the way it was handled and presented...and it looks like the recruits felt the same way.
  4. Yes he does...saw him in 1972 at Legion Field...with Three Dog Night!
  5. Can we just get him for S & C coach...
  6. Actually, I think Harsin early on has said that he will not be talking about the vaccine status of himself or anyone else in the program...it's private. The fact that the University may have a new policy has no bearing on his initial stance on the subject. The press can ask all kinds of questions, but if it involves his or anyone else's vax status, the answer should be the same. To do otherwise would be unprincipled and do more harm to his rep than this. Take a stance, then hold your ground!
  7. And it could be that Harsin is mum on the vaccine to support those on the team that are not vaxed for whatever their reason may be. Honestly, I want someone who is going to stick up for our guys.
  8. Goodman is a Finebaum wannabe...except PF can actually write a good story. Goodman was getting is rear handed to him for the POS article last week. Finebaum would have stood by the story and made you like it...he wouldn't have resorted to a puff piece to get his butt out of the proverbial sling.
  9. Not sure you could really call him a fraud...he thought he was good. "Remember Jerry, its not a lie if you believe it". --George Costanza
  10. Anything but a bubble screen! Please...not that!
  11. How did that happen with no facemask to block your vision?
  12. That’s a legit question…if I’m not mistaken, each person who gets the virus has a unique reaction, for them. What I mean is not everyone has the same level of antibodies in reaction to the virus. If you are using the plasma of infected survivors, you want a high level of antibodies in the plasma since you are treating severely ill victims to supercharge their immune system…I mean really crank it up since they’re in real jeopardy of dying. This is probably why they were screening donors.
  13. You defeated your own argument…why do you think the drugs work on the mutated AIDS virus? Maybe because it is less virulent than the original? The mission of any virus is to spread…to propagate the species if you will. If it mutates to a more virulent version it’s self-defeating.
  14. I’m pretty sure that if you have the antibodies they don’t go away. The antibodies are markers for this specific virus. They simply tell the right “attack cells” where to go and what to attack. There were several reasons why the initial virus was so virulent, especially with the elderly (weakened immune systems due to age). For others it was because our antibodies didn’t recognize it…so one’s body was late reacting or it over reacted by throwing everything at the virus including the kitchen sink (causing severe swelling, especially in the respiratory system). The younger you are the stronger your immune system…this is why the virus has less of an effect on this demographic. Bottom line: if you are in the high risk group, get the vaccine. If you’ve had the virus, you’re probably in the clear. If you haven’t had either, protect yourself.
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