I find there seems to be two types of people, those that think “someone needs to look at that” and the ones who think “I better take a look at that.”

Can we not have one positive story without bringing divisiveness into it?

A beacon of hope in these troubled times

2020 needs more of this.

Brilliant solution!

eh, ATT, Verizon, etc have been doing this for years

“This Nokia is an heirloom variety! We thought it was extinct but a few were found in the wild forests outside of Helsinki and propagated.”  It’s delicious paired with 90's nostalgia.” 

When I was a kid I was told money doesn’t grow on trees. But...uh...I guess phones do!

Ewwwwww...

Don't ever mention carpeted bathrooms again! In 2000ish we built a beautiful in-law suite in NJ for the mom from Georgia. 75% through construction she arrived up north and insisted that we carpet the bathroom, she was a very mean 80 something and I thought maybe she was joking to lighten the mood. Nope! I had to…

I dunno. I saw this today:

Agreed, but didn’t this travesty all start with Buffalo wings? Because last time I checked buffalo’s most definitely don’t have wings, so where Do they come from?? Huh?? 

Counterpoint: Boneless chicken wings are indeed an abomination that should be thrown into the deepest pit of Hell.

I hate people who are treating this as a “Either you die from COVID or you’re perfectly fine after a couple of weeks.”

I’m glad she lived. I have a close friend who went through this exact scenario, minus the hospital and doctor. We thought it was just the flu, but it ended up being so much worse. We still had no idea until later this because the pandemic had not yet been recognized.

I feel like "not going to the er because of covid" is definitely a covid-adjacent death. 

Yeah, but according to this medical doctor I married thirty-six years ago - and who has filled out her share of death certificates - when you see cause of death listed as “cardiac arrest” with no additional reasons, alarm bells should start going off in your head.

I don’t know. 100% of the time, deceased individuals also show sudden pulmonary arrest.  It’s uncanny.  One minute they’re breathing, and the next they’re not.  

“I climbed the ladder — well, I was born at the top, because my parents were rich — but why don’t you just climb the ladder like their grandparents did?” — the rich.

...the marque’s average age of clients has dropped to a near-infantile 43 years old.