He is a stay at home dad changing diapers while his wife supports the family.
Trust the Science
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Imagine voting for Joe Biden because you thought a new president could get rid of a virus, LMAO its a ******* virus moron
Don’t forget the record amount of kickbacks from federal government and insurances.
For example, Thomas Memorial in South Charleston bought out St. Francis Hospital is downtown Charleston like 7 years ago. Thomas became well known for being in debt and came very close to defaulting on their loans and it being sold off. Luckily for them, they ended up turning St. Francis into a “Covid patients only” place, and miraculously their debt finally got paid off after years and years of being close to being taken over due to default on debt.
Anytime a hospital cries they are hurting, they are not. It’s them wanting to flip their optics to something else. Just like CAMC using the National Guard because of a “nursing shortage”. No, they use them right now because of their vaccine mandates that are forcing people to quit and the fact that they will get more kickbacks using vaccinated national guard members doing things instead of hiring nurses or other support staff.
Ruby is using NG members too. If it was a nursing shortage why are they only using the NG for administrative support? Ruby has less than 100 covid cases. It's free labor. Not really free labor but taxpayer funded labor.
My wife's hospital has staffing problems but nothing to do with covid (in hospital)..retirements and nurses leaving for cushy doctor office jobs, nurses calling off because they have covid, their kids school is closed, ect...
99% percent are vaccinated and had covid but dont matter
Yeah. It's not just hospitals but nurses worth a **** who can handle the travel are getting paid to travel on contracts for good money.
In the business world we are dealing with hiring because some folks only want to work from home now. Add covid and school closures and it is a busy time for those of us available. It works well for me because I get paid well for overtime.
My wife gets nice bonuses because of the nursing shortage. She told them to pound sand on the mandate.
@Darth_VadEER ...
My "apologies" to YOU Sir...because early on for some reason when I first noticed you blogging on here, I mistakenly took you for some "metrosexual" Lefty trying to prove your exalted status above us deplorable Trumpers.
I was wrong about you my Man...and I apologize for the way I came at you in our brief give-n-takes. Your dismemberment of our resident "Truth seeker" boomboom521 is not only spot on, but irreverently hilarious. You have his phony act nailed, and you did it with good humor and incisive wit which only enhances the comedic value.
Well done Sir....immensely readable. [thumbsup]
My "apologies" to YOU Sir...because early on for some reason when I first noticed you blogging on here, I mistakenly took you for some "metrosexual" Lefty trying to prove your exalted status above us deplorable Trumpers.
I was wrong about you my Man...and I apologize for the way I came at you in our brief give-n-takes. Your dismemberment of our resident "Truth seeker" boomboom521 is not only spot on, but irreverently hilarious. You have his phony act nailed, and you did it with good humor and incisive wit which only enhances the comedic value.
Well done Sir....immensely readable. [thumbsup]
I'm thinking about starting a thread series based on the boom boom character I've created....its like a struggling Sherlock holmes mixed with some Jake Tapper and Rachel Maddow.
Teacher is better? Reading into the type a little bit too much. Im not even a good teacher yet
No doubt you could master it! Your posts to him are flat out side splitting! :joy:
We're having trouble keeping service techs working because some are refusing to go inside customer's vehicles for fear of picking up dangerous pathogens. You can't even fix a car without driving it into a service stall, and some of our line techs are refusing to get inside cars until/unless they're "decontaminated"! Who's got time for all that?
What a mess!
I'm gonna make fun of you either way but yeah, teacher is better...nothing wrong with saying you're a teacher.
Educator is unnecessary and hoity-toity.
Even in your phony self serving humility...your arrogant self assurance comes percolating through...
"I'm not even a good teacher yet" (the operational future perfect phrase for this display of narcissistic snobbery is ''yet')'. As if to affirm the inevitability of your proscribed self assessment? And who pray tell will pass that ultimate judgement when you reach the majestic heights of perfection in your chosen profession?
Why none other than "nowhere man" himself don't 'ya know?
"making all his nowhere plans for nobody"
I don't have a problem with him choosing to stay home and help care for his kids (day care is horribly expensive these days) I just feel sorry for them once he opens his mouth trying to "educate" them!
Poor little kids.
Your kids deserve your best. I'm sure you will give that to them.
(hope so anyway)
Tell them to turn the heat on high for 15 minutes.....We're having trouble keeping service techs working because some are refusing to go inside customer's vehicles for fear of picking up dangerous pathogens. You can't even fix a car without driving it into a service stall, and some of our line techs are refusing to get inside cars until/unless they're "decontaminated"! Who's got time for all that?
What a mess!
What would the death toll be for the vaccine if they count the abortions it takes to make it ?
Unless I'm wrong, they are making it with abortions
We're asking our detail shop to wipe 'em down and spray 'em down with disinfectant if a Tech complains. It just slows down the process of getting the vehicles serviced as quickly as possible and getting our customers on their way as quickly as we can. Some of these are just coming in for routine oil changes and scheduled maintenance services...it's a real pain when we have to stop everything just to get the vehicles "disinfected"
We are not being told so much about these so called "vaccines" roadtrasheer that quite frankly it's all the "secrecy" behind them that keeps me skeptical if they really are safe? When we read some of the numbers @Brushy Bill, @Gunny46, and @WVU82 have been putting up on our forum...then you'd have to be a complete mind numbed fool to trust what they're telling us about the vaccine's so called effectiveness or safety. The true concerns anyone should have about these so called "vaccines" is what we're NOT being told about them.
Good Lord!
Apart from a minority of professional gamers, speedrunning is a hobby, and the community is moderated by volunteers. Science is, well, science: a crucially important endeavor that we need to get right, a prestige industry employing hundreds of thousands of paid, dedicated, smart people, submitting their research to journals run by enormously profitable publishing companies.
Perhaps the very status of science is what makes its practitioners reluctant to pursue fraudsters: Not only do scientists find it difficult to imagine that their peers or colleagues could be making up the data, but questioning a suspect data set could result in anything from extended frustration and social awkwardness to the destruction of someone’s career. You can see why so many scientists, who hope for a quiet life where they can pursue their own research, aren’t motivated to grasp the nettle.
But the consequences of ignoring fraud can be drastic too, and whole evidence bases, sometimes for medical treatments, can be polluted by fraudulent studies. The entire purpose of the scientific endeavor is brought into question if its gatekeepers—the reviewers and editors and others who are supposed to be the custodians of scientific probity—are so often presented with evidence of fraud and so often fail to take action.
If unpaid Minecraft mods can produce a 29-page mathematical analysis of Dream’s contested run, then scientists and editors can find the time to treat plausible fraud allegations with the seriousness they deserve. If the maintenance of integrity can become such a crucial interest for a community of gaming hobbyists, then it can be the same for a community of professional researchers. And if the speedrunning world can learn lessons from so many cases of cheating, there’s no excuse for scientists who fail to do the same.