Monday, June 20, 2022
I would like to make a heartfelt apology to my readers.
Friday, June 17, 2022
I'm sure he will live. (probably)
Thursday, June 16, 2022
How Boomers are assholes in one tweet.
Wednesday, June 15, 2022
The housing crisis is jealous with envy.
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
I think it's funny.
Friday, June 10, 2022
820 Days in...
And still this:
When will COVID-19 start to fade away? Experts say Houston is in the midst of another surge"The wastewater right now, the COVID is just as bad as it was late August, early September, which was a major surge. It is not quite as bad as the omicron surge in early January," McDeavitt explained.
COVID concern has become less for a lot of people, but one question we would all like to know the answer to: When will this virus finally be just another sickness we have to deal with?
"I can't predict exactly when that's going to occur. I think we are probably a surge or two away from that happening. Perhaps as we get through this winter, I think it's going to be fully baked into sort of our background psyche...It's going to be with us forever. I think we are within probably weeks to months of having it just in the background like all of the other infectious diseases we always have to deal with," McDeavitt said."
I just can't take this stupidity anymore.
I'm so tired. America basically deserves what it gets at this point because of these clowns. We are living the real life Idiocracy movie.
So... this morning I log in to see wha the internets are saying and hit this article.
Diseases suppressed during Covid are coming back in new and peculiar ways.Thursday, June 09, 2022
This is not slowing down.
I'm pretty sure there was a reason our ancestors didn't decide to live with communicable diseases. The government printing GOBS of money gave the illusion that wave after wave of illness isn't going to decimate business and "living with COvid" was going to to be just fine and dandy.
I mean, seriously.... what "tools" do they have to fight a downturn at this point after handing people almost 100 grand completely tax free?
Now, we are trying to make sense of a new threat. Monkeypox has reached 15 States as of this morning. Even my county has a case now. Instead of this slowing down... it does seem to be accelerating.
While trying to make sense of all the reports - an interesting (IMO) case popped up. Because everyone is searching for pustules. This guy apparently didn't get ANY of that. Not like it matters at all because the Texas case got right on a plane from Mexico after he was told he has the POX.
Tuesday, June 07, 2022
People are poorly adapted to pain.
I find it very hard to find things to post about because i think everyone is living in a complete fantacy.
For instance....I think most of this inflation talk is bullshit. Oh - prices certainly ARE high. But what do you expect when the government FORGIVES 4.1 MILLION PPP loans. Average loan? 95,700. There is always a point in a crisis when you feel like a real chump and this is certainly it. There were many times in the housing crisis that losers got handouts. Those people squandered it anyway, and basically that's what is happening now. Everyone thinks they are a genius when the government is handing out free money. And even worse..... the requirement of PPP loan forgiveness was too spend 60% on staff.
Thursday, June 02, 2022
don't worry!
The transmission rate for monkeypox is also very low – with only about 3 per cent of contacts being infected. '
"At this time, there are no specific treatments available for monkeypox infection, but monkeypox outbreaks can be controlled. Smallpox vaccine, cidofovir, ST-246, and vaccinia immune globulin (VIG) can be used to control a monkeypox outbreak. "
Wednesday, June 01, 2022
51% of people voted for this.
Friday, May 27, 2022
He's right, but for the wrong reasons.
Every time I read ZH talk about housing I laugh. I don't know why it takes three pages to describe what happened with the housing market. I think he tries to dazzle people with bullshit.
During the pandemic they put all these protections which effectively stopped evictions and foreclosures as you can see from the following chart.
When the damn breaks - it breaks.
Lastly... endemic doesn't mean what you think it does. Endemic is a word for third world countries because they are poor or lack the skills to eradicate something.
When these viruses get into the animal reservoirs they can cross back and forth. I was just reading an article last night about house cats and COVID which they do get and can spread at least to other cats. What if your cat is an outside cat? I guess it is in the realm of possibility that some random person can get infected from their cat, who was infected from an outside cat. Seems pretty funny and farcical. Right?
Okay. Then let's look at the Avian Flu outbreak that literally no one is covering. It's been going on for months and is why eggs are so expensive. This is hitting backyard flocks and everything. No big whoop right? Buuuuuut... what if bald eagles are suddenly in the infection zone?
Bald Eagles Are Dying From Bird Flu.
We just had a pelican die off... and although I haven't heard the cause yet - it isn't fantasy that it could be avian flu.
COVID is already in the deer population. And many other animals. Apparently the pox also has animal reservoirs like prairie dogs.
So... how far do we let this get out of hand?
Memories.....
WHOATUS
A nation of liars.
It's been long enough now I can blog about this without outing the people in question.
Because of the vax mandate things became a little sketch here at the Snarkolepsy household for a little while. Employers were being forced into enforcing the government mandate. They didn't really want to. But rules are rules. Things became really close at one point.
Once the mandate was lifted I was able to get into a couple of conferences. I only went to one... but sort of a funny thing happened with the other. Said in the most sarcastic way.
This conference was still requiring a vaccine to get in. Which I understand. Their house - their rules. So I emailed them to say I needed a refund. This is the email they sent back to me.
Hello Mrs Snarkolepsy,Thursday, May 26, 2022
Stories from Mr S.
Earlier today Mr S. sends me a text saying one the of the guys in his office has come down with the COVID. I basically text him back with LOL. (People have to learn the hard way.)
When I got back to the house however he exitedly wants to tell me the story. I smile and say okay.
Him - The guy in my office was over in the UK and got COVID. And they wouldn't let him go. Well, the US wouldn't let him back in. They must still test. So it sounds like somehow he flew to Canada, and then got back into the US. He continues... he still has COVID!
And this my Friends is why the lockdowns would have never worked. People evade them. Every lockdown they did, they gave you advanced notice and people basically fled on the wind like dandelions. I have receipts early days saying this. But if you had any modicum of caution the narrative crammed on you was that you were a pussy who has been locked inside their house the whole time. Yeah.. I'm mad. I don't care what you do.. that is up to you and your GOD. But people have blown up all the easy off ramps, and now only super effed up ones remain.
We should not be letting this virus mutate. Period. Every time it hits a human it has a chance to get stronger. Our incompetent government already can't keep up with it. I just don't understand when people are going to grow tired of an endless cycle of infection. It's insanity.
Aren't we tired of winning stupid prizes yet?
But smallpox was, or is, a terrible, virulent disease. It kills one out of every three of its victims. There is no cure.
Like it or not.
Home prices are the main culprit behind that surge. By the end of 2021, home prices were 50% above their highest peak before the market downfall in 2006, CoreLogic reports."
The article goes on to say...
This is the world people want?
"It may well be that this virus now has mutated so that it's highly contagious but produces, by and large, mild illness," said Dr. William Schaffner, medical director of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases."