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Same here.

No mumps, no measles, no chicken pox, no nothing, thank you.

I really thought I had it in March, but had antibody test, and it was negative.
I don't do any precautions.
I walk in the woods with bees, rattlers, bears, and an occasional falling tree. I can't see fearing life.

I agree. Aside from having to wear a dork mask as a condition of going into a few stores, I have not changed my routine aside from avoiding states with more restrictive rules.

I could probably survive herpes, but I’m not going to go out and try to get it.

My Grandma is in her mid 80’s and has 2 Biden signs in her yard. She’s a union democrat from way back.

She scared of the kung flu and refuses to get on with her life.

What’s your excuse?

Day 12 for me (since my first day of symptoms). Still sucks, no taste or smell yet.

Hope things start getting better for you soon.

Get well soon, Viking.

For me, no. I'm not going to out and licking door handles like some of you dipchits to catch it.

I am taking reasonable precautions to stay healthy. If I get it, I hope I am not one of the ones that have long term disability from it. But I don't lose sleep over it.

I am a healthy 45 year old. I get out every day, run errands, eat out, shoot at the range, hunt, etc.

Prior to this year the duck used to lick door knobs.

Just imagine making it 45 years on this planet before you learned to not lick doorknobs. Just [bleep]’n imagine that.

Hoping to drag some of your idiot resident trolls out of their single wides for some fun?

GFY, dumbazz.

mumps, check
Measles, check
chicken pox, check
rubella, check.
vibrio, check
pneumonia, check

Vaccinated for the serious stuff, polio, whooping cough, tetanus, diphtheria. The only one I somehow missed out on was small pox.

Don't want any part of getting sick.

I KNEW I was on to something!

Local University warns students not to intentionally expose themselves to C19 in hopes of higher plasma donation payout:

https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/coronavirus/article246413275.html

"Brigham Young University-Idaho has a strong message for students: Do not intentionally expose yourself or others to COVID-19 in hopes of getting paid more for your plasma.

In an official notice emailed Monday, the university said that it condemns the behavior and that such actions leave administrators “deeply troubled.” The message stated the university is looking for evidence that such conduct is happening among the student body.

“Students who are determined to have intentionally exposed themselves or others to the virus will be immediately suspended from the university and may be permanently dismissed,” the statement says.

Eastern Idaho Public Health spokeswoman Mimi Taylor said the health district has also heard rumors of such activity, but has nothing to substantiate any alleged actions.

Madison County, where BYU-Idaho is located, has the highest COVID-19 infection rate across the health district. As of Sunday evening, there were 326 active cases in the county. Last week, a change in the health district’s COVID-19 response plan moved the area into the high-risk level.

The outbreak is so bad that data collected and updated by The New York Times lists the Rexburg area as having the highest number of new cases, relative to its population, in the past two weeks.

Intentionally getting Covid-19 would be dancing with the devil and hoping it's not too bad.

CSBCS? (College Students Being College Students)

Well, duh.... but word on the street is they are paying $200 a suck, or $600 a week. Not bad for 8 hrs of playing games on your phone.....

I'm on day 14, didn't loose smell or taste that I can tell but my nose doesn't work very good anymore anyway. I'm still a bit low on energy, but my lungs feel better. I'd wake up at 4:00 am feeling like I almost couldn't breath, hack a bunch of chit up. Other than a fever and the chits a few days, that's been it. Made the 1/3 mile round trip to the mailbox and was winded just doing that. I've had worse flu, but this seems to drag on a bit longer for me.

A pretty athletic 20 something male my wife works with is in the same boat as me, while a 60 yr old out of shape female breezes through with hardly a symptom. Strange chit.

$600 a week?

Maybe I kneed to go bac to skule.

That would be a nice supplement to my retirement.