Quote from: David L on July 27, 2023, 09:03:47 AMScience is never settled.

True, but until somethings falls up I will take gravity as truth.

As for Covid: I took the shots, felt a bit oozy like with a flue shot and moved on. I have in no way felt my rights were in any danger, and in truth, was not at all unhappy personally during the whole ordeal. I generally don't like people anyway - as in general population. So many seem to be of the Waldorf & Stedler stature, feeding off of each others frenzy.

Anyway, today is sh!t weather, I am working from home and lunch is still an hour away. Sad state of affairs really, mainly because I am hungry.

if it's any consolation , you're probably not really hungry.  It's just ghrelin, the hunger hormone, telling your brain that you are.  Human bodies are designed to be capable of going for long periods without food;  so if dinner is still a while off tell ghrelin to piss off! 

Quote from: dom on July 27, 2023, 12:10:12 PMif it's any consolation , you're probably not really hungry.  It's just ghrelin, the hunger hormone, telling your brain that you are.  Human bodies are designed to be capable of going for long periods without food;  so if dinner is still a while off tell ghrelin to piss off! 

shoo, let me enjoy my lunch in peace hormone man  I am releasing my inner ghrelin

Or try ghrelin some cheese on toast immediately to stave off the pangs until lunch.😁 Incidentally known as toasted cheese in my neck of the woods, or roasted cheese if you travel eastwards. My English girlfriend hated those descriptions back in the day.

Cheese on toast IS lunch, well dinner here in the Breakfast, Dinner, Tea part of the world

I'm starved, off to make some toasted cheese cobs.

Cheese and crackers for me. Missed elevenses - I'm HANGRY!

Cheese on toast over here is called a 'Tosti', usually goes with ham & cheese actually.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/08/01/lockdown-harmed-emotional-development-almost-half-children/

In my mothers care home again, all inmates bar my mother have it.

Quote from: Nick on August 01, 2023, 06:43:21 PMIn my mothers care home again, all inmates bar my mother have it.

Let's hope it stays that way

The World Health Organisation acknowledge excess deaths:

https://www.who.int/data/stories/global-excess-deaths-associated-with-covid-19-january-2020-december-2021

Quote from: David L link=msg=15555 date=1690917782 >:(

Quote from: Nick on August 01, 2023, 06:43:21 PMIn my mothers care home again, all inmates bar my mother have it.

Let's hope it stays that way

Quote from: Nick on August 01, 2023, 06:43:21 PMIn my mothers care home again, all inmates bar my mother have it.

Spoke too soon

Quote from: Nick on August 03, 2023, 03:54:39 PM

Quote from: David L link=msg=15555 date=1690917782 >:(

Quote from: Nick on August 01, 2023, 06:43:21 PMIn my mothers care home again, all inmates bar my mother have it.

Let's hope it stays that way

Quote from: Nick on August 01, 2023, 06:43:21 PMIn my mothers care home again, all inmates bar my mother have it.

Spoke too soon

Sorry to hear that. I hope she makes a quick recovery

Quote from: David L on August 03, 2023, 10:40:33 AMThe World Health Organisation acknowledge excess deaths:

https://www.who.int/data/stories/global-excess-deaths-associated-with-covid-19-january-2020-december-2021

We've known about the excess deaths for a long time. We also know the highly probable cause: COVID-19.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-12370977/The-Covid-Inquiry-never-admit-strong-pandemic-plan-went-wrong-Leftie-scientists-panicky-politicians-writes-PROFESSOR-ROBERT-DINGWALL.html