Posted on 07/15/2020 1:49:06 PM PDT by LouieFisk
Exactly.
“All The Urban Legends That Is Fit To Print.”
Wait. Weren’t we recently told that “urban” is racist?
“Heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend who heard from another you’ve been messing around”...
Aye, por favor-it is just the latest urban legend...
I pointed all this out when it was posted earlier.
If it were real the name, the party, others also infected at the same party etc...would be known or under investigation.
But it was an anecdote by a hospital administrator with zero actual information.
You mean, What does the leftist porn star and her tax evader husband say?
No pictures with this story. You may be thinking of this one, which is a genuine:
https://www.the-sun.com/news/647139/virginia-pastor-dies-coronavirus-mardi-gras/
Like that one reporter(?) who said he went through terrible pain and stuff with COVID and lied about it - never happened; even had fake pictures.
“But it was an anecdote by a hospital administrator with zero actual information.”
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The woman should be fired - unless she can come up with something tangible on this.
“... did not have any information “that would confirm (or deny)” that such an event had happened there”
They certainly would know if a 30 year old died of Wuflu.
Fake but Accurate
Ha ha! They should issue corrections:
Some of the incidental details in our one of our recent stories entitled "Trump Lies Again" were capable of being independently verified. The Times regrets the lack of error.
Leni
Good post.
11/03/20
Or, at the end of every news story, just print the word: “not!”.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30243-7/fulltext
This one says time from onset of symptoms to death was 17.8 days. 95% CI was 16.9 - 19.2). A standard deviation of 0.5 day would make this scenario essentially impossible.
Even a sd of 2 days would make it one in a billion.
Also incubation (time from infection to symptoms) is 2-14 days.
Yeah, 4 days would be more believable.
LOL, was this the one where the guy’s last words to some doctor or nurse were “I thought it was a hoax!” or something like that?
Hahahahahaha
I had read a story about younger people creating gambling pools on which of them would get covid first. Of course, that too could be totally fake news.
FWIW, I don’t think anybody believes covid is a hoax. If the events recounted are true, more than likely he thought that a “covid party” was the hoax, not that covid itself was a hoax.
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