2,750 TONNES, not pounds. That’s 6 million pounds...

Wasn’t WTC concrete?

How is the building right next it it still (largely) standing?

My mother-in-law had her 80th birthday party earlier this year (before lockdown). The manageress at the venue asked her if her secret was clean living. The whole room pissed themselves laughing. All she’s ever done is drink and smoke her whole life. ... more »

My buddy has been drinking beer regularly since the virus came on the scene. He’s not caught Covid at all. And he’s not dead either. Not even a little bit. Theres the problem in making claims without going through the proper studies and trials.

Wow, that was a long read. Cliff notes: Hydroxychloroquine cures 99% of Covid-19 cases. (But 99% of people survive Covid-19 if not treated with anything) Is that about it?

Thank you. She is. And I certainly am. No idea where she got her smarts from. I’m just a dumb motocross racer. Hmmm, maybe lends credence to her being a Reptilian after all.

I do remember Sophie saying that the mechanics of how it will work are standard, and there is no reason to think that it won’t be successful. However protocol dictates that it needs to go through testing. That means inoculating X people with the vaccine ... more »

I did, but it was better covered in the video already posted here. (The one from Sarah somebody at Oxford, who Sophie knows). However my recollection of what she said is as follows. Essentially the Coronavirus has spikes on the outside which make it ... more »

I’m gonna bet my daughter (who incidentally has herself been published in The Lancett) might know more about viruses than our elected officials. Unless she’s a Reptilian. How can I check?

‘I could care less’ springs to mind.

D’uh! The package would have an Alpha Centauri postmark!!!

Yep. She’s an actual PhD (well, strictly speaking it is ‘Dphil’ if you study at Oxford), and she worked specifically on viruses (HIV was her specialty). Currently she works for the WHO. So I’m inclined to trust her opinion more than a kook ‘doctor’ who ... more »

Interesting. Do you work in this field?

Asked my virologist daughter this afternoon about Hydroxychloroquine. She laughed. She explained to me (which I will try and relay but probably not as eloquently as she did) that Hydroxychloroquine is an existing treatment for Malaria. It’s been used ... more »

Isn’t the 12 thing (time and imperial measurements and currency etc) because 12 is divisible into more whole numbers (6,4,3,2,1) than 10 (5,2,1)?

1 stone = 14 pounds. Why? Nobody knows. But we all refer to our weight as X stone, Y pounds. Nobody uses Kg. Or just pounds either. 170 lbs means nothing to me. I’d have to convert that to 12 stone 2 lbs.

Jeremy Clarkson on F1 At -1.25 to go he could be talking about MXGP in terms of the overseas races. https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=857822074744344