1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

at this point I think I'd be more surprised to find out I didn't have the antibodies than if I did. I take the average precautions but I don't live under a rock. Just seems unlikely to not have been exposed at this point in time, 2 years later with how contagious it is and the variants that have come about.

 

That’s how I feel, never had the symptoms but I’m definitely not felt 100% at times, but nothing more than a head cold.

Between concerts, bars, rodeos and parties, I feel like I’ve probably been exposed more than once.

 

I have no need for any of that

 

And you’ve needed the last 3

 

You don't have a need for any of them, they're just costing you storage fees at this point with no end in sight

 

I'm curious as well, I have worked through the past 4 covid waves, at 2 distribution centers each with 2,000 people in them, in 2 different states, have been on a plane a few times, and made a few road trips back and forth between IL and NC. I don't wear a mask outside of work and the sickest I have been in 2years was a sore throat and a stuffy nose for a week 2 weeks ago. I have also had been in quarantine for close contacts at work twice and nothing those times. No jab here either. No idea how I have not had it.

 

Some of us are the superior humans and not the peasants.

 

Hahaha I have historically made that claim when people would get sick at the office pre COVID then would get 10xs sicker than them a few weeks later. Guessing 2023 I'll come down with some super variant that will paralyze me, not kill me, or some shit, marking the end of COVID.

 

I had spinal meningitis when I was a year old that nearly killed me, was hospitalized for weeks and had a spinal tap done, the whole shebang. Of course I don't remember any of it though, was too young.

I like to think it gave me some kind of super immunity but in reality it probably just gave me some degree of brain damage I've yet to become aware of

 

Super immunity that goes to eleven

 

I'm banking on dumping airplane shitters for 12yrs and drinking a gallon of milk a week.

 

Drinking that much milk I'm surprised you aren't filling the airplane shitters

 

Having an adult digestive system rules!!

 

That's usually when people develop lactose intolerance is adulthood. I can drink a good bit of it but humans aren't really supposed to have it and don't need it despite what dairy lobbyists might tell you.

 

buddy who i live with and all his fam tested + over the weekend, i haven't got it from them. Think im one of the few who are immune, bc my brother had it weeks ago and i didnt get it from him either.

 

they even swabbed me at work to be safe. nothing

 

I was born in the raised in the Midwest, we live off dairy lol. We aren't a bunch of soy drinking vegans like you PNW folk!!

I got in a debate at one of my past jobs when some lard ass gave me the "humans aren't designed to eat that" line while I was eating some cheese. My response was "We weren't designed to eat the laundry list of chemicals in all the shit your eat either, pretty sure some cheese I'll be fine." She flared at me and walked away.

 

My condolences

I was raised by a mother who was all about healthy eating. I don't think I had anything with artificial additives or ingredients until high school or so, it's all been downhill since haha

 

I have escaped the Midwest so I'm good now.

 

You went the wrong way

actually, you did fine, stay there