1tinsoldier
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point taken. and fair.
but please be consistent. nothing was said about upsetting people with the hyperbole of a poster calling the Suns "trash human beings" who "chocked like dogs" yesterday.
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point taken. and fair.
but please be consistent. nothing was said about upsetting people with the hyperbole of a poster calling the Suns "trash human beings" who "chocked like dogs" yesterday.
Well it was the same sentence and you did say "outrage from fair-weather fans" while posting here. Question still stands.
1tinsoldier
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the league made out well
they locked in their maximum profits and, despite the major hole in their protocol,
will have gotten through the playoffs, avoiding disaster for the most part,
with only the Suns taking the worst hit and most blame
they locked in their maximum profits and, despite the major hole in their protocol,
will have gotten through the playoffs, avoiding disaster for the most part,
with only the Suns taking the worst hit and most blame
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1tinsoldier
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i did see posts from fans i've never seen or have rarely have seen, who showed up for the playoffs, and they didn't miss an opportunity to rave or rip the Suns depending on the score of the day
indeed, the outrage from some vets is likely a different package of emotions
I have been here forever. I have rarely seen a stranger show up as a Suns fans to say they rarely if ever see the playoffs then show up just to rip the suns as the "score of the day". I mean, I can probably count on one hand. Seems weird to address those people when the overwhelming majority here are dedicated Suns fans.
All these guys are vaccinated, though, right? That’s what I don’t get, breakthrough infections are supposed to be milder I thought.
My daughter had no symptoms and felt fine.
My son lost his sense of smell but felt fine.
It hit my wife like a sinus infection with a mild fever.
I had what felt like an awful case of the flu and ended up getting monoclonal antibodies at work. But even before treatment I felt good enough to work from home until around 4pm. After that my fever would spike and I’d get chills. Just a weird ass bug all around.
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They are typically, but that doesn’t mean nonexistent. We are talking about peak of the athletic pyramid professional sports. So even mild impacts on respiratory systems or the lethargy associated with Covid could have a pretty big impact on a team. Any bit of physical impact can be the difference in sports.
For five days I would get fevers at almost the same time everyday. 4pm and 9pm. Then the diarrhea was the worst part for 6 weeks. But the sickness was for about7 solid days for me.
Wife never tested positive. Youngest walked around like nothing. Oldest kid had cold/flu symptoms.
Weird ace virus. It is real. My brother got hit hard and was in the hospital for 6 weeks.
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Lol yeah except no one on this team is near a Jordon level come on lmao…
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And the Jordan performance stands out because it was so incredibly atypical. If players could typically play at their best when they were under the weather, they'd be hunting down flu bugs to improve their game.
1tinsoldier
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it totally depends on how bad the ailment/sickness is and how your body is reacting
at the time, i wasn't surprised or impressed that the flu/fever didn't impact Jordan's game
i've had similar experiences during a sports/work activity
but i also wouldn't have been surprised if he did have a reaction that impacted his game
at the time, i wasn't surprised or impressed that the flu/fever didn't impact Jordan's game
i've had similar experiences during a sports/work activity
but i also wouldn't have been surprised if he did have a reaction that impacted his game
