>>13530716 (pb)
>>13530774 (pb)
That's a pretty flippant response.
Those who wish to maintain a negative attitude would serve best by refraining from posting.
There is nothing that can piss off the Deep State more than for the anons to weather the storm in a jubilant mood.
Negativity only helps the Deep State.
This senior anon got nothing that wasn't self-inflicted.
Besides, I question the veracity of those who claim to remember the particulars of an illness suffered a year or two earlier.
Vague symptoms only vaguely remembered.
I am referring to your activity on this board. If this is the only place where you can have an effect then make the most of it.
As for the normies out there suffering, they will eventually need your help. Maintain yourself so that you can help them when the time comes.
Foster positivity here so that you can take it out there.
Seems simplistic, yes, but it doesn't need to be complicated, fren.
I agree. The music is Uprising by Muse. Inspiring music. I can't get enough of it, kek.
When one person yawns, everybody yawns.
When one person feels ill, everybody feels ill.
It is a giant psyop involving billions of impressionable minds.
Um, is that good or bad?
I could complain about being overtired and that I sleep at crazy random hours. I could complain about a sore knee and a sore butt. I could easily attribute these symptoms to some bout with the flu a year ago. Oh, and I got what feels like mosquito bites in the back of my neck.
In reality, I'm just a bored old man with bad habits and little to do besides tinker with my computer.
Get my drift? Not to belittle your point but just to suggest caution when impressionable people blame the flu rather than their lifestyle for what ails them.
Tell me more since you seem eager to psychoanalyze me.
It's past my bedtime anyway.