Title: Question for Gatlin Source:
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How big is a covid particle?
Keep in mind that an n95 mask filters out particles greater then .3 microns.
#39. To: A K A Stone, And the ever so few posters still sadly hanging out here. (#35)(Edited)
#35. To: Gatlin (#32) Gatlin: I’ll drop by again sometime to see ... Stone: Nothing is going to change. A K A Stone posted on 2020-08-10 7:28:06 ET
Hi there, Stone. This is your old nemesis, Gatlin [aka: niltag – the reverse spelling of Gatlin]. “dropping by again to see …”
And I can see that, finally – finally – this is the one time you are right about something, Stone. Yes, I can definitely see that “nothing has changed.” You continue to lose posters.
The participation is down so low that it must be embarrassing to even keep this chic-chat forum online.
There must be a reason you are continuing to lose all of the posters. Do yo know what it is?
If not, have you considered it is because of your fascist actions to try and force posters to think like you and to agree with you – and you censor their posts by deleting them when they post something that you don’t agree with or like?
And, oh – Whatever happened to Deckard? It easy to spot that he is no longer around since I see no flood of cop-hating and anti-government articles, usually by Matt Agorist, still flooding the sidebar. Did you drive Deckard off too – or is it that we are witnessing the result of another refusal to wear a mask taking its toll once again? Just asking.
You take care – Ya hear. Wait – Forget that. You have nothing left to take care of. What a pitiful shame. But then, it truly was of your own making, or unmaking in the case here. With the right managerial effort, coupled with a remarkable improvement in your caustic disposition – it could have been …
You can still save this forum – there definitely are ways. But continuing to post the trashy articles you have been posting lately is definitely not one of those ways. Wise up.
I will not stop by again “to see” as I said before I would. For I have seen more than enough this time. And what I saw was pathetic.
Because I find it necessary and easy to attribute blame and assign cause when someone deserves to be considered responsible for something that has happened.
… but never examine your own self for error?
Oh, I do – Indeed I do.
Hmmm …
Let me see now.
Hmmm …
Yes, I did that the last time in 1998 – As I so vividly recall.
That was when Amazon stock was priced at $43.06 a share.
The error I made was not buying 10,000 shares of Amazon stock back then.
The price of Amazon stock today is $3,036.15 a share.
It’s nice to learn that you ae exercising your memory.
Just as physical activity can helps keep your body in shape, mentally stimulating activities help keep your brain in shape — and might keep memory loss at bay.
And Lord knows you need all the help you can get at that.
How physically fit are you? Got anything left in that ancient carcass of yours? I'm doing firewood today (in between conversing with you). Your help would be appreciated.
Is it because you refuse to work, or because you can't do work, that is, you are physically unable, or effeminate like a soy boy?
Or, do you consider yourself 'too good' to work, as though work is beneath your status?
Did you know that work is a balm for the curse that God placed on the world? Yes. To most people work is a joy, giving one a sense of accomplishment and fulfilment, even in this fallen world.
No wonder you have been a miserable wretch all these years.
The Joy of Not Working – A Book for the Retired, Unemployed and Overworked – 21st Century Edition Paperback Illustrated.
I can go with those who find joy in not working.
I have been fully retired since September 1, 1975 and I cannot think of a time I have not fully enjoyed it.
I have however been busy. I retired early from the Air Force to manage my investments. I still spend a number of hours each day continuing to successfully do that.
Like beauty is in the eye of the beholder – Joy is in the feeling of great pleasure and happiness by doing what you want to do and when you want to do it.
