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Tesseraction posted:From the Graun: TB is loving hard to culture, it's very slow growing. And it forms these little cyst-type things in your lungs where it lies dormant for years/decades, so trying to wake it back up again to culture isn't going to be very straightforward. And if your swab/sampling isn't very consistent, well, it takes 3 months to find out and whoops nobody's keeping a body around that long.
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Strom Cuzewon posted:TB is loving hard to culture, it's very slow growing. And it forms these little cyst-type things in your lungs where it lies dormant for years/decades, so trying to wake it back up again to culture isn't going to be very straightforward. And if your swab/sampling isn't very consistent, well, it takes 3 months to find out and whoops nobody's keeping a body around that long. So doesn't that imply that if it's dormant then Geronimo could have just taken the cure regimen rather than getting merked?
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We needed Matt Housecock MP to dramatically arrive and suggest making the llama immunocompromised to get the sample.
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Tesseraction posted:Little black bag over his head. Mr Starmer is very upset.
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Tesseraction posted:So doesn't that imply that if it's dormant then Geronimo could have just taken the cure regimen rather than getting merked? I don't think there was any accusation that he had an active infection. But animal disease control isn't like human - we care about the health of the herd, not the individual. So in the case of a dormant infection you don't know when its going to suddenly become un-dormant, so hippity hoppity, lets get choppity.
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But wasn't he a lone alpaca? I thought he was just like a pet.
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Tesseraction posted:But wasn't he a lone alpaca? I thought he was just like a pet. He was on an alpaca farm. He'd been in quarantine the whole time I think, but still a health risk to the rest of the herd.
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Convex posted:Starmer would struggle with the trolley problem even if there was a third rail that didn't kill anybody the third rail would make labour electable
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Jesus christ they are so loving pathetic. https://twitter.com/cwtchcaerdydd/status/1468977282693873673
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OwlFancier posted:Jesus christ they are so loving pathetic. Lol you just know theyve been told to reign it in because they had a massive Xmas knees up at Labour HQ and Kieth is terrified of the fact he was found with his trousers down in a pool of vomit getting out
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OwlFancier posted:Jesus christ they are so loving pathetic. lol you think that's bad? Starmer was asked "Do you think Johnson should resign?" and the first time around his answer of "He's unfit for office, and because he's unfit for office he won't resign" is a good soundbite, but then the interviewer asks "but my question was do YOU think he should resign?" and Starmer then enters a loop about 5 times just saying "He's unfit for office, and because he's unfit for office he won't resign." JUST SAY YES YOU STRANGE loving BELLEND. YOU GOT YOUR SOUNDBITE NOW JUST SAY YES
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Strom Cuzewon posted:animal disease control isn't like human - we care about the health of the herd, not the individual so... pretty much exactly like humans then
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It really is so loving tiring that politics is just filled with assholes who have people think up "cool" lines for them and then immediately run them into the ground. And worse, that there is a loving pile of hooting morons who absolutely lose their poo poo about how amazing they are. You should get bullied out of the room if you do that, not given high office.
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ain't no party like a wet-egg pardaaaay heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey hooooooooooooooooooooo
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OwlFancier posted:It really is so loving tiring that politics is just filled with assholes who have people think up "cool" lines for them and then immediately run them into the ground. Who could forget this timeless classic of the genre? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlTggc0uBA8
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Starmer hates alpacas, hates (Peppa) pigs, what adorable mammal will he declare jihad on next? I’m betting hedgehogs, he’ll come out in favour of culling hedgehogs again
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Tesseraction posted:lol you think that's bad? Starmer was asked "Do you think Johnson should resign?" and the first time around his answer of "He's unfit for office, and because he's unfit for office he won't resign" is a good soundbite, The only possible reason for him not coming straight out with a clear 'Yes' is that either himself (probably not) or someone he has just put in Shadow Cabinet was at the party and he knows the journos know.
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OwlFancier posted:Jesus christ they are so loving pathetic. This is incredible, the opposition going to insane lengths to avoid saying the Prime Minister should go
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Julio Cruz posted:their focus group on whether Boris should go hasn't delivered its results yet This genuinely might come from a focus group. They ran one not long after Starmer took over that found out 'people' don't like politicians calling on other politicians to resign. Zalakwe fucked around with this message at 15:36 on Dec 10, 2021 |
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Isn’t that standard advice given to anyone (e.g football managers) dealing with a hostile press? They are not asking the same question you just answered as part of a normal human conversation. They are trying to get a quote of you saying some words that don’t contradict the headline they are going to run with. And they’ll keep asking until it becomes clear you won’t cooperate. Corbyn need got caught by that several times; it’s a key part of the explanation for why a substantial part of the electorate came to believe obvious nonsense about him. He’d keep trying to explain his point to journalists as if they were human beings. And then one of those 5 explanations would lack a qualifier in the right spot, and bang there’s your headline. Apparently, the ‘fix’ to that is to good friends with the journalists asking the questions, so you talk naturally. And then trust them work to pick the best, not the worst, version of what you say.
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Sturgeon cribbing from Barry Foster.
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radmonger posted:Isn’t that standard advice given to anyone (e.g football managers) dealing with a hostile press? They are not asking the same question you just answered as part of a normal human conversation. They are trying to get a quote of you saying some words that don’t contradict the headline they are going to run with. And they’ll keep asking until it becomes clear you won’t cooperate. It's true that journalists are often trying to lead you into a mistake, but in this case unless Jaeluni's hypothetical is true, you can say anything negative about Johnson and the public will side with you.
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Convex posted:I'm not sure why Barry had to leave exactly. I guess it's difficult to strike an effective balance of doomerism and chocolate orange humour. read a climate change thread or something to fully shatter your mind into pieces so that you can confront any piece of political news with a shrug and maybe a lol or two cast off your fears and worries friends, all is dust
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Smash my mind into pieces, IPCC report.Tesseraction posted:It's true that journalists are often trying to lead you into a mistake
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TACD posted:Starmer hates alpacas, hates (Peppa) pigs, what adorable mammal will he declare jihad on next? Just in time for the Sonic movie sequel
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