Damn, and here I thought most of these symptoms was just gettin old !

https://www.eatthis.com/cov..._campaign=yahoo-feed

Like #50

197 People Surveyed Reported This Symptom

According to MedPage Today, it's not uncommon for patients recovering from COVID-19 to feel irritable or angry. The virus may have mental health effects that make it hard for those who have recovered to go back to work or their daily routine without mood swings. Patients who were hospitalized may experience irritation and symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after being released.

**** , I've had the rona for 20 years !!!!!

quote Originally posted by MidEngineManiac: Damn, and here I thought most of these symptoms was just gettin old ! https://www.eatthis.com/cov..._campaign=yahoo-feed Like #50 197 People Surveyed Reported This Symptom According to MedPage Today, it's not uncommon for patients recovering from COVID-19 to feel irritable or angry. The virus may have mental health effects that make it hard for those who have recovered to go back to work or their daily routine without mood swings. Patients who were hospitalized may experience irritation and symptoms similar to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after being released. **** , I've had the rona for 20 years !!!!!

Growing up we all got that. Happened somewhere around 18 and having to work and pay taxes.

Leftists had the 'Rona since Donald Trump got elected!

quote Originally posted by Blacktree: Leftists had the 'Rona since Donald Trump got elected!

QFT

"rona rage"

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Hospital food alone, will cause all those symptoms and worse...

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"rona with Ronna" (It rhymes. The "o" in "Ronna" is a long "o", like the "o" in "row.")
https://www.nbcnews.com/mee...referral_taboolafeed

quote Originally posted by rinselberg: "rona with Ronna"

That's a good pun, but an inferior rhyme.

Yeah, maybe I got that wrong. About Ronna McDaniel. Whether the "o" is the short vowel or the long vowel.

I think I've heard it both ways, but I don't want to linger over it for another moment.

My previous post was a play on words. You made a pun using an inferior rhyme (homophones are considered inferior rhymes).

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"Inferior rhyme." Of course. What was I thinking? Like a deer in headlights.

Well played, Blacktree.

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