The Coronavirus Thread Of Good News

[revbob]

I think we should just give all of the anti vaxxers polio or smallpox.

No, I haven't been vaccinated for either of those!

Kory's been an anti-vaxxer all along.

I mean, his original screen name here was KORY POX.

I thought that was his favorite cereal or something.

[JennyB]

I think we should just give all of the anti vaxxers polio or smallpox.

No, I haven't been vaccinated for either of those!

Kory's been an anti-vaxxer all along.

I mean, his original screen name here was KORY POX.

I thought that was his favorite cereal or something.

That's Kory Pops.

[Kory]

I think we should just give all of the anti vaxxers polio or smallpox.

No, I haven't been vaccinated for either of those!

Kory's been an anti-vaxxer all along.

I mean, his original screen name here was KORY POX.

Memoriiiiiieees......

[Sparky]

I think we should just give all of the anti vaxxers polio or smallpox.

Don't those go away in April when the weather warms up?

[Dr. Medulla]

I think we should just give all of the anti vaxxers polio or smallpox.

No, I haven't been vaccinated for either of those!

Kory's been an anti-vaxxer all along.

I mean, his original screen name here was KORY POX.

Memoriiiiiieees......

While on the subject, what was the rationale behind the name? Always curious about that stuff.

[Kory]

No, I haven't been vaccinated for either of those!

Kory's been an anti-vaxxer all along.

I mean, his original screen name here was KORY POX.

Memoriiiiiieees......

While on the subject, what was the rationale behind the name? Always curious about that stuff.

I contracted chicken pox from my brother when I was 15, pretty late for most people. It was agony, and I later used the name as my "nom de punk" for a number of bands that I was in at the time. It seemed appropriately snotty in a Johnny Rotten sort of way.

[Dr. Medulla]

Kory's been an anti-vaxxer all along.

I mean, his original screen name here was KORY POX.

Memoriiiiiieees......

While on the subject, what was the rationale behind the name? Always curious about that stuff.

I contracted chicken pox from my brother when I was 15, pretty late for most people. It was agony, and I later used the name as my "nom de punk" for a number of bands that I was in at the time. It seemed appropriately snotty in a Johnny Rotten sort of way.

Heh, that's pretty good all around. Except for the adolescent chicken pox part, I guess.

[Kory]

I mean, his original screen name here was KORY POX.

Memoriiiiiieees......

While on the subject, what was the rationale behind the name? Always curious about that stuff.

I contracted chicken pox from my brother when I was 15, pretty late for most people. It was agony, and I later used the name as my "nom de punk" for a number of bands that I was in at the time. It seemed appropriately snotty in a Johnny Rotten sort of way.

Heh, that's pretty good all around. Except for the adolescent chicken pox part, I guess.

Yeah it was rough. My skin was rough, too.

[Dr. Medulla]

Memoriiiiiieees......

While on the subject, what was the rationale behind the name? Always curious about that stuff.

I contracted chicken pox from my brother when I was 15, pretty late for most people. It was agony, and I later used the name as my "nom de punk" for a number of bands that I was in at the time. It seemed appropriately snotty in a Johnny Rotten sort of way.

Heh, that's pretty good all around. Except for the adolescent chicken pox part, I guess.

Yeah it was rough. My skin was rough, too.

I had it as a kid—pre-vaccine days—but have no recollection of the experience. I was probably 3 or 4 at the time.

[Kimmelweck]

While on the subject, what was the rationale behind the name? Always curious about that stuff.

I contracted chicken pox from my brother when I was 15, pretty late for most people. It was agony, and I later used the name as my "nom de punk" for a number of bands that I was in at the time. It seemed appropriately snotty in a Johnny Rotten sort of way.

Heh, that's pretty good all around. Except for the adolescent chicken pox part, I guess.

Yeah it was rough. My skin was rough, too.

I had it as a kid—pre-vaccine days—but have no recollection of the experience. I was probably 3 or 4 at the time.

Is there a vaccine for it now? I had it in 5th grade, age 11, when it swept through our elementary school. I don't remember it being too bad, and was thrilled to have 2 weeks to stay home from school.

[Dr. Medulla]

I contracted chicken pox from my brother when I was 15, pretty late for most people. It was agony, and I later used the name as my "nom de punk" for a number of bands that I was in at the time. It seemed appropriately snotty in a Johnny Rotten sort of way.

Heh, that's pretty good all around. Except for the adolescent chicken pox part, I guess.

Yeah it was rough. My skin was rough, too.

I had it as a kid—pre-vaccine days—but have no recollection of the experience. I was probably 3 or 4 at the time.

Is there a vaccine for it now? I had it in 5th grade, age 11, when it swept through our elementary school. I don't remember it being too bad, and was thrilled to have 2 weeks to stay home from school.

I think since the 90s a vaccine has been available. No coincidence that Bill Gates was all-powerful at the time!

[Kimmelweck]

Heh, that's pretty good all around. Except for the adolescent chicken pox part, I guess.

Yeah it was rough. My skin was rough, too.

I had it as a kid—pre-vaccine days—but have no recollection of the experience. I was probably 3 or 4 at the time.

Is there a vaccine for it now? I had it in 5th grade, age 11, when it swept through our elementary school. I don't remember it being too bad, and was thrilled to have 2 weeks to stay home from school.

I think since the 90s a vaccine has been available. No coincidence that Bill Gates was all-powerful at the time!

Oh that’s cool, I hadn’t heard. Back in the day, we’d get vaccinated the old-fashioned way. By going to play with some kid who had it. I remember in general that parents wanted us to get it around that age so we wouldn't get it when we were older.

[Dr. Medulla]

Yeah it was rough. My skin was rough, too.

I had it as a kid—pre-vaccine days—but have no recollection of the experience. I was probably 3 or 4 at the time.

Is there a vaccine for it now? I had it in 5th grade, age 11, when it swept through our elementary school. I don't remember it being too bad, and was thrilled to have 2 weeks to stay home from school.

I think since the 90s a vaccine has been available. No coincidence that Bill Gates was all-powerful at the time!

Oh that’s cool, I hadn’t heard. Back in the day, we’d get vaccinated the old-fashioned way. By going to play with some kid who had it. I remember in general that parents wanted us to get it around that age so we wouldn't get it when we were older.

Anti-vaxxers are into measles parties and the like. I understand the utility when there was no vaccine available, but now it's madness to intentionally risk your kid's health like that.

[Kimmelweck]

I had it as a kid—pre-vaccine days—but have no recollection of the experience. I was probably 3 or 4 at the time.

Is there a vaccine for it now? I had it in 5th grade, age 11, when it swept through our elementary school. I don't remember it being too bad, and was thrilled to have 2 weeks to stay home from school.

I think since the 90s a vaccine has been available. No coincidence that Bill Gates was all-powerful at the time!

Oh that’s cool, I hadn’t heard. Back in the day, we’d get vaccinated the old-fashioned way. By going to play with some kid who had it. I remember in general that parents wanted us to get it around that age so we wouldn't get it when we were older.

Anti-vaxxers are into measles parties and the like. I understand the utility when there was no vaccine available, but now it's madness to intentionally risk your kid's health like that.

Yup, I agree. Back then it was like a simple rite of passage. Not the only case where yesterday’s good parenting is today’s child abuse.

[Dr. Medulla]

Mike Schur captures the anti-vax patriots' “philosophy”: