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Would get the flu the first day of Christmas vacation and be back in the land of the living on New Yearâs Day. Just in time to return to school the next day.
Kids: always calculating the odds. Not always accurate but always trying to winkle out a balance of some kind, i.e., if I do âthis,â then Iâll get âthatâ. Makes for strong thinkers later on.
Massively stupid observations: âonly the fluâ, âa simple case of fluâ, âjust the fluâ, âmerely influenzaâ. The great influenza pandemic of 1918-1920 killed an estimated 50-100 million people worldwide, way more than died in all of World War 1 (1914-1918). Modern vaccines make that kind of mortality rate less likely but not impossible. Take flu seriously.
Thereâs that old joke about getting over a cold, where if you exercise through it, itâll last a week, but if you rest, youâll be over it in 7 days. I think itâs supposed to be mildly depressing, but you know, thereâs a way to make it encouraging, too.
Other than the part about neither number being at all guaranteed, dependable nor accurate.
Bilan about 6 years ago
It must be one of those 5-day sore throats.
whahoppened about 6 years ago
Yet our tax bill is still the same or higher.
rekam about 6 years ago
Would get the flu the first day of Christmas vacation and be back in the land of the living on New Yearâs Day. Just in time to return to school the next day.
jel354 about 6 years ago
Never liked getting sick around Christmas.
sandpiper about 6 years ago
Never âlikedâ getting sick any time and still donât.
sandpiper about 6 years ago
Kids: always calculating the odds. Not always accurate but always trying to winkle out a balance of some kind, i.e., if I do âthis,â then Iâll get âthatâ. Makes for strong thinkers later on.
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 6 years ago
Massively stupid observations: âonly the fluâ, âa simple case of fluâ, âjust the fluâ, âmerely influenzaâ. The great influenza pandemic of 1918-1920 killed an estimated 50-100 million people worldwide, way more than died in all of World War 1 (1914-1918). Modern vaccines make that kind of mortality rate less likely but not impossible. Take flu seriously.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 6 years ago
PostsFrazz13 hrs ·
Thereâs that old joke about getting over a cold, where if you exercise through it, itâll last a week, but if you rest, youâll be over it in 7 days. I think itâs supposed to be mildly depressing, but you know, thereâs a way to make it encouraging, too.
Other than the part about neither number being at all guaranteed, dependable nor accurate.
BruceBurns about 6 years ago
I always found swimming made me feel better the rest of the day and seemed to flush a cold in just 3 days. Note: fevers are not the same.