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penningtron wrote: Fri Sep 10, 2021 10:20 am why didn't they just called that 'crispy burrito' what it is.. a Chimichanga. I'm fine with not-authentic mexican but that's an odd regional quirk!

I guess this is what happens when some white dudes in the 60s decide to start a Mexican restaurant and just name everything randomly!

Now if you could all just stop quoting duplicitous cunts, I could enjoy the taco talk. Nice.

jason from volo wrote: Fri Sep 10, 2021 12:37 pm Over across the big pond and nearer to the Baltic, where do you all go to get your taco fix?

Here, I'd make my own. When I was in Prague there was one terrific 24-hour place just off Old Town Square, as if you were headed up toward Holesovice. A regular lifesaver when a heavy night was turning into a proper Nick Nolte.

There's a place down the road that's decent but it rarely gets a look in versus the alternatives.

Based on the data you show here—for one week, with no breakout by age—unvaccinated people are 3 times more likely to get infected and 1.7 times more likely to be hospitalized, and the death rate is about even.

One week could include outliers, but the more important information is age. I would bet that the deaths among vaccinated people are more highly concentrated among the really old, nearly all of whom are vaccinated (meaning the denominator is much, much, MUCH larger) and who are generally at higher risk.

But I’m done feeding this particular troll.

24k wrote: Fri Sep 10, 2021 12:01 pm E-7xMybX0Ac_aut.jpg


Scotlands recent figures.

I see you downloaded a free graphics package.

Fail.

See, if you actually go to the public health scotland website and scout around, there are no graphs like that.

Also, if you type covid infection statistics by vaccination status scotland (taken from your 'graph') into google image search, your image doesn't show up. And I don't mean I looked through a few results and gave up, I mean your image doesn't show up. At all.

We typically do our own tacos on Tuesdays and I’ve been trying to up my veggie topping game with stuff we have on hand. We had a lot of cabbage for a while so I was all about slaw and usually did shredded cabbage, mild chili aioli, coarse pepper, and a squeeze of lime.

Lately I have a bunch of pickled onions so I’ve been using those.

A good slaw is an all-time great thing.

For anyone looking for taco recipes (or other related dishes) to cook at home, I highly recommend the cookbook "Mexico - The Cookbook": https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780714867526

Also, if you have the time, making your tortillas at home is a game changer.

Curry Pervert wrote: Fri Sep 10, 2021 7:01 pm
I see you downloaded a free graphics package.

Fail.

See, if you actually go to the public health scotland website and scout around, there are no graphs like that.

Also, if you type covid infection statistics by vaccination status scotland (taken from your 'graph') into google image search, your image doesn't show up. And I don't mean I looked through a few results and gave up, I mean your image doesn't show up. At all.

To satisfy my own curiosity, I looked at the Secret PDFs They Don’t Want You to See, Even Though “They” Posted Them in the First Place, to see how someone could arrive at the “one million vaccine injured” number.

The PDFs are simply lists of every single medical event or unusual characteristic noted in vaccine recipients. The “vaccine injured” phrasing is horseshit, of course, because the tables sum diagnoses, not people. If you had a mild fever, arm pain, and fatigue, congratulations: you have three entries.

The terminology “possible reaction” is there so researchers can investigate whether an event might have some connection to the vaccine. It would be shocking if the vaccine could somehow cause type 2 diabetes or zoonotic bacterial infections, but hey, it’s there on the list.

And the quote-unquote “weasel words” that the vast majority of reactions comprised arm pain and flu-like symptoms? It’s accurate. Totally, entirely accurate.

Conspiracy theorists waste everyone’s time with bullshit.

I like it better when we talk about tacos. My local favorites are at Big Star.

Wood Goblin wrote: Sat Sep 11, 2021 8:42 am Conspiracy theorists waste everyone’s time with bullshit.

Yup.

Good Day y'all