/lit/ - Literature

>>18397406
OOOoh gosh I would like to do the sexy thing with her. Who is her ? I wanna sexy time with her NOW; if you know what I mean...

>>18229686
Can I get a little short summary of themes of those books please.That would be appreciated. Like is it aliens, medieval or dark apocalypse.

>>18174498
Just for clarification :
When I said : "I am one of them." it wasn't in relation to me being anti-vaxx but more one "who won't take the covid jab". I wasn't attacking vaccines in general. I would not call me self a pro-vaxx either.To be fair with me children I would prefer to get the least vaccines as possible. My grandma always stayed natural, never took an Advil for an headache and drank fresh raw milk her whole life and she reached 103 years old and she had a lively spirit up until the end. I prefer to stay natural for we are not separate from nature but a part of it.

>there is a reason you didn't get measles, smallpox
Well I got smallpox when I was 4 yo and everybody I know got it where I live. Is it uncommon? Nothing happened, It was itchy for a week and me mom put some cold pink cream on me once for me to not scratch.
>and why your parents didn't make extra babies
Well we are well above the average with being 5 of brothers and sisters.

>and why your parents didn't make extra babies in case you died before your fifth birthday, and vaccines are why that isn't normal any more.
I believe there is more reason to why families are getting smaller. Economical, cultural and physical reason, but I won't get into these here.

>When's the last time you saw someone with polio? You could find iron lungs in every local hospital 70 years ago, but the polio vaccine means most children in the west don't know what an iron lung is.
I believe vaccine might have played an important role in it, but let's not forget that we started to really focus on having clean water and cleaning our hands and our close proximity not a long time ago and it probably help a great deed to our health ; probably had more of an impact on our life than any vaccines have achieved.

>Basically because you're afraid of a 1 in 100,000 chance of a complication, you want to take a 1 in 5 chance of a more major complication.
The thing is why should I take the risk with a vaccine of a new technology (mRNA) not tested and a technology that failed atrociously in the past? Why, when the only folks that got sick in my age bracket were already ill folks : being obese, having diabetes and many more co morbidity, when I am not at risk of complication, should I take a riskier remedy? I say riskier because right now we are starting to see side effects, but what about in 5 years, 10 years or 20 years how will they grow with it? It is a risk I am not willing to take at my age since I am far from being at risk and I am pretty sure I had Covid two times already and I was fine. I was in contact with folks that had it and felt a little cold couple days after and they were confirmed not long after with it and they got out with nothing at all except for an headache for one of me mate.

>you want to take a 1 in 5 chance of a more major complication. If you're going to bet on something, you should weigh your odds better.
First off only 3% go into major complication.
End me post cuz 2long
Cheers

>>16914925
My step mom just made the faping sound at the dinner table when she wonder why we do not have kleenex while looking at me and laughing. So much class and decency. That was peak modernity everyone. We have PEAKED ladies and gentleman and btw we never had any kleenex for years. Because we ain't getting sick here we ain't little bitches.

>>16820123
I have a cat and an empty aquarium. My cat goes to hide in it sometimes for some reasons unknown to mere humans. Does he become a fish? Is there a change in his chromosome?