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Advice From “That Guy”

You can also listen to this article on The PonkaBlog Podcast! I think most of us have heard a story about that guy who was the picture of health, and then he keeled over from a heart attack.  It’s a true story.  I’m That Guy. As I was getting prepared

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Parental Consent

You can also listen to this article on The PonkaBlog Podcast! There’s a strange inverse relationship between how old you are, how deadly COVID-19 is, and how likely you are to have a bad adverse reaction to one of the COVID vackseens.  COVID-19 impacts the elderly more than it does

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Ending the Gender Argument

You can also listen to this article on The PonkaBlog Podcast! I’m a heterosexual white male.  Which means no one cares what I think.  I’m not allowed to be offended by anything.  Nobody wants to hear me bitch.  But I’m going to anyway. I have a problem with the “C

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Bob the Bacterium and Vince the Virus

Now you can listen to this article on The PonkaBlog Podcast! Saying that the vackseen-resistant strains of COVID-19 are caused by unvacksinated people is like saying that bacteria became resistant to antibiotics because people weren’t taking antibiotics.  It makes no sense. But people continue to claim that the vackseens would

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Informed Consent

Tyson foods is now among the companies that have announced that they’re going to force employees to get vacksinated.  Because asking nicely didn’t seem to work. Tyson CEO Donnie King said, “We have spent months encouraging our team members to get vaccinated—today, under half of our team members are.” Tyson

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The Meme Database

The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (aka VAERS) is touted as the “gold standard” for tracking vaccine side effects.  And it’s a piece of crap. Anyone, and I mean anyone, can enter data into the VAERS database.  You can do it, I can do it, and a room full of

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Worse Than a Nosy Neighbor

In 2019, the FBI released a document telling people how they can identify violent extremists.  It’s actually a pretty good list.  If I were someone who needed the government to tell me what to look for, I’d probably use the list.  But, since I have an abundance of common sense,

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Positively Healthy

About 25 years ago, I was at a business dinner.  The person across the table from me mentioned that he had read a study that indicated people tend to live about as long as they think they’re going to.  For example, if someone believes they’re going to live until they’re

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