wacky covid cures
wacky covid cures
garlic, draino, herbs...food. what have you heard?
http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/2020050 ... the-plague
http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/2020050 ... the-plague
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My dill pickle sales skyrocketed in March and pickled pepper sales have been steady.....
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The mighty cure-all Tiger Balm. At least the eucalyptus part of it.
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my finnish vodka has worked so far
and lutefisk
and lutefisk
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Something about injecting disinfectant and bright lights...
There was the egg one. Good stuff there. Straight from the mouth of a two day old baby.
Of course smoking weed. It cures Everything, right...
There was the semen drinking lady. I'm still trying to figure out how to convince the opposite sex of the truth in that one.
There was the egg one. Good stuff there. Straight from the mouth of a two day old baby.
Of course smoking weed. It cures Everything, right...
There was the semen drinking lady. I'm still trying to figure out how to convince the opposite sex of the truth in that one.
Do you think the parents of baby boomers whined so much when the boomers started changing society? And yet the whiney ones like to call young people "snowflakes." Hmm...
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Covid has been found in semen, she might want to rethink her protein smoothiesElectric Earth wrote: ↑Tue May 12, 2020 9:38 am Something about injecting disinfectant and bright lights...
There was the egg one. Good stuff there. Straight from the mouth of a two day old baby.
Of course smoking weed. It cures Everything, right...
There was the semen drinking lady. I'm still trying to figure out how to convince the opposite sex of the truth in that one.
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Shhhh... She doesn't need to know that.
Do you think the parents of baby boomers whined so much when the boomers started changing society? And yet the whiney ones like to call young people "snowflakes." Hmm...
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Cambodia's special weapon against COVID-19 : Ting Mong
Short video on the link below
World 12:24, 12-May-2020
Story of Fighting COVID-19: Cambodia's scarecrows ease the mind
In Siem Reap, capital of northwest Cambodia's Siem Reap province, people make scarecrows, known as Ting Mong, to protect themselves against COVID-19. They are generally made of straw and branches and dressed in old clothing.
Maden, a Siem Reap local, said he has seen such a traditional practice ever since his childhood, which is to bolster the belief that Cambodians can survive out of the diseases.
The head monk at the Wat Bo Buddhist Pagoda in Siem Reap said that this practice has been around for at least a hundred years and is used to ward off evil spirits, illnesses and diseases, such as leprosy in the past. But it only provides people with emotional comfort during difficult times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic they are experiencing now. Maden said making a Ting Mong makes people feel happy and protected. It's a feeling of peace.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-05-12/S ... index.html
Short video on the link below
World 12:24, 12-May-2020
Story of Fighting COVID-19: Cambodia's scarecrows ease the mind
In Siem Reap, capital of northwest Cambodia's Siem Reap province, people make scarecrows, known as Ting Mong, to protect themselves against COVID-19. They are generally made of straw and branches and dressed in old clothing.
Maden, a Siem Reap local, said he has seen such a traditional practice ever since his childhood, which is to bolster the belief that Cambodians can survive out of the diseases.
The head monk at the Wat Bo Buddhist Pagoda in Siem Reap said that this practice has been around for at least a hundred years and is used to ward off evil spirits, illnesses and diseases, such as leprosy in the past. But it only provides people with emotional comfort during difficult times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic they are experiencing now. Maden said making a Ting Mong makes people feel happy and protected. It's a feeling of peace.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-05-12/S ... index.html
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I noticed these when driving down Highway 6 a couple of days ago and wondered why I had not noticed them before. Had no idea they were related to coronavirus. They work as well as anything I suppose.CEOCambodiaNews wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 7:53 am Cambodia's special weapon against COVID-19 : Ting Mong
Short video on the link below
World 12:24, 12-May-2020
Story of Fighting COVID-19: Cambodia's scarecrows ease the mind
In Siem Reap, capital of northwest Cambodia's Siem Reap province, people make scarecrows, known as Ting Mong, to protect themselves against COVID-19. They are generally made of straw and branches and dressed in old clothing.
Maden, a Siem Reap local, said he has seen such a traditional practice ever since his childhood, which is to bolster the belief that Cambodians can survive out of the diseases.
The head monk at the Wat Bo Buddhist Pagoda in Siem Reap said that this practice has been around for at least a hundred years and is used to ward off evil spirits, illnesses and diseases, such as leprosy in the past. But it only provides people with emotional comfort during difficult times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic they are experiencing now. Maden said making a Ting Mong makes people feel happy and protected. It's a feeling of peace.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-05-12/S ... index.html
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