koods said:

I went to the clinic to pick up my prescription for PReP and I told them I like to lick buttholes and they wrangled me into getting a hepatitis A vaccine so now I have had three vaccines in a month.

BTW, Truvada is now a generic medicine in the US and the federal government has ruled that it is part of preventive care under Obamacare which means that it is totally free under all insurance plans.

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koods said:

What kind of fucking degenerate doesn’t lick buttholes.

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koods said:

What kind of fucking degenerate doesn’t lick buttholes.

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I keep trying, but my lady is hesitant about the butts-stuffz

koods said:

What kind of fucking degenerate doesn’t lick buttholes.

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Asante said:

Leck Mich Im Arsch

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What kind of fucking degenerate doesn’t lick buttholes.

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"Alex Washburne is a mathematical biologist who runs Selva, a small startup in microbiome science based in New York. He is an outsider, although he has worked in the past on virological modelling as a researcher at Montana State University. For this study, Dr Washburne collaborated with two other scientists. One is Antonius VanDongen, an associate professor of pharmacology at Duke University, in North Carolina. The other, Valentin Bruttel, is a molecular immunologist at the University of Würzburg, Germany. Dr Washburne and Dr VanDongen have been active proponents of an investigation into the lab-leak theory.

The trio base their claim on a novel method of detecting plausibly lab-engineered viruses. Their analysis, published on October 20th on bioRxiv, a preprint server, suggests sars-cov-2 has some genomic features that they say would appear if the virus had been stitched together by some form of genetic engineering. By examining how many of these putative stitching sites sars-cov-2 has, and how relatively short these pieces are, they attempt to assess how much the virus resembles others found in nature."

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Any conclusion that sars-cov-2 was engineered will be hotly contested. China denies the virus came from a Chinese lab, and has asked for investigations into whether it may have originated in America. Dr Washburne and his colleagues say their predictions are testable. If a progenitor genome to sars-cov-2 is found in the wild with restriction sites that are the same, or intermediate, it would raise the chances that this pattern evolved by chance.

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The trio base their claim on a novel method of detecting plausibly lab-engineered viruses.

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The trio base their claim on a novel method of detecting plausibly lab-engineered viruses.

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koods said:

Have they tested this method or are we just supposed to assume it actually works

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koods said:

And is the modeling accurate? Where is the study that tests the model?

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But Edward Holmes, an evolutionary biologist and virologist at the University of Sydney, said that every one of the features identified by the paper was natural and already found in other bat viruses. If someone were engineering a virus they would undoubtedly introduce some new ones. He added, “there are a whole range of technical reasons why this is complete nonsense.”

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koods said:

And is the modeling accurate? Where is the study that tests the model?

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