Coronavirus: the King of Death

 

 

News that I missed, courtesy of The Babylon Bee:

 

LAKE ELSINORE, CA—Local man Brett Garfield was tragically killed in a skydiving accident yesterday. His death was quickly ruled death by coronavirus by medical experts. Garfield wasn’t tested for coronavirus, but he exhibited many of the symptoms, such as suffering and dying, so he was immediately added to the rapidly growing coronavirus death statistics.

“Brett’s 42-year-long life was tragically cut short yesterday, presumably by coronavirus, as he plummetted into the ground at a high rate of speed,” said a Riverside County health official. “Darn you, coronavirus! How many more will you take from us? HOW MANY MORE!?!?”

As Garfield’s body was scraped off the ground with a giant medical spatula, which is how they take care of these things, a coroner stood by and took notes on his clipboard. “Yep, looks like coronavirus to me. If he’d only socially distanced himself from the ground or worn a mask, he’d have been OK. Add him to the numbers, boys.”

“I guess you could say he” — at this point, he put his sunglass on for dramatic effect — “didn’t understand the gravity of the situation.”

Go here to read the rest.  Politics and illness, always the most toxic of brews.

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John F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Friday, April 17, AD 2020 11:05am

“I guess you could say he” — at this point, he put his sunglass on for dramatic effect — “didn’t understand the gravity of the situation.”

That quote would make Arnold Schwarzenegger or Sean Connery proud!

Ernst Schreiber
Ernst Schreiber
Friday, April 17, AD 2020 12:04pm

“I guess you could say he” — at this point, he put his sunglass on for dramatic effect — “didn’t understand the gravity of the situation.”

I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of Roger Daltreys screamed out and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened

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