Jake Stout

One of the first things I'm going to do when I move back to the Peg

Thank you Quebec! Love you

The CBC art department must have been _so stoked_ to make that prop

Not just normal, but _sexy_

Honestly I love the American attitude of "fuck it let's do this". No other country has this attitude. Unfortunately, it can be both bad and good

Bullshit. He wants us to be the next Puerto Rico.

Ditto. I did my grad school down there and have so many lovely American friends and colleagues. I've always defended America to my Canadian friends, but now I'm just (like you) really fucking mad.

Would love to help but I no longer have access to the literature

This is the US veteran dataset, so likely aging of the population would in part account for increasing mortality from all respiratory viruses. But yup, covid alone is still tres mal

@dieworkwear.bsky.social would, once again, have something to say about that suit

I suspect that outcome would get you a Nature paper, or at least Yan Martel writing a new novel about your tiger.

This. Is. AMAZING. It also looks like a pretty good party!

Yikes, that's insanely high. Please post the link if/when it gets published... I'd like to read it!

You're a scholar and a gentleman

And this is exactly why I follow you

I am pressing my thumbs that it doesn't recombine with a human variant, but right now the probabilities aren't looking that great. If it occurs I hope you health care folks can handle the extra burden, given that y'all still haven't 100 percent recovered from the ongoing covid pandemic.

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