The Breakfast of GLP Champions: Musings of an Old-timer

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Why are so many hospitals nearly empty? Why is anyone in the medical fields being furloughed?

An unexpected consequence of being confined under stay-at-home mandates is that we do a lot more of something we don't normally have the time in our busy lives to do ... think. We do so with more resolve and clarity. We study; we research; we postulate.

Most of us GLP aficionados come here for news headlines, insightful commentary, and esoteric discussions. Moreover, we occasionally enjoy our engaged perusals with a scrumptious plate of savory doom.

Sometimes, it's served with a full highball glass of refined fear. Some merely sip this intoxicating ale while others quaff the tasty beverage with vigor.

Lately, here just like in the analog world, we're being served a plentiful buffet of fresh doom and a variety of tempting aromatic fears to wash it down.

The Breakfast of GLP Champions: a scrumptious plate of savory doom served with a full highball glass of refined fear.

The entire situation is just plain weird. We know the virus is dangerous - it's hitting real close to home for me, we know a nurse who died 4 days after showing symptoms. We know the death rate in some areas is high, some low. We know that some hospitals are full up and some are dead empty. We know that retired nurses and doctors are coming back and there are layoffs.

If we were to suppose that the clusters where the crowded hospitals are due to people coming together where they shouldn't be, that would be a handy explanation for a lot of it.

Can you do all of these at the same time?
Arch your eyebrow, scrape your bottom lip with your top teeth, mildly bobble your head, while sporting a wry grin and hold a supressed giggle? Then you are GLP!

Coffee with coconut oil is the breakfast of champions - with a Keto sweetener if desired

SKIPPING Breakfast is the best habit I ever started

Takes two cups of coffee to get through the GLP headlines each am while TV plays YouTube’s of favorites from regular channels

GLP is a roller coaster for the mind

Panic practice ... with a sprinkling of insight and redpill

I’m always up for the jokes and laughs

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Can you get your employer to hire better trolls/shills and such? Idiot.

An unexpected consequence of being confined under stay-at-home mandates is that we do a lot more of something we don't normally have the time in our busy lives to do ... think. We do so with more resolve and clarity. We study; we research; we postulate.

Most of us GLP aficionados come here for news headlines, insightful commentary, and esoteric discussions. Moreover, we occasionally enjoy our engaged perusals with a scrumptious plate of savory doom.

Sometimes, it's served with a full highball glass of refined fear. Some merely sip this intoxicating ale while others quaff the tasty beverage with vigor.

Lately, here just like in the analog world, we're being served a plentiful buffet of fresh doom and a variety of tempting aromatic fears to wash it down.

The Breakfast of GLP Champions: a scrumptious plate of savory doom served with a full highball glass of refined fear.

big ole cup of coffee and a cigar here.

Can you get your employer to hire better trolls/shills and such? Idiot.

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Can you get your employer to hire better trolls/shills and such? Idiot.

Ohhh good idea. Today we would like our propaganda served with a hint of Shakespearean irony.

Or at least try to be funny - You know how they do it in kids movies that have adult humor? Like Shrek?

Those guys are probably out of work - maybe get them in here.

The same old tone is just so yesterdays psyop.

Great thread in so many ways OP.

Keep up the good work!

Coffee with coconut oil is the breakfast of champions - with a Keto sweetener if desired

SKIPPING Breakfast is the best habit I ever started

Takes two cups of coffee to get through the GLP headlines each am while TV plays YouTube’s of favorites from regular channels

GLP is a roller coaster for the mind

Panic practice ... with a sprinkling of insight and redpill

I’m always up for the jokes and laughs

Fear is an unproductive filter from which to view the world.

This reactive emotion can precipitate anger, torment, hesitation, anxiety, and stress.

And, more importantly with regard to the currently contrived circumstances, it can make us more susceptible to compliance to the dictates of otherwise questionable entities promising to mitigate (over time) the perceived danger.

Most of us here, through years of situational analysis, have learned to question official narratives. We have developed a determination to delve deeper in our curiosity to learn the truth ... to pull back layered veils of deception.

Thus, by deferring our innate fear response, we tend to have a more logical perspective and we often perceive and prepare accordingly.

Moreover, I posit that a primary (un)intended consequence of perusing GLP threads for years is that our clarity today is vastly more acute than that of the average person.

In short, we have been training for years for these Days of Despair. At the present time, it's utter stupidity to even consider our old blithe normalcy bias.

Remember the Frog Boil Theory? For us, every few days the heat is increased another notch. Yet, we are still long taxing days from the ominous boiling point.

Most folks bemuse that the boiling water killed the frog. But, the few of us who truly understand, realize that the truth about what killed the frog was its own inability to decide when it had to jump out. We know where this is headed.

Our time to jump is nigh!

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Wolf I thought we were talking about eggs and toast here.

Reminds me of calling coffee breakfast.

Doesn't count without butter and milk.

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