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Heston disabled by the Covid vaccine (complete user speculation grounded in no evidence)


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The OP is an absolutely ridiculous and baseless assertion. I think you might have earned the most down arrows I have ever seen in the history of the OH. And I have been here since 1997. I may have given 5 down arrows in that time. You have three of them. Your time here should end soon. Enjoy the ban I hope you receive. 

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4 hours ago, SteveA said:

Huh?   Wasn't he diagnosed with the myocarditis last summer, long before the development of a Covid vaccine?

Sorry, we are short moderators and when I ask some longtime members, they turn me down so it takes longer to get to these.

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