Bliss by Harry Bliss for September 23, 2020

Whatever doesn’t kill you leaves you with a mountain of medical bills. Whatever does kill you leaves your family with the bills.

Of course, you can have a compromised system but never utter that phrase or many others that have little to do with anything.

Mine has always been, “What doesn’t kill you leaves you feeling like you want to die.”

What’s worse is those people then say “At the end of the day, it is what it is.”

I thought they were asking me to kill them.

If you ever used that aphorism, you’re on borrowed time anyway…tread softly, your life is a minefield.

Well alright may we see the next slide please …

Hoisted on their own petards.

I do believe that’s how the immune system works. That’s why the virus is worse for some and barely registers in others, it’s what you’ve been exposed to in the past.

One of the dumber aphorisms around

Cough

There are some logical thinking lacunae in there somewhere, too.

Always better when Mr Bliss works alone.

I can’t tell if it’s killing me or making me stronger. And I have a compromised immune system.

Also, Trump’s a lethal threat to me & my family. My wife & I are asthmatic. My wife has COPD. My grandson is mixed race. Can you see why I consider Trump – & the whole GOP – a lethal threat?

I thought it was “stranger”…

Whatever doesn’t kill you sometimes causes PTSD.