MonsterRayn

Oh gosh. As a slightly out of shape american, that gives me quite a bit of hope. 3-4 days a week I go biking for 20 miles. One time a year, I go on this trail that's 200 miles long, and just see how far I can go in a day. My longest was 40 miles (when I first started going, about 5 years ago, 10 miles was nearly insurmountable). But I keep improving. 60 would be amazing to me. Even if it's something I only did once a year, let alone every day.

Honestly never knew Bootsy Collins was anything other than an occasional backing vocalist for Buckethead. Listened to about 25 songs via MOG. Backed that $1. Christ, that's good music.

Of those that have survived (or died), are there any patterns? Like, is it mostly just killing the young/elderly/people with pre-existing issues? Are "healthier" people surviving it?

Something I've always wondered, and you may not know...

Do you see any light? What color is it? Do you notice light changing if you're in a totally dark room?

Reason I ask...if I close my eyes, it's black but with light spots. If I'm in a dark room, it's black. If I'm outside, eyes shut, and look at the sun, it looks red. Just wonder if there's different levels like that for you.