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  1. Guyyyys. How can I get a cold in the middle of summer? I can't remember the last time I got a summertime bug. It's horrible! My eyes have gone big and I can't breathe through my nose. Ugh! Did this sketch 9 years ago when I was snotty lol #summercold #snotty #dragon #watercolour

  2. Guyyyys. How can I get a cold in the middle of summer? I can't remember the last time I got a summertime bug. It's horrible! My eyes have gone big and I can't breathe through my nose. Ugh! Did this sketch 9 years ago when I was snotty lol #summercold #snotty #dragon #watercolour

  3. Guyyyys. How can I get a cold in the middle of summer? I can't remember the last time I got a summertime bug. It's horrible! My eyes have gone big and I can't breathe through my nose. Ugh! Did this sketch 9 years ago when I was snotty lol #summercold #snotty #dragon #watercolour

  4. @antiaall3s I really love the self-deluding reversal within two sentences. You can see the thought process in action. The #CovidAtTheOlympics version of this that I’ve seen now in multiple articles is basically the same:
"We're thinking what everyone is thinking: that it's probably the Covid. But we don't know. It could be the Covid, it could be a #SummerCold. 
The doctor is leaning toward the possibility of a cold virus. That's what the symptoms suggest."

  5. @antiaall3s I really love the self-deluding reversal within two sentences. You can see the thought process in action. The #CovidAtTheOlympics version of this that I’ve seen now in multiple articles is basically the same:
"We're thinking what everyone is thinking: that it's probably the Covid. But we don't know. It could be the Covid, it could be a #SummerCold. 
The doctor is leaning toward the possibility of a cold virus. That's what the symptoms suggest."

  6. @antiaall3s I really love the self-deluding reversal within two sentences. You can see the thought process in action. The #CovidAtTheOlympics version of this that I’ve seen now in multiple articles is basically the same:
"We're thinking what everyone is thinking: that it's probably the Covid. But we don't know. It could be the Covid, it could be a #SummerCold. 
The doctor is leaning toward the possibility of a cold virus. That's what the symptoms suggest."

  7. @antiaall3s I really love the self-deluding reversal within two sentences. You can see the thought process in action. The #CovidAtTheOlympics version of this that I’ve seen now in multiple articles is basically the same:
"We're thinking what everyone is thinking: that it's probably the Covid. But we don't know. It could be the Covid, it could be a #SummerCold. 
The doctor is leaning toward the possibility of a cold virus. That's what the symptoms suggest."