Yep, been sending them weekly emails with medications that would be a good fit for them imo. They've been increasing the catalog slowly.

costplusdrugs.com is where it's at though.

-a satisfied customer who still thinks it's too good to be true

I touched a bit on how it works here but the comments probably buried it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/10yy861/eli5_how_does_mark_cubans_prescription_drug_site/

The Hex+ Weras have yet to fail at removing a stuck bolt for me. *Frantically searches for wood to knock on

Finn the Human?

"Taaaaaiiiiiiiilllllll" -SS

It's more like covid evolved in its host species to a form where it was able to affect humans.

To oversimplify things:

Picture a virus as a really funky key. Your cells (animal cells) are covered in funky looking locks. These locks are meant to allow good things in while generally keeping bad stuff out, all throughout your body. When a virus mutates, it is finding a way to spread more efficiently and effectively. One of these methods is by changing binding protein shape to fit more locks.

Similar situation with swine flu, avian flu, and many other zoetic viruses. We keep an eye on which animal viruses are getting dangerously close to making the human jump by taking animal cell lines, replacing the receptors (locks from earlier) with human versions, and then seeing if the virus is able to bind and replicate.

Plot Twist:

Turtle antagonist is space garbage.

Looks like an awesome tactics/strategy builder with a unique twist. Bravo to you for the work you've accomplished.