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The look on the face of that lady sitting behind her!!! Anyway, the vaccines are safe and effective, and Joanna Overholt was a lying, crazy, disinformation spreading attention whore. I could not find an obituary, sorry.
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/558144-woman-fails-to-prove-the-covid-19-vaccine-made-her-magnetic-during-ohio/
geotard
Just had my booster yesterday, my mutant powers are awesome!
SubiBryant
I'd prefer not to.
Osiricus
Yet another enemy of the progress of humankind.
Blimjoe
Bitch, you just oily as fuck
Poppypoppoppop
Not really surprising when that's your president
Saxytimes
Parks and Rec was UNDER exaggerating about the stupidity of the public.
Kimsgrim
You're a retard if you think she actually believes it. She's struggling to hold back laughing.
veronicablood
awww, you thought you were so smart, huh? posted it twice, got BURNED twice. You know, the grocery store will give you a free plastic bag.
discostewsm
I don't think anyone was attracted to her in any shape or form. Perhaps repulsed.
Hootykai
Her name is Maga Netick.
GratuaCuun
My favorite part - over and above the fact that the material she was using wasn't magnetic - was that it just kept falling off her skin 😆
Kimsgrim
You're fucking retarded if you believe she actually believed that shit
rukeman
Turns out she was just idiotic.
sevro77
jayman0123
Nim449
"Criminally stupid" should be a thing.
GwaboButt
Is she in congress now?
SwampApe75
SciFiGuy2018
The Train from Crazy Town!
cosinewave
So magnetic that a brass key stuck to her skin.
69Voltage
So she’s bitching about becoming a super hero/villain?
JimmyWalkerTexasRanger
Hagneto!
Evenmoreuselessname
Whelp. Nobody's gonna top that
veronicablood
nah, she was just a loonie attention whore:
"Joanna Overholt tried to place a key and bobby pin against her body in an effort to prove that both would stick to her skin, though the attempt ultimately failed. Overholt was trying to attest to a conspiracy theory that’s been widely circulated by a Cleveland-area physician and anti-vaccine activist, Sherri Tenpenny, who also testified in front of Ohio lawmakers."
Icanhearwhatyouresayingandtheanswerisno
Sherry Tenpenny? That’s a Bond villain’s sexy sidekick, not an actual name, right? Right?
veronicablood
she was a frequent guest on the Alex Jones show back in the early aughties. A real grifter.
VagabondEngineer
https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1cW1hYm01cHI1cTlxemRteDEzZWsyZnluY3YyaDZoZ252NzVsZGk2aiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/8db6nRqMsLCtq/200w.webp
ElbowDeepInSaintCelestine
These two pedos can go to hell
jayman0123
Casually
The fact that she thinks magnetism works on brass tells you something. Granted it is something you already knew because she is anti-vax.
PoorSucker
Maga-mentism
veronicablood
MAGA -netism
BeaverOnFire
Magnets do influence (aka work) on non-ferrous materials. Consider for a moment eddy currents. 🤔 That being said I do agree with your sentiment.
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
Varying magnetic fields induce currents in anything conductive, but brass is weakly -repelled- by magnetic fields (diamagnetism).
It doesn't matter because what we're seeing here is adhesion with natural skin oils and moisture. You could do it with a plastic bottle cap.
BeaverOnFire
Snooj
And you can nullify all the effects with a tiny bit of baby powder. Thanks, James Randi! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTVWMY8EZCA
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
just make sure to use ethically sourced babies
BeaverOnFire