You could be asymptomatic
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I think most people will agree rapid tests are not 100%. Iāve tested about 20 times now in total over 2 years , negative on the first 18, and positive on the last 2. And Iām pretty sure I have covid.
And to absolutely shoot down your ātotal bullshitā comment, all I gotta do is take a photo of my positive test and send it into work, and Iām off until 3 days after a negative.
That my friend, is NOT bullshit! 
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i login sometimes just to see if youve posted another give away. someday ill win im sure of it! thanks DougDawson
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Yeah in my experience , I tested 50/50 negative/positive on first two tests I took, but I knew my symptoms were on going, so I took a a new 3rd test and the last one confirmed I was positive but after that I was sick for 10-14 days give or take.
I wouldnāt wish that experience on anyone, I had a high fever, headache, nausea, loss of taste/smell, body aches, major chills so bad my whole body was trembling but I couldnāt warm up with layers on in mid-summer in Florida. (I had it last August)
I hope anyone who has it on here recovers quickly and doesnāt get it again, as that happened to multiple members of my family who have had it two to three timesā¦
But back to seedsā¦ I hope I will win some goodies one day but until then Iām gonna keep on trying!
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Jesusā¦this is my first timeā¦donāt know anyone whoās had it twice.
I had a pretty good case of the chills last night and finally just got up.
Winning seeds is like drinking beerā¦once you break the seal you wonāt be able to stop. Keep trying!
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Edit: removing this post to keep the thread on topic.
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Iāll go with naturally aquired immunity due to my body fighting off the initial infection 
my doctor agrees. I didnāt skip the vaccines by choice mind you, I skipped them on recommendation from a hematologist after consulting over my existing allergies to a wide range of modern medicines and how they affect my blood.
while we are on the topic of bloodā¦ and covidā¦
the first person from Canada to tell me the name of the receptor in the human body that cannabis is being researched on as a possible tool against the entry points of Covidā¦
Wins an unopened pack of Bodhi Seeds -----> Dragonās Blood Hashplant (first release)
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Sure wish I lived in Canada lol
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Is it CB2???
ACE2?
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Ditto on this sentiment.
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CB1 receptor?
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Damn @SHSC-1 thatās a nice giveaway! Props to you and the winner
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Its the Enzyme 2 (ACE2) receptor
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I think you got this one @MissinBissin
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that was quick LOL
@CanuckistanPete typed it as his second guess in his post but I see an edit ā¦
otherwise Yes,ā¦ the ACE2 is the correct answer
I see that @CanuckistanPete 's edit is before the next correct reply so you get the seeds!!! 
shoot me your details
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There are two types CB1 and CB2.
They were discovered when some clever person investigated what exactly the THC was interacting with. CB1 is mostly in the brain and CB2 is mostly involved with the peripheral nervous system.
There is a rather interesting āhuntā going on as to which animals have Cannabinoid receptors. Lots (all?) vertebrates and some invertebrates as well suggesting the receptors have been around in one form or another for 500 million years.
Cheers
G
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Iām pretty sure all mammals have an endocannabinoid system. Though I could be wrong.
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Anyone waiting for Pine Tar Kush x Romulan from me, they will be mailed today. Our winter storm that socked us in for a week, then skiing took precedence, but they are getting mailed today! Lol
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Damn! Congratulations @CanuckistanPete ! That oughta brighten your spirits!!
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I would say you have some beans on the way and that aināt no bullshit!
Congrats on the Dragons Blood 
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