Classy Coronavirus Queen

LOL @ the responses

I am always a bit surprised when people behave like this. Do they think no one will remember?

The LGBT ?

He might as well have donated his charity to the KKK and it would have done the same.

“LGBT” is synonymous for Homophobia.

"nothing like circuit parties and Tina to get through the pandemic" LOL

He deserves a good gang grudge fucking. No lube.

Glorified circuit parties = "activism?"

Okay.

Are we surprised these twitter whores think about anyone but themselves?

"Sam Stryker @MajorPhilebrit: he was the first cough at stonewall"

the responses to this are hysterical.

He successfully walks the tightrope between being a bitch and a cunt.

Yeah bc of course the only people who didn't attend are poor. There's plenty of wealthy people who don't need to tweak all weekend.

I hate Tweakers.

A self centered asshole, but I gotta admit he looks good

It does charity. Nothing to see here.

Try not being a Jealous Bitch.

R14 = him

I haven't heard mention of the National Task Force in years. What exactly do they do?

"know exactly who the fuck I'll be coughing on should I become symptomatic of #coronavirus" - sure, R14, what a charitable guy

Please, in my 44 years of living I've learned this to be sure:

90% of gay men are selfish assholes who only care about themselves. Rich, poor, fit, fat, white, black, city, flyover, American, Chinese, whatever.

Don't care about the sociology/psychology of if all. Gay men will never change.

At least he's keeping it real.

Sorry to disappoint you, r13, but the pic at OP isn't him. You have to click on the instagram link to get to his page (before he takes it down) to see him.

Hint: he ain't white.

R18 you sound like an asshole. Most people attract others like themselves. That seems like your problem

Most of my friends are gay and act nothing like that. Try looking in the mirror before disparaging all gay people.

R13 I don't see a link to Instagram? Can you post the link here?

^^^ that was for r19

Whores are doomed.

R19 doesn't understand the concept of a screenshot. Dumbass, the black queen is highlighting the selfishness/stupidity of the white queen who is PICTURED.

Shame I would love to find that guy's IG. As bad as he is, he's hot as hell

R20 I'm sure you all think quite highly of yourselves, which proves my point - R18

R24, R19 can't even tell the difference between Twitter and Instagram

Probably calls it "the twitter," r27

translation - I got fisted and still don't have Corona - but if I get it I will cough on your poor people.

Here's the "apology"

Why are the cute ones always such fucking assholes?

R31 Because that's who selfish gays reward and glorify, no matter what they tell you the contrary.

1) His name is Gregory Miller. He's disabled all her social media "due to harrassment."

2) He's not all that, based on the remaining photos online. Really, so AWG.

3) Apparently, he's a health professional of some kind. Which only magnifies the douche-itude of his online comments.

If anybody finds out more about him, be sure to share it with your friends here on DL!

Gurl, does this surprise you? He is your average professional gay white man who thinks the world revolves around him and his clique of party friends and their escapades. Screw everyone else who aren't jetsetting fuckables like them.

Don't give this bitch any more attention.

[quote]Apparently, he's a health professional of some kind.

I want to know what kind, because calling him an asshole would be a compliment if he's an RN or medical doctor

Kind of thing that just might get him fired. Pity. Hehe.

Here's his IG. He has a decent body.

Does anyone know if those at the party who tested positive for COVID19 were in prep or hiv treatment? If they were, it would debunk the myth that prep can treat this virus.

R18 is describing the entire world but, of course, only criticizes gay men for whatever he describes is wrong. I hate straight obsessed fucktards.

He's like a Michfest cultist who can only enjoy life, and feel empowered, at such events and the rest of the year is just misery and torture. Of course, he gets hysterical when someone tries to shame him or take that away from him.

There is a simple way to explain this that will perhaps make this guy seem a little more sympathetic. Circuit parties are part of an addiction cycle. There was no logical reason for anyone to risk their health by attending winter party. But the guys that did are addicts. Addiction trumps logic every time. With ebery circuit party you attend, you rewire your neural pathways to live for a few things 1) the drug high 2) the narcissistic high of flaunting your body 3) the simulation of connectedness to the other attendees. So instead of hating on a guy like this, understand that he is not driving the party train; it’s driving him. He us... an addict.

I hadn't realized these style parties were still a thing. I remember having gay guys explain to me (ca 1999, 2000) how it felt like radical liberation, brotherhood, spiritual awakening, etc. when they were taking hallucinatory drugs and dancing at these parties into the morning hours. I should add that these were men in their late 30s/early 40s then.

I don't judge other people's pleasures (if they're harmless), but some guys can convince themselves of anything.

Fucktard

Another POZ (undetectable!) roid monster who can't stop dancin', druggin' 'n fuckin'!

The good thing is if it was 30 years ago he'd be married to a woman and have 2.3 kids, cruising the parks.

It's the circuit party lifestyle, which also includes the Gay Atlantis Cruises. There a docu called When Boys Fly, from the early aughts, about it.

What a stupid, tragic queen.

Lolz:

A glimpse of his Facebook.

[quote]So on brand for #WhiteGays

[quote]His name is Gregory Miller. He’s playing the victim on Facebook. AND he is a medical professional that has been seeing patients!!

TRUTH:

[quote]Written “during a bout of insomnia” aka “On Meth”.

That's not him, R48. Kreis is a constitutional law professor and it looks like he's been critical of the gay parties in social media.

The Classy Corona Kween is named Gregory Miller, and he lives in Hoboken, NJ.

I hope someone who knows him posts on DL, and shares this thread with him.

Dumb whores should suffer.

He’s white and hot, so the DL should love him.

However, he’s not straight...

That Miami event will be the epicenter of a huge cluster

[quote]He’s white and hot, so the DL should love him.

With what he did, it's more like he's white and hot in the same way a pile of steaming bird shit would be.

R55.

"I was misunderstood....I just wasn't tactful in what I said."

Bitch, no. Your first comment was essentially "LOL poors." We knew EXACTLY what you fucking said.

The fact that this shady status queen is a medical professional makes it even uglier.

Is there anything more humiliating than being judged by Terry Miller?

My exact same thought r59. How trashy do you have to be to be sneered at by TERRY MILLER.

(And I’ll bet he comes into this thread hissing and spitting like I put out a bat signal).

DO NOT click on r47 it's a phishing link

LMAO someone who was at the event has tested positive for Corona

I'm surprised corona wasn't scared of catching something from those whores.

^^THIS. This right here is the very reason I come to Datalounge!

Got what he deserved. Self centered jerk.

Most of the replies at that link are from abhorrent whiney black bottom queens and social justice warrior porn whores therefore team dumb circuit whore!!

The first word of his Instagram bio is bragging that he is a doctor, but in reality he is an optometrist, not a physician.

And we have rancid porn whores doing shit like this in public places too.

[quote]Most of the replies at that link are from abhorrent whiney black bottom queens and social justice warrior porn whores therefore team dumb circuit whore!!

That's right, idiot. Even in a situation like this, be the white trash moron who tries to make this about your hatred of black people and "SJW". You worthless cunt. Even in a situation like this when this this irresponsible shithead could potentially costing people lives, you attempt to put the onus on people calling him out.

Certain DLers never fail to disappoint in their obsession with absolving idiots if they're white and that is what you're essentially doing. As if to say only white people are allowed to call him out.

His apology attempt is so pathetic, everyone got to see you for the douchebag you are. That he thinks people desperately want to attend the White Party if only they could afford it is such a disturbing view on his mindset. Man he lives in a little where people desperately care about circuit parties.

Of course he uses a fake name on his social media. Dan Doderer doesn't want the families who come into Lenscrafters to know what a tool he is, his customers would stay away.

could potentially be costing people their lives*

How does he use a fake name on Facebook? Wouldn’t all his friends and family wonder why he all of a sudden changed his name?

We now know that many at that White Party have Covid and who knows how many they passed it on to

He takes time in his apology to freakin defend the size of his bulge! "It was breezy that day!!!!!!"

He must have dick pics online. Post them and ruin him.

R75, like a vapid, shallow asshole like him would care. He clearly has no shame. You think dick pics would embarrass him?

If all these methed out circuit party queens dropped dead the IQ of the entire gay community would increase tenfold.

As a healthcare provider, they should go after his license. In spite of all the warnings, this idiot didn’t feel the need to heed them and very easily could and can infect patients.

I don’t care if he’s only an eye doctor, who has their eyes tested and wears glasses more than anyone else? Older folks.

An OPTOMETRIST???

Bwah-hah-hah-hah!

An optometrist is basically the eye equivalent of a shoe salesman. I would not call him a medical professional; more like paraprofessional.

I wouldn't go that far. You do have to do years of secondary schooling for it

[quote]An optometrist is basically the eye equivalent of a shoe salesman. I would not call him a medical professional; more like paraprofessional.

Regardless, R78's point still stands. The queen is still most likely coming into contact with large numbers of older people.

Without judging the content, I think his post was really funny and despite the irresponsible behavior, endeared me towards him.

And also, this queen didn't go to medical school.

Really r83? You think his "jokes" that people are upset because they just couldn't afford to go to Winter party are funny?

It's like a $100 ticket to the events and a trip to Florida. It ain't that exclusive Mr. Optometrist.

R82,

I totally agree with you. He’s a grade A douche and put people at risk, but he is not a medical professional.

r85 It's the coughing line that is funny.

I can already tell this will be a long quarantine.

[R58] THAT THING IS DISGUSTING!!!

Well let’s not forget DL’s Fave Optometrist, DR Andrew Neighbors:

Lordy Andrew Neighbors is hot as hell

Andrew would never put everyone’s lives at risk by going to the winter party during an outbreak!

Buck wouldn't have gone to this circuit fuckfest.

How's about the ER physician. And five of his friends.

[bold]A Boston doctor and five friends went to Miami. All six came back sick, at least four with the coronavirus[/bold]

By Deanna Pan Globe Staff,Updated March 18, 2020, 8:20 p.m.

Dr. Joshua Ellis, a medical education fellow and emergency medicine physician at Boston’s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, was excited to celebrate his 30th birthday in Miami with five of his close friends. They had been planning the trip to Florida since late fall — long before the novel coronavirus was even a blip on anyone’s radar. They rented a house on Ocean Drive, steps away from beautiful South Beach. They bought tickets to the Winter Party Festival, a week-long event that brings thousands of gay men to Miami’s hotels, nightclubs, bars, and beaches to raise money for LGBTQ groups in South Florida.

Ellis and his friends traveled to Miami in early March — before the cascade of shutdowns, curfews, and closures that would swiftly upend American life — from all over the country: Seattle, Denver, Boston, Washington, D.C. Since then, all six of them have gotten sick and with the same symptoms: chills, sweats, fatigue, shortness of breath. Four of them, including Ellis, already have tested positive for COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus.

“All six have shown the exact same symptoms at different times. So everyone in the household got it for sure — I am 100 percent confident; it’s too coincidental,” Ellis said in an interview this week, his nose running and voice hoarse. “The fear, though, is a lot of them were actively enjoying their social life [before they felt sick] . . . going to bars, going to dinners, going and hanging out at friends’ houses, quarantining with friends.”

Ellis’s story illustrates just how quickly the coronavirus spreads between close contacts and how easily an infected person can unwittingly expose others to the virus in the absence of symptoms. New research based on data from China suggests that undetected carriers of the virus are fueling the explosive growth of the outbreak. A study published in the journal Science on Monday found that people with undocumented infections, often with mild or no symptoms, were responsible for 79 percent of confirmed cases in the early stages of China’s epidemic.

At a White House press briefing Wednesday, Dr. Deborah Birx, the president’s coronavirus response coordinator, warned “there may be a disproportional number of infections” among young adults who, while not as likely to suffer severely, still pose a danger to others, especially the elderly and those with underlying health conditions.

Ellis and another friend, Adam Vavrek, interviewed for this story said they felt groggy, but not ill after they returned home from Miami. In the meantime, they lived their lives normally before the onset of symptoms. Ellis didn’t have any shifts at the hospital, but he went out to dinner with a friend on Tuesday, March 10. He attended an event at a local health center on Friday, March 13, just hours before he started feeling sick.

Vavrek, a 35-year-old marketing employee at a large tech company in Seattle, visited his company’s office and played in a dodgeball league, also on Tuesday. He was at work on Wednesday, March 11, when he suddenly got the chills. “I think a lot of people my age are thinking they might get it, but they’re young and healthy enough to fight it. But I think what they don’t consider is who they could potentially pass it on to, others who might not be able to bounce back as quickly," Vavrek said.

Ellis and Vavrek arrived in Miami on Thursday, March 5. By then, only three people in Florida and 200-some others across the United States had tested positive for the highly contagious and potentially lethal virus. They both left Miami on Monday, March 9.

[bold]A Boston doctor and five friends went to Miami. All six came back sick, at least four with the coronavirus[/bold] Continued

Miami, of course, was a rollicking time. Ellis, Vavrek and their four friends packed into crowded clubs and roped-off beachfront parties, dancing shoulder to shoulder with their fellow festival-goers. They weren’t shy about their affection for one another, kissing and hugging as they enjoyed what Ellis at the time assumed would be “the last big party event in the country" as other festivals were called off or postponed in the wake of the escalating public health crisis.

But they “started to see the writing on the wall,” Ellis said, as soon as they arrived. “There were tons of hand sanitizer being rolled out. There were a lot of warnings and things going on that seemed ominous,” he said. “But we were already there and it was just like, ‘Jesus, this is probably going to be a disaster.’ "

When he got back home to Boston on March 9, Ellis said, he felt “horrible," but he just figured he was hungover. Meanwhile, his health seemed to gradually improve. On Tuesday, March 10, his 30th birthday, Ellis had dinner with a friend at Buttermilk & Bourbon in Back Bay. They sat side by side at the bar while the bartender served them. On Friday morning, March 13, he attended the event at a local health center.

But as Friday wore on, Ellis felt worse. By Friday night, he was sicker than he had ever been in his adult life. Meanwhile, he and the five friends he traveled to Miami with exchanged a flurry of alarming text messages in their group chat: They were all unwell and three, including Vavrek, had already been tested for the coronavirus and were waiting for their results.

Vavrek, who had begun feeling ill on Wednesday, March 11, left his near-empty office around noon and went home in an Uber. He had the chills, so he covered himself in blankets and went to sleep. At first, Vavrek thought he was just exhausted from his recent travels. Before his trip to Miami, he had been vacationing in Brazil and Peru for two weeks. He redirected his flight from South America to Miami, instead of Seattle, where dozens of new infections and deaths linked to the coronavirus had spiked. But when he woke up on Thursday morning, he had the sweats, a fever, head and body aches. He wondered if he might actually have COVID-19.

That Thursday, Vavrek called his primary care doctor’s office and explained why he might be sick. He was initially told to self-quarantine for seven days, but Vavrek pushed back and asked to get tested for the coronavirus. His doctor must have agreed, because Vavrek got another call later that day, telling him to report to Swedish Medical in Seattle within the hour. Vavrek snapped on a face mask and walked to the hospital, where he was tested for both influenza and COVID-19. The test for the flu quickly came back negative. He was told he would get his results back for the coronavirus test in three to five days.

On the morning of Saturday, March 14, Ellis was still sick with a cough and shortness of breath. A friend from Washington, D.C., who had traveled to Miami with Ellis and Vavrek texted the group and confirmed that he and his partner, who had also gone on the trip, had tested positive for COVID-19. (The Washington, D.C., friend declined an interview.) Right away, Ellis knew he had to get tested, too. He alerted his fellowship director and the doctor he had dinner with on his birthday. He made arrangements that evening to get tested at a local health center.

“It was scary to be honest,” Ellis said. “It was dramatic.” He pulled up in his car in the ambulance bay, where a health care worker slipped him a face mask through the crack in his window. Then he walked straight to a negative pressure room, where he was forced to communicate to his providers through a phone line. The doctor who came in to examine him wore full protective gear.

[bold]A Boston doctor and five friends went to Miami. All six came back sick, at least four with the coronavirus[/bold] Continued

He only stayed for an hour. As a physician, he said, he knew he could manage his symptoms at home and didn’t want to risk getting anyone else at the hospital sick. Like Vavrek, Ellis was tested for both influenza and COVID-19. He was told he would hear from the hospital with his test results in three to four days. Back in Seattle, on the evening of Sunday, March 15, while Vavrek was eating dinner, a blocked number rang his cellphone. He let the call go to voice mail. It was his doctor. When Vavrek called her back, his doctor confirmed he was, indeed, positive for COVID-19.

“I told her I was a little nervous and anxious and she basically said I’m healthy and young and I’m already getting over the symptoms,” Vavrek said. “She flat out said I’m not going to die from this.” His doctor told him he needed to isolate for at least seven days after getting tested and longer if he still showed symptoms. Vavrek also had to let everyone he could have possibly transmitted the virus to — including his dodgeball league and the friends he partied with in Miami — know about his infection. For Vavrek, the relief of knowing his diagnosis was bittersweet. Before getting tested, he had plans on Wednesday, March 11, to have dinner with his parents for his father’s 65th birthday — but he had to cancel.

“I tried to rest up because I wanted to celebrate his birthday with him and I ended up canceling a couple hours before. At that point I didn’t think I had it; I just thought I was exhausted from the trip," he said. “I told them if there’s any small chance that I could have it, the last thing I want to do is pass it on to my dad, who has a history of heart issues, and I’d never be able to forgive myself if I hurt my parents in that way.” Ellis got his positive test results back in Boston on Tuesday afternoon. He’s feeling much better but he still plans to self-isolate for another 14 days. Then he will be back in the emergency department at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, working on the front lines of the pandemic.

He described feeling “hopeless” when he thinks of all the people who may have gotten caught in their web of transmission. “It takes five days for symptoms to show up and then it takes three or four days at best for the test results to come back, so that’s nine days of contact with an infinite amount of people,” Ellis said. “And all those people would have to self-quarantine and wait for either symptoms or test results, which would be another nine days.”

He said he’s enraged watching friends and strangers on social media — posing for selfies on their cheap flights, going out to the bars and hosting “quarantine parties” with dozens of people — because they could be unknowingly spreading the virus, too.

“You need to self-quarantine now. I can’t stress it enough. I’ve never been so angry about people not following the rules,” Ellis said. “There’s just no way to prevent this from getting to every corner of the country unless you self-quarantine."

At least Joshua Ellis sounds like a mature adult and is sorry about what happened.

Not like Gregory Miller/Dennis Doderer.

You can tell which one is a real doctor, and which one is an optometrist.

Is this DD in an ancient MySpace photo?

With bleached tips?

Who cares about these hoes. They don't even care for themselves or others.

Y'all need to just stop this thread because you know they are checking on responses to feed their ego "from jealous, fat, old, colored uggos."

[quote]He described feeling “hopeless” when he thinks of all the people who may have gotten caught in their web of transmission

Let’s put it plainly: He described feeling “nauseous” when he thinks of all the men they had some form of sex with.

...and San Francisco queens rioted when the bathhouses were closed to stem HIV. What goes around.

In a perfect world, the virus would only be fatal to dumb sluts, Republicans, and Trump supporters.

Another winter party attendee who contracted the coronavirus.

It is shocking that medical professionals would just ignore a global pandemic. Sure regular joes and karens didn't know about gatherings but you think a medical professional would at least realize - shit this could be bad.

I couldn’t agree with you more, r103.

And I firmly believe whatever qualifications they currently possess should be highly scrutinized for their ethical lapses during this.

I’m prepared to say some of them should be revoked.

Re: R99, R103, and R104

There are now at least 62 employees at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston where Dr. Ellis works who have tested positive for the virus. I say "at least" because the number is from a story published yesterday, March 30th. Presumably he's not responsible for all of them, but you have to wonder just exactly what he's thinking these days.

As the story notes, there are hundreds of employees ill with COVID-19 at four of the largest teaching hospitals in Boston.

So it’s possible he could quite literally have or will kill someone by being so cavalier and reckless.

And some are defending him.

FFS, he’s not a doctor. He doesn’t even know the difference between [i] nauseous and [i] nauseated.

Maybe he know how to you italics though? 😬

How do all of these “doctors” get away with posting almost nude pictures on Instagram everyday? Completely unprofessional and sad.

If a woman doctor posted nothing but bikini pictures on her instagram she’d be thrown out onto the street in two seconds. The double standard is grotesque.

In today's society no she would not be fire for anything like that. Instagrammers are everywhere now. Lots of working professionals do it

The true crime is the way grammar is being murdered in some of these replies!!!

R66 exactly the black queens who bemoan and want execution for white guys if they don’t sleep with black guys but would never sleep with a black guy themselves.