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mandown

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Jun 1, 2004
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Because the thing that jumped from a pangolin to a bat to a human certainly couldn’t jump from a human to a deer.
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(I think the pangolin was found not guilty, but the bat is still a suspect)
 

kidwoo

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Because the thing that jumped from a pangolin to a bat to a human certainly couldn’t jump from a human to a deer.

(I think the pangolin was found not guilty, but the bat is still a suspect)
What seems sketchier about that to me is that assuming no one is taking deer herds to the theater to watch movies with them......

-they caught it outside
-they caught it at a distance
-they caught it from surface contact


assuming humans were the primary vector in the US (we're certainly the only dumbasses that got on airplanes to move it around the globe), how did they catch it?

which leads to the even more sketchier conclusion since deer don't exactly socialize with other species...


-another carrier like /insects bugs are a vector
 

Westy

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Nov 22, 2002
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What seems sketchier about that to me is that assuming no one is taking deer herds to the theater to watch movies with them......

-they caught it outside
-they caught it at a distance
-they caught it from surface contact


assuming humans were the primary vector in the US (we're certainly the only dumbasses that got on airplanes to move it around the globe), how did they catch it?

which leads to the even more sketchier conclusion since deer don't exactly socialize with other species...


-another carrier like /insects bugs are a vector

Deer from Michigan and Pennsylvania. Should probably consider it an STD.
 

Nick

My name is Nick
Sep 21, 2001
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where the trails are
FWIW, I can't require that anyone on my team gets vaccinated, but I just last week told my own story to a woman on my team about how sick I was last year, and she told me today she got her 1st shot since then.
On one hand, awesome. apparently a first hand account plus the fear of these new variants finally did the trick.
On the other, I still can't believe she and others took all the reports and death tolls to date as "meh, whatever".
 

jonKranked

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Nov 10, 2005
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What seems sketchier about that to me is that assuming no one is taking deer herds to the theater to watch movies with them......

-they caught it outside
-they caught it at a distance
-they caught it from surface contact


assuming humans were the primary vector in the US (we're certainly the only dumbasses that got on airplanes to move it around the globe), how did they catch it?

which leads to the even more sketchier conclusion since deer don't exactly socialize with other species...


-another carrier like /insects bugs are a vector
knowing Pennsyltucky someone probably fucked a deer
 

jebfour

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Jun 19, 2003
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I can't require that anyone on my team gets vaccinated
Same, and I'm due to travel with someone who refuses to get his shots. Seems reasonable (to me) that the my employer should be able to mandate that they at least get tested prior to me being in close proximity to them for a week.
 

6thElement

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Jul 29, 2008
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Same, and I'm due to travel with someone who refuses to get his shots. Seems reasonable (to me) that the my employer should be able to mandate that they at least get tested prior to me being in close proximity to them for a week.
Wear an N95 and carry a broomstick, hit them with it if they get closer than it is long.
 

slyfink

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Sep 16, 2008
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Same, and I'm due to travel with someone who refuses to get his shots. Seems reasonable (to me) that the my employer should be able to mandate that they at least get tested prior to me being in close proximity to them for a week.
can you lodge an official request to not travel with them? With some sort of veiled threat to hold them accountable if you wind up getting sick?
 

SkaredShtles

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Sep 21, 2003
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Haven't confirmed, but saw this info:

"Kaiser just announced effective 7/31 that they will continue to pay 100% of testing and vaccines but discontinue 100% payment of treatment for anyone over 12 meaning if you end up in the hospital, it will be treated as any other deductible and out-of-pocket expense."
 

6thElement

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Jul 29, 2008
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Haven't confirmed, but saw this info:

"Kaiser just announced effective 7/31 that they will continue to pay 100% of testing and vaccines but discontinue 100% payment of treatment for anyone over 12 meaning if you end up in the hospital, it will be treated as any other deductible and out-of-pocket expense."
No differentiation between 5G chipped and self-taught experts?
 

boylagz

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Jul 12, 2011
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COVID patients back in the hospitals up here in norcal, though not in crazy nos., so far. A buddy who works in ICU in Tucson had their surge like 6 weeks ago. Sheeesh. Be safe out there.
 

jebfour

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Jun 19, 2003
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can you lodge an official request to not travel with them? With some sort of veiled threat to hold them accountable if you wind up getting sick?
Good question as my boss thinks people like this are idiots as well. Will certainly check as things get closer.
 

maxyedor

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Oct 20, 2005
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Haven't confirmed, but saw this info:

"Kaiser just announced effective 7/31 that they will continue to pay 100% of testing and vaccines but discontinue 100% payment of treatment for anyone over 12 meaning if you end up in the hospital, it will be treated as any other deductible and out-of-pocket expense."
Wasn't the free Covid care thing a Fedeal reimbursement to the healthcare providers, not actually the insurance companies covering it? Seems like ending such coverage is sorta out of their hands.

That said, Kaiser $10 deductible FTW!
 

jonKranked

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Nov 10, 2005
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COVID patients back in the hospitals up here in norcal, though not in crazy nos., so far. A buddy who works in ICU in Tucson had their surge like 6 weeks ago. Sheeesh. Be safe out there.
yea but you already have the delta plus variant