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r/HermanCainAward: Nominees have made public declaration of their anti-mask, anti-vax, or Covid-hoax views, followed by admission to hospital for …
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You're related to idiots. That being said, I'm pretty sure my dad and sister still aren't. So me too.
she's assuming all cases are known cases
plenty of people get infected but never verified
so the case number is much bigger, and by being so reduces the known mortality rate
your relative fails all human trials
good job colorado
The thing is, you can really easily draw a map around the metro area that, almost guaranteed, shows the vaccination rates without knowing them.
From the south up: upper three miles of Douglas County, excluding Parker, incorporating the Western part of Aurora (west of e470) straight up to Broomfield, cutting northwest to Boulder, excluding Westminster and Wheatridge, south again to Golden, excluding Arvada, continuing south along 470, excluding central and southern Lakewood and Sheridan, looping in Ken Caryl, and back to 470 heading east (nothing south) until you hit 85, which closes the loop.
You know what those excluded regions are? Blue collar, white, legacy/native CO populations (except Parker, which is just Springs north). Want to guess where the (R) populations in Denver-metro are? You got it.
And those populations are getting more and more militant about "all these fucking Californian's and New Yorker's coming to CO and ruining it". Hell, Lakewood just made it illegal to build new multi-family properties. There are massive housing shortages here and they pull that shit.
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And that's JeffCo too. I shudder to think how some of the redder counties might react.
Nope. She probably went home and bitched to her husband about the nut-job militant mask-wearer at the store.
Confirmed.
Well... shit fucks. Neighbor across the street just tested positive for COVID. The one whose daughters are Haley's best friends. And she spent all day Saturday and half of Sunday hanging out with them over there, and then every afternoon this week here. Wifey and I both have sore throats and Hannah has sniffles. And to add to it all, Wifey just had a 200 person event at her work. All for residents of the building she's selling, so tons of overlap anyways, but nonetheless. Fuck. And off to get our brains swabbed Friday.
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What he said ^^^^^^^
Shit dude, best of luck. Can you get the monoclonals?
So about those COVID questionnaires,
Has any person older than 35 here had a day where they don't have a least one or two of these symptoms?
Places I go to about shit a brick when I write these down on their paper.
Fever or chills
Cough-sometimes, especially after intense exercise
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Fatigue-YES!
Muscle or body aches-YES!
Headache-sometimes
New loss of taste or smell
Sore throat-sometimes
Congestion or runny nose-almost always runny nose when I ride!
Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea
Has any person older than 35 here had a day where they don't have a least one or two of these symptoms?
Places I go to about shit a brick when I write these down on their paper.
Fever or chills
Cough-sometimes, especially after intense exercise
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Fatigue-YES!
Muscle or body aches-YES!
Headache-sometimes
New loss of taste or smell
Sore throat-sometimes
Congestion or runny nose-almost always runny nose when I ride!
Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea
Bugger!
Good luck Stoney.
Good luck Stoney.
And if you don't know, now you know.
Delta is super hard to stop. NZ is a great case study. Population 5m. On Aug 17 we had one case of delta break our border protections for two or three days before detection. We went into nationwide hard lockdown with a highly supportive population. Still, to date we have had nearly 1000 cases from this one intrusion, and whilst we are on the downslope (it hopefully seems) now, I still wouldn't bet my life some shit couldn't happen that means it get out of control like in Aus.
covid19.govt.nz
History of the COVID-19 Alert System
A timeline of Alert Level changes, dates of key events and the duration of the State of National Emergency.
covid19.govt.nz
///Spreader
You should assume and act like you, your close contacts and he are by now all positive until proven otherwise. I'm sure you are doing this anyway.
Edit: And I don't mean go to a trump rally.
It would take about 2 days to get to Washington D.C... just spitballin' here.
Ooooh... just wait... you'll start the Indy 500 type driving right around the exit at Wellington. My anxiety when coming back to CO always starts right around the south side of Cheyenne...
If you has bike it's the best time of year to be riding it in WY. Ders trails everywhere.
Sorry @stoney good luck dude
Delta is odd. We either already got it (about 6 months ago when deaths were at an all time high), or we havent yet.Delta is super hard to stop. NZ is a great case study. Population 5m. On Aug 17 we had one case of delta break our border protections for two or three days before detection. We went into nationwide hard lockdown with a highly supportive population. Still, to date we have had nearly 1000 cases from this one intrusion, and whilst we are on the downslope (it hopefully seems) now, I still wouldn't bet my life some shit couldn't happen that means it get out of control like in Aus.
History of the COVID-19 Alert System
A timeline of Alert Level changes, dates of key events and the duration of the State of National Emergency.
Lambda is now the most prevalent variant where I live (70%+)
Covid cases/deaths are at an all time low... with about 50% (and counting) of the population already vaccinated. Death rates per 1000 are about the same as before covid. Is almost as if covid is already gone, but we are expecting a 3rd wave.
There were less than 100 confirmed cases of Delta as of last month.
is your neighbor a trumper?