I cannot wait to take a shower instead of just washing my hands. Hand Sanitizer is a pretty poor lube.
CoVID-19
So if activities that require closeness cannot be sustained. Why not allow activities like cycling take their place?
Maybe where you live with all that mold and humidity and bugs and hippies and moisture and ........ew
Desert camping takes me about 2.5.
And if it doesn't you never know because things don't grow on my balls outside of a rain forest.
3 or 4 at most.
I suppose it depends on where you are. If you’re in a place where riders will be on common paths, that’s a lot of potential respiration in a limited space for an airborne virus. There’s also the potential for accidents that’ll put you in a hospital or medical facility. There’s also the fact that it’s easier to police activities when you limit the variety.
Just my thoughts.
Made the weekly grocery run. Seems a few more people are taking it seriously. But still way too many idiots roaming around out there.
Herd immunity.good call
They need to do something similar with moar bigger pictures for the Orange Shitgibbon so he can understand...
Pathogen Resistance
https://xkcd.com/2287/
Pathogen Resistance
https://xkcd.com/2287/
I have seen an interview to a top Korean Dr. (who is an authority on this subject, as was responisble for the last SARS response on this matter), and he suggests masks are not recommended in the West, not because they are not effective (he argues they are), but because they are in short supply.
Here is the link. Very fact-based information from a reliable source.
Shit is hitting the fan pretty quicky in Ecuador. They dont have a realistic number of covid-19 deaths, but funeral homes in Guayaquil, one of the hardest hit cities, are saying there is a 5-fold increase of deaths in March vs other months.
There are videos of people laying dead on the streets of Guayaquil, and nobody willing to pick them up or touching them.
I thought it was a fake video, or something from a movie... but holy shit, it appears to be true.
Vice president of the country formally announced the construccion of a mass grave in the City.
There are videos of people laying dead on the streets of Guayaquil, and nobody willing to pick them up or touching them.
I thought it was a fake video, or something from a movie... but holy shit, it appears to be true.
Vice president of the country formally announced the construccion of a mass grave in the City.
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I'd wager a lot of us already saw the videos in question before they popped up here.Posted (about) that twice in the last couple days. Nobody cared.
Unpossible.
Yeah I know it could be worse. Doesn't change the need to complain
If you had called out the poopdecking, maybe you'd get more traction.Posted (about) that twice in the last couple days. Nobody cared.
So company sent an email saying an employee at another Portland location has tested positive so folks not already WFH start today. Only folks there now are shipping and receiving to handle global business. Closed for 2 weeks.
One observation from this area, is how different towns/counties are handling things.
Last week while living in a suburb of Toronto, majority of stores all had policies about the number of customers allowed in the store and they were all being enforced. The liqour stores (LCBO) had locked doors and were only allowing 4 people in at a time. Grocery stores had similar restrictions.
Fast forward a few days and now I'm living 40 minutes north in a much smaller town out in farm country. Around here it seems to be the norm that warnings and posters are up at store entrances, but no such limit on customers in the store. The LCBO store here just made sure that we used some purell before going in. The grocery store yesterday was wiping down all the grocery carts before giving them to customers. All stores seem to have arrows on the floor, to get everyone moving in the same direction...
Last week while living in a suburb of Toronto, majority of stores all had policies about the number of customers allowed in the store and they were all being enforced. The liqour stores (LCBO) had locked doors and were only allowing 4 people in at a time. Grocery stores had similar restrictions.
Fast forward a few days and now I'm living 40 minutes north in a much smaller town out in farm country. Around here it seems to be the norm that warnings and posters are up at store entrances, but no such limit on customers in the store. The LCBO store here just made sure that we used some purell before going in. The grocery store yesterday was wiping down all the grocery carts before giving them to customers. All stores seem to have arrows on the floor, to get everyone moving in the same direction...
