- Mar 27, 2004
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The way people tell it, cramming in a room with a bunch of sweaty, non-hygienic drunk people was crucial to their enjoyment of life.
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
The way people tell it, cramming in a room with a bunch of sweaty, non-hygienic drunk people was crucial to their enjoyment of life.
- Jul 18, 2012
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- Dec 23, 2003
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let's all stop arguing and name calling it leads to nothing
its a bad time for all of us
all our lives have changed one way or another and not for the better
none of us have the freedom we had a year ago and we all have worry from just doing everyday things
the bank grocery shopping getting around your city town or state
taking public transportation in your big or small city
hell going into a store & buying a pair of sneakers your talking a risk
forget about going on an airplane thats the biggest risk
your not just risking yourself doing any of these things your taking a risk with anyone you know or don't know
as i said many times before the way we all lived our lives before february of this year is just a dream at this point
one guy on here has been sick just from receiving groceries at home
we should all be happy that we're breathing and not in the hospital or worse dead
its a bad time for all of us
all our lives have changed one way or another and not for the better
none of us have the freedom we had a year ago and we all have worry from just doing everyday things
the bank grocery shopping getting around your city town or state
taking public transportation in your big or small city
hell going into a store & buying a pair of sneakers your talking a risk
forget about going on an airplane thats the biggest risk
your not just risking yourself doing any of these things your taking a risk with anyone you know or don't know
as i said many times before the way we all lived our lives before february of this year is just a dream at this point
one guy on here has been sick just from receiving groceries at home
we should all be happy that we're breathing and not in the hospital or worse dead
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- Jul 27, 2012
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I consider myself an introvert and thought I’d be fine with staying indoors during lockdown. I was cool for 3-4 months but not being able to see any of my family members started to take a toll on my well being. I’m super close to my family so a couple weeks back, decided to drive to Sacramento from SD so i can see them. Man, it was such a great feeling to hug my parents and for them to spend time with their grandkids. They haven’t seen them since February.
Anyways, being on lockdown did some good for me and my family as well. As much as i wanted to stay inside and be safe, theres no way my 6 yr old could handle staying indoors. So we started going to beach more and parks. Basically anything outdoors with open space. Taught my son how to ride a bike w/ no training wheels and we’ve been riding our bikes around the neighborhood which is a blast. We Are super cautious, wear masks, wash hands, social distance, etc... i don’t bring my Kids to the grocery store, target, etc... with a lot of people.
SD opened up yesterday And i drove thru neighborhoods cuz i wanted coffee and places were super busy and packed so i decided against it. If i feel
uncomfortable about a situation and feel there’s too many people, i leave no questions asked. Especially with my health, im not willing to risk it. I won’t be flying anywhere soon so I’m thinking of renting an RV for the family next summer and just drive around and explore California.
Anyways, being on lockdown did some good for me and my family as well. As much as i wanted to stay inside and be safe, theres no way my 6 yr old could handle staying indoors. So we started going to beach more and parks. Basically anything outdoors with open space. Taught my son how to ride a bike w/ no training wheels and we’ve been riding our bikes around the neighborhood which is a blast. We Are super cautious, wear masks, wash hands, social distance, etc... i don’t bring my Kids to the grocery store, target, etc... with a lot of people.
SD opened up yesterday And i drove thru neighborhoods cuz i wanted coffee and places were super busy and packed so i decided against it. If i feel
uncomfortable about a situation and feel there’s too many people, i leave no questions asked. Especially with my health, im not willing to risk it. I won’t be flying anywhere soon so I’m thinking of renting an RV for the family next summer and just drive around and explore California.
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DirtyBox/CleanBox
- May 14, 2002
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While we are making fun of conspiracy theories... anyone know about the crazy Q conspiracy theories that the Democrats are all Satan worshipping pedophiles? And there is a LARGE number of people who completely believe it.
2020 is a mess.
- Jul 20, 2009
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Famb, this whole Q thing is one of the most delusional, disturbing and dangerous things I have ever seen in awhile
- May 14, 2002
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The fact that there’s a FB Q group with 1.5 million people is extremely concerning and dangerous.
aepps20
Supporter
- Feb 8, 2004
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First of all it's called KWAN and they are speaking the truth.
- Mar 27, 2004
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numbers slowly coming down. very slowly:
- Mar 27, 2004
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NIH releases statement on Trump's miracle cure of convalescent "plahsmah":
- There are insufficient data to recommend either for or against the use of convalescent plasma for the treatment of COVID-19.
- Convalescent plasma should not be considered standard of care for the treatment of patients with COVID-19.
Convalescent Plasma and Immune Globulins | COVID-19 Treatment Guidelines
Read recommendations on the use of convalescent plasma to treat COVID-19.
www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov
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A Quick Virus Test? Sure, If You Can Afford It (Published 2020)
Standard tests in New York City can take days. Wealthier people are turning to concierge services and small laboratories to get results in as little as 24 hours.
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s3p4tu
formerly maluah
- May 17, 2005
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DirtyBox/CleanBox
I have few separate plastic food containers that I use as "clean/dirty" stuffs in my laundry room.
Each of my car has a container to store mask.
I only get mails from the mailbox on Saturday, unless I am expecting something important. Then I store them in a bin for 3 days before I open them. Same thing if I get a package.
Any clothes and masks that I've used outside, I wash them with laundry sanitizer.
I only use Lysol spray to spray my car seats if I physically sit/lay down in a place outside my house, like dentist/doctors office, car dealership during service.
Crazy knowing I never been so paranoid like this before.
- Jul 22, 2015
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Do similar stuff.
In these times it's not easy to tell, what's reasonable practices and what's paranoia, but it helps me relax, when I'm back indoors.
- Aug 14, 2012
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I imagine other cities are having this problem.
- Jan 20, 2002
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rock said him and his wife had a tough battle
their daughters experience sore throats
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i was just about to post this
Dwayne Johnson says he's on the mend from coronavirus
Dwayne Johnson said he's won a fight against Covid-19, but is warning others that the virus was a formidable foe even for him.
cnn.it
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cases plateauing so expect deaths to plateau too in a week or two. probably at 700-800 per day.
s3p4tu
formerly maluah
- May 17, 2005
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More evidence today that cheap corticosteroids are effective at reducing mortality in critically ill COVID-19 patients. Doing what hydroxychloroquine couldn't:
- Mar 27, 2004
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Great article explaining why Trump's herd immunity strategy is another in the long list of awful miscalculations that will cost more lives:
www.theatlantic.com
Herd Immunity Is Not a Strategy
What the term actually means, and what it doesn’t
