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All right, whatever man
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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
- Mar 27, 2004
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covid pulls no punches:
- Jan 20, 2002
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they better not be allowed back in california
have them quarantine in tx for two wks
- Jul 16, 2002
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Corona won the world series tonight 
elpablo21
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2020 out 2020'ing itself
- Mar 22, 2006
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WTF how and why did he play
Good job Manfred you bum
Good job Manfred you bum
elpablo21
Supporter
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Store guard stabbed 27 times for asking women to wear masks
CHICAGO (AP) — Two sisters accused of stabbing a West Side Chicago store security guard 27 times with a knife after he asked them to wear face masks and use hand sanitizer were ordered held without bond Tuesday.
apnews.com
Indoor Dining Banned In Chicago, Governor Cites Rising COVID Case Numbers
"No matter where you live, what your politics are, where you work or who you love: Illinois: mask up! And we'll get through this together."
chicago.cbslocal.com
- Mar 27, 2004
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wait, it gets worse:
- Jul 16, 2002
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Dude looks like one of those anti mask dickheads I see around me all the time. Not even surprised him of all people tested positive.
- May 3, 2009
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- Oct 13, 2001
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Principals, some parents pushing back on staffing plan for DCPS
www.fox5dc.com
Principals, some parents pushing back on staffing plan for DCPS
As D.C. Public Schools continues to plan for an in-person reopening for most elementary school students, principals, through their union and in a letter to families, say the plan to reassign some middle and high school staff members to elementary school-based virtual learning classrooms will...
- Dec 23, 2003
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what are your feelings on restarting in-person classes? my son has been back at school for about a month and so far, it’s working out really well.
- Oct 13, 2001
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Numbers are spiking in DC.
I have no faith DCPS will take proper precautions.
I am not comfortable with the potential of going back in person.
Not
At
All
D.Josey
formerly dzaster
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I think schools CAN reopen safely, but it really depends on the staff, how good their plan is, and how strict they are following the plan. Unfortunately, the more you rely on parents to do the policing, the less effective the plan will be. For example, my kids' school puts the burden on parents to do a daily wellness check and as long as they think their child is well enough and they are fever free, they can send them, regardless of other symptoms. This is a disaster waiting to happen, because many parents will send their kids to school sick so they don't have to miss work.
- Jul 22, 2012
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Supposedly he forced his way out of quarantine at the end of the game and refused to listen to security to go back into quarantine. Unbelievable.
- Oct 10, 2013
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Let me give you the reality to all this;
. Keeping masks on won’t happen
. Keep sick kids home won’t happen
. 6th apart can’t happen
. Sanitizing won’t happen
. All adults adhering to guidelines won’t happen
. Correct contact tracing can’t happen
. Correct quarantine procedures won’t happen
. School closing due to outbreaks won’t happen
home vs at school learning isn’t even close, at school is better, but NOT YET. I’ll say this for the 5th time, at any point we could contain the virus within 6 weeks at any given time. Schools opening at any capacity will make sure that 6 weeks never begins
- Aug 5, 2007
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i think it depends on the school. for the first time in my son’s life, we are ok with the outrageous amount we pay for tuition (he’s been going to “school” since he was 3 months old). their reopening plan was good and communication throughout the process has been great. he wears a mask and/or face shield all day and they have enough room on campus to space the kids out well and have moved many activities outdoors.
by contrast, my co-worker’s son is in public school (it’s a good school) and he comes to work with her everyday. i watch him do his distance learning and he’s on the computer a few hours for classes and aside from that, has a couple of worksheets here and there. they have no idea when classes will start in person. the rest of the day, the kid just roams around the offices here it watches tv.
by contrast, my co-worker’s son is in public school (it’s a good school) and he comes to work with her everyday. i watch him do his distance learning and he’s on the computer a few hours for classes and aside from that, has a couple of worksheets here and there. they have no idea when classes will start in person. the rest of the day, the kid just roams around the offices here it watches tv.
- Mar 27, 2004
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Yup. I was in rural Pennsylvania recently and saw a guy walking around the convenience store without a mask on (despite the sign out front). He had the same orange beard, wearing a baseball hat, and that same stupid ginger look on his face.
edit: looked like this guy:
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