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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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China was boarding ppl inside their homes if I recall correctly, to keep em from leaving
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China recently tried re-opening theaters again and closed em back up real quick.
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Sounds like that nt'er who assaulted the mcdonalds employee and made a thread about it.Im at a mcdonalds and this junkie tried to rush the mcd worker to get inside and get waterman snuffed him.
Dudes out here talking bout hes dying and hes gonna comr back and rob us all
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wow la fitness did something honorable for once, just realized they wont be charging monthly dues unless there is an open club near you
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Doubtful. It only takes one to infect many. It's a wrap on sports for the foreseeable future.
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Just to clarify, after reading the article - Garcetti anticipated a shut down "until May" and they really ran with it
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Link to thread? Dont remember this
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They aren't, the people are already on them. Long itineraries. Most lines cancelled all future cruises for a while. But the current ones are still out there. And the longer ones, the way the long itineraries are set up, you go out far from the original port and either have to go back the way you came, which usually isn't feasible, or go the rest of the way since they're designed like big circles. I've been on long cruises before, multiple weeks. When you get in the middle, the only way out is through.
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Got damn savage!Some good news!
101-year-old Italian man, born amid Spanish flu pandemic, survives coronavirus illness, official says
101-year-old Italian man, born amid Spanish flu pandemic, survives coronavirus illness, official says
Identified as Mr. P., a 101-year-old man from Rimini, Italy, survived COVID-19, an official from his city told local media.www.usatoday.com
way to go og
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The long lines and stacks of ash urns greeting family members of the dead at funeral homes in Wuhan are spurring questions about the true scale of coronavirus casualties at the epicenter of the outbreak, renewing pressure on a Chinese government struggling to control its containment narrative.
The families of those who succumbed to the virus in the central Chinese city, where the disease first emerged in December, were allowed to pick up their cremated ashes at eight local funeral homes starting this week. As they did, photos circulated on Chinese social media of thousands of urns being ferried in.
Outside one funeral home, trucks shipped in about 2,500 urns on both Wednesday and Thursday, according to Chinese media outlet Caixin. Another picture published by Caixin showed 3,500 urns stacked on the ground inside. It’s unclear how many of the urns had been filled.
People who answered the phone at six of the eight funeral homes in Wuhan said they either did not have data on how many urns were waiting to be collected, or were not authorized to disclose the numbers. Calls were not answered at the other two.
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work from home indefinitely. i hate working from home smh
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So a Black Manager at Mcdonalds Called me the N word
Hello everyone soI went to Mcdonalds Last week ordered 2 sausage egg and cheese mcmuffins, told them well done pleaseand not to burn the sandwiches please. The muffins were burned I didn't want them to remake the food just wanted my money back, so I could leave. I work in customer service...
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This **** ain’t a lock down. This is just a time out.
Need a full hardcore lockdown, even if it’s an overreaction.
Need a full hardcore lockdown, even if it’s an overreaction.
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No love for Vegas, we been shut down for 2 weeks and hurting our economy the most
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I was going to go during Easter
Hawaii and Vegas really suffering
the steps Hawaii put in place while extreme are needed
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The full scene
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I disagree with the idea that a full nation lockdown mandated by the president is what's needed. Government can't have that much control over your free will. Adults dumb enough to be in groups now will find a way to do stupid **** no matter what laws are put into place
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costco employee here. 2 bay area warehouses had employees with positive tests today. company doesn't do **** about it. business as usual.
thinking im about to take some unpaid leave. this is crazy.
thinking im about to take some unpaid leave. this is crazy.
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GameStop to employees: wrap your hands in plastic bags and go back to work - The Boston Globe
GameStop is allowing customers to make purchases from outside the door and is instructing employees to wrap a plastic bag around one hand, open the door a crack, and take the customer’s credit card, according to a manager at a local store.
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Any chance you can share the locations? I think my family is still going to our city’s Costco.
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Hahaha. GameStop. Talk about a joke of a company. Just go out of business already.
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Need to start testing for antibodies. If people got infected already, got the antibodies, and can no longer spread, send em back to work.
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Only essentials are open
But here's the strip be looking nowadays
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