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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Hope y’all are doing alright and safe during this global academic
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SpittaJetLife
Banned
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Lol that’s messed up
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- May 3, 2009
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I see food prep people doing this all the time. I can’t really eat out much anymore.
They have gloves on and touch your CC or cash. Then use same gloves to grab your prepared food. The ones that are effective take their gloves off and then back on every time. They may use 100 gloves a shift But that’s the point.
Off to receive the cash
Back on to prepare the food
Off for other work.
back on for food prep
it cuts out washing your hands every time, that’s about it.
doing take out and drive thrus the past week I’ve noticed all realms of glove wearing and usage.
- Feb 24, 2009
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Officially out of Lysol spray and running out of wipes. If anyone has a link to stock I’m willing to pay resale.
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I’m not saying I hope she gets the Rona. But if she does, I won’t necessarily be upset about it
- Apr 30, 2010
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Funny thing is when they had the "freedom" they were just on their phones anyways.
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once per week. even that feels like too much at this point
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Got tired of the illiterate jokes and finally went through an academic. Proud of him.
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I live in an apartment complex with a shared laundry area. Planning to wake up at 6 one morning to do laundry before everyone else does. I’m at the point where I have to decide whether I risk getting corona or be forced to rewear underwear 
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got to do it old school and just wash and hang in the showerI live in an apartment complex with a shared laundry area. Planning to wake up at 6 one morning to do laundry before everyone else does. I’m at the point where I have to decide whether I risk getting corona or be forced to rewear underwear
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prob just throwing the money around for whatever crazy markup prices or donating straight cash homie to the hospitals themselves and earmarking them for PPE.
my boy has a wife who’s a RN and he had to go on eBay and pay some reseller 500 for some masks because her hospital is cheap stupid evil or all of the above
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FBI learned of coronavirus-inspired bomb plotter through radicalized US Army soldier
The FBI learned of a coronavirus-inspired bomb plotter through radicalized U.S. Army soldier.
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Epidemiologist explains why social distancing is #1 weapon vs COVID19 - Political Cortadito
TweetSumo TweetThe cases of COVID19 infections continue to rise in Florida and Miami-Dade as the coronavirus is, reportedly, just getting started here. These dramatic increases are a result of more massive testing and are going to continue for the next couple of weeks, or months, depending on...
Second, although social distancing measures have been (at least temporarily) well-received, there is an obvious-but-overlooked phenomenon when considering groups (i.e. families) in transmission dynamics. While social distancing decreases contact with members of society, it of course increases your contacts with group (i.e. family) members. This small and obvious fact has surprisingly profound implications on disease transmission dynamics. Study after study demonstrates that even if there is only a little bit of connection between groups (i.e. social dinners, playdates/playgrounds, etc.), the epidemic trajectory isn’t much different than if there was no measure in place. The same underlying fundamentals of disease transmission apply, and the result is that the community is left with all of the social and economic disruption but very little public health benefit. You should perceive your entire family to function as a single individual unit; if one person puts themselves at risk, everyone in the unit is at risk. Seemingly small social chains get large and complex with alarming speed. If your son visits his girlfriend, and you later sneak over for coffee with a neighbor, your neighbor is now connected to the infected office worker that your son’s girlfriend’s mother shook hands with. This sounds silly, it’s not. This is not a joke or a hypothetical. We as epidemiologists see it borne out in the data time and time again and no one listens. Conversely, any break in that chain breaks disease transmission along that chain.
tl;dr:
stay the **** home. stay away from people other than the people you live with, and make sure they're staying the **** home too.
if you can't stay the **** home, take every precaution possible when you go out.
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Don’t overthink it. Paper towels and a Clorox/water water bottle concentration is just as effective.
how often are y’all cleaning?if you’re in the same home and haven’t left, why you cleaning door knobs 10 times a day?
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I live in an apartment complex with a shared laundry area. Planning to wake up at 6 one morning to do laundry before everyone else does. I’m at the point where I have to decide whether I risk getting corona or be forced to rewear underwear
order more underwear
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Amen. I never understood the whole "masks only help those who are sick" **** that was being spewed. But healthcare workers are wearing them to protect themselves. *Insert Nick Young gif
Same with you can't get sick from food prepared by someone who might have it. I still won't agree with this even if Dr. Fauci told me at my door. Logically, it doesn't make sense. So i'm gonna take pre-cautions and tell myself it does. There's zero reason for ME needing to eat food not prepared by me or my wife right now
And this is why I’m so thankful for this thread. Anyone that’s been following This thread since December/January shouldn’t be surprised at any of this. Same “just a flu” folks were also downplaying the importance of masks.
I managed to get a box of surgical masks a while back since that was the only thing left after I was able to get like five n95 single masks. It ain’t much but it’s better than nothing and just holding off on them as much as possible.
America keeps delaying the inevitable like lockdowns and masks. Time to get the f up off that high horse we are no better or special than any of the other countries that got hit first.
Remember I was straight up being called a villain for suggesting a worldwide travel ban a while back. Don’t look too far fetched now.
Government needs to open the vaults at their military bases and send out a pack of masks along with that $1200
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Cities like Seoul, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore have much denser populations thank New York City yet the virus is more contained.
I strongly believe the wide adoption of masks and gloves is a factor.
I strongly believe the wide adoption of masks and gloves is a factor.
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Of course it is. Our government told us that we can pack in subways, airplanes and elevators and cough and sneeze on each other, but as long as we wash our hands we are fine.
