sabremike
Friend To All Giraffes
Better idea: wear a Leafs jersey.Depends. If you want people to stay away from you, go with a Mohawk with swastika's shaved on each side of the head. You'll probably keep everyone 6 feet away with that.
Better idea: wear a Leafs jersey.Depends. If you want people to stay away from you, go with a Mohawk with swastika's shaved on each side of the head. You'll probably keep everyone 6 feet away with that.
Nah, down here a Sabres jersey will be much more effective. Most canes fans don’t pay attention to Leafs fans. Sabres fanes are generally despised because of 2006.Better idea: wear a Leafs jersey.
Nah, down here a Sabres jersey will be much more effective. Most canes fans don’t pay attention to Leafs fans. Sabres fanes are generally despised because of 2006.
We have a 25th amendment solution but that will never happen. So we will keep living out our own Black Mirror series.I don't even know how to express my thoughts on that without earning myself a well-deserved infraction.
All I've got is: "Yeah, Clorox will kill the virus. It'll also kill the host, but hey, at least you took out the virus... maybe."
So who among us had a mixer of rubbing alcohol with our bleach (or other disinfectant of choice) cocktail tonight with a Lysol chaser?
In my world bourbon counts as disinfectant.“Everyone drink disinfectant” is so damn funny...
“Everyone drink disinfectant” is so damn funny...
So with Georgia opening up today and more on Monday, if there is a spike, we should start to see the leading edge (in terms of hospitalization) in about 2-3 weeks based on existing data of incubation periods, and any increase in deaths would follow that by about 2 weeks. Does that sound about right? So it could be 1-2 months before we see what impact opening up has (good or bad) unless they have extensive testing in place to see the effect real time . @Anton Dubinchuk , do you know how extensive GA's testing will be?
There are some positives as well. If someone ingests/injects bleach or other disinfectant, there's a very good chance that they will no longer be able to spread the virus and/or they won't be able to catch it if they don't already have it. Also, if enough people do it, it will lower the number of people that are unemployed and it will raise the collective IQ of the country.
So who among us had a mixer of rubbing alcohol with our bleach (or other disinfectant of choice) cocktail tonight with a Lysol chaser?
Yep - several emails and notices from restaurants in the area that they will not be making any immediate changes and will still only remain open for takeout. Archdiocese of Atlanta is still not having public Masses through the end of May.
Albany GA, a small-ish town in South Georgia, is one of the hardest hit places in the country per capita. Hopefully they don't open up.
Wait, I heard it was pronounced Al-bane-y. I believed it because they also pronounce Cairo as Kay-roh.
I don't know what to believe anymore.