lilidk
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Yes there is a virus but the government's from around the world try to spin the story
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you didn't change accounts before replying to yourself.
lilidk
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I was wondering how long the conversation would go.
This is going to be gross, and I have no idea why my buddy was proud of this, he's married and has kids (though at the time he wasn't);
At a Tigers game he said he went #1 next to Draper and #33 didn't wash his hands. My buddy said he ended up shaking his hand later outside so he got to touch Drapes President Johnson.
I don't know.
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Skyrocketing because tests are starting. It's going to take a few days of testing to start to see patterns.
Ohioans just got the order to stay home today. I went for takeout today, trying to throw some money at a local business, and it seemed a lot of people around me were already staying home. Passed a coupe of groups of kids standing around doing nothing in parking lots, everything was a lot quieter than normal. Got my daughter a kid's meal from BK, and the lady in the drive through was taking money using a plastic food bin.
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I'm assuming Michigan isn't far behind then. Whitmer and DeWine have been operating largely in lock-step on this.
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Never thought I would say it, but I miss arguing about whether AA is good for our team or not, or whether we should have kept Hossa over Franzen!
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Chloroquine may save the day @TatarTangle,
WATCH: NY Doctor says his hospital already using Chloroquine for coronavirus patients and have had ZERO deaths
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Right. I'm not saying it's not spreading. I'm saying the SPREAD + the addition of WAY more testing means that numbers are jumping maybe more than they should.
They were artificially low because of a lack of testing.
So instead of going from 270 to 900, they're going from 80 to 900.
That kind of number matters when everyone's goal is to "flatten the curve"
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My family member tested negative for COVID-19. She was diagnosed with viral meningitis instead. She'll take it.
People must be staying home here in AZ even without mandates. A lot less traffic on the roads the past week. I'll be working from home as soon as I can get internet hooked up.
Washing my hands like a fiend.
People must be staying home here in AZ even without mandates. A lot less traffic on the roads the past week. I'll be working from home as soon as I can get internet hooked up.
Washing my hands like a fiend.
Congrats on having meningitis? Hope she gets better quick. Not exactly a fun thing to have.
Happy to hear that... kind of. Having had viral meningitis years ago, it can be pretty nasty, too. Had nausea and a headache so bad I ended up in the ER getting IV morphine. Never fun when the lining of your brain is literally inflamed.
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Mount Suribachi
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Whoa, lets not get ahead of ourselves!
Britain went into lockdown last night, the government have been drip feeding the controls day by day, but the country is ready for it now. We're about 2 weeks behind Italy, so deaths are going to go up and up in the next 2 weeks.
I'm classed by the government as a key worker (pharmaceuticals), but also a vulnerable group (asthma), so....working from home.....for now.
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I take no issue with the increased controls to flatten the curve. I just want common courtesy restored to grocery shopping. Everybody I've been around has been polite and helpful; it's the hoarders that frustrate everybody else.
Please just get what your household needs for a couple weeks, and let everybody else do the same. There's no gold medal for buying six months worth of toilet paper, chicken breasts, and frozen veggies.
Please just get what your household needs for a couple weeks, and let everybody else do the same. There's no gold medal for buying six months worth of toilet paper, chicken breasts, and frozen veggies.
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Hoarders are infuriating. They set the pace and make others worry. They're also leaving healthier options on the shelf which is ironic. Wouldn't you want to remain healthy on lockdown.
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Healthy food usually equals fresh which has a limited shelf life. Other than frozen fruit/veg. Most people don't really think about health when thinking of food anyway.
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I'm referring to canned goods. Went to Fry's a week back. Canned aisle wiped clean save for diced tomatoes and sodium free foods. A very selective panic.
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