Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Mon February 28, 2022 3:44 pm
Somewhere Bi_3 is shaking, trembling, throwing up.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Turns out it did come from bats
Somewhere Bi_3 is shaking, trembling, throwing up.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Turns out it did come from bats
Those who have been deeply traumatized by the last two years are seizing this moment to claim victory.JuanHamm wrote:Who would have guessed that Bammer would become the most condescending poster in the Covid thread. What a wild world we live in.spike wrote:Life can’t always be a party, frat boi.Bammer wrote:Nice job.B wrote:
PS - A week of silence in this thread was nice. Almost like the rest of you had arrived at the party finally.
B wrote: Elementary School kids are still not allowed to talk during lunch.
While I vehemently oppose most protocols, this is one I can actually get behind.JuanHamm wrote:B wrote: Elementary School kids are still not allowed to talk during lunch.
Wtf ?
Where do you live that people put up with such nonsense?
The only people benefiting from this are the lunch ladies.Bammer wrote:While I vehemently oppose most protocols, this is one I can actually get behind.JuanHamm wrote:B wrote: Elementary School kids are still not allowed to talk during lunch.
Wtf ?
Where do you live that people put up with such nonsense?
Are you one of those people we read about at school board meetings losing their shit over this "tyranny" inflicted on the children? I can understand being against the mask mandate, but calling it child abuse just signals that you're on a different looney-train than the "wear a mask always and everywhere" crowd.macphisto wrote:So glad the child abuse is ending. It should be effective immediately, although I’m sure the science supports waiting another week.
Yea. My son's never had much of a problem with mask wearing at school. He happily trots onto the school bus every morning with all his mask wearing neighbors. I've never seen or heard of a child happily getting their ass beat for misbehaving at the grocery store.Rob wrote:Are you one of those people we read about at school board meetings losing their shit over this "tyranny" inflicted on the children? I can understand being against the mask mandate, but calling it child abuse just signals that you're on a different looney-train than the "wear a mask always and everywhere" crowd.macphisto wrote:So glad the child abuse is ending. It should be effective immediately, although I’m sure the science supports waiting another week.
No, I just grumble under my breath and bitch about it here. Equating mandatory masking with child abuse is hyperbole. Having kids eat lunch separated by plexiglass with no talking allowed, or lunch outside in cold weather...now we're in the realm.Rob wrote:Are you one of those people we read about at school board meetings losing their shit over this "tyranny" inflicted on the children? I can understand being against the mask mandate, but calling it child abuse just signals that you're on a different looney-train than the "wear a mask always and everywhere" crowd.macphisto wrote:So glad the child abuse is ending. It should be effective immediately, although I’m sure the science supports waiting another week.
The kids I know are the same way, happy under the circumstances and making the best of it, but more than ready to ditch the masks as are their friends and classmates. I think that's most kids who haven't been completely mindfucked by their doomer parents over the past two years.Leatherhead wrote: Yea. My son's never had much of a problem with mask wearing at school. He happily trots onto the school bus every morning with all his mask wearing neighbors. I've never seen or heard of a child happily getting their ass beat for misbehaving at the grocery store.
You'd probably get arrested for bioterrorismBammer wrote:Can’t wait to mail all our used snotty masks to the Guvna’s office next weekend.
Bring itJuanHamm wrote:You'd probably get arrested for bioterrorismBammer wrote:Can’t wait to mail all our used snotty masks to the Guvna’s office next weekend.
That is too much.macphisto wrote:Having kids eat lunch separated by plexiglass with no talking allowed, or lunch outside in cold weather...now we're in the realm.