Red Mosquito

96583UP wrote:

B wrote: I mean, if you really want to re-open based on data, how about opening the kinds of places where transmission is rare and holding back on the kinds of places where it's frequent.

Friend who is San Fran ER doctor that has raged balls deep in the Cov19 scene now for months said at this point it looks like in order to contract this outdoors someone basically needs to sneeze in your face

what if you were outside but surrounded by, say, a thousand people all constantly shouting aggressively for several hours together?

spike wrote:

96583UP wrote:

B wrote: I mean, if you really want to re-open based on data, how about opening the kinds of places where transmission is rare and holding back on the kinds of places where it's frequent.

Friend who is San Fran ER doctor that has raged balls deep in the Cov19 scene now for months said at this point it looks like in order to contract this outdoors someone basically needs to sneeze in your face

what if you were outside but surrounded by, say, a thousand people all constantly shouting aggressively for several hours together?

yeah i mean in that case you might want to bring a face shield and a blowtorch

96583UP wrote:also becoming clearer that fomite transition is low probability

That the WHO or CDC waffled on that makes me pause. Otherwise I'd agree with you 100%. If the WHO was still full steam wash your hands, that would convince me that fomites are low risk.

Should I wear a mask while running?!

verb_to_trust wrote:Should I wear a mask while running?!

Hot, or not?

McParadigm wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:Should I wear a mask while running?!

Hot, or not?

smocking !

I tried a buff around my neck this week. It can go up when I pass people. Still, pretty uncomfortable.

GOP Lawmakers Push Bill to Keep Trump, RNC in North Carolina

https://chapelboro.com/news/state-gover ... h-carolina

Lollapalooza canceled.

Different parts of the country were always going to peak at different times. We live in a huge country.

No, we supposedly peaked a few weeks ago here in NC.

there's a pretty simple solution here that no one seems to want to accept

Spoiler: show

hi, my name is Uncle Sam, and i'd like to order 300 million of these, please

96583UP wrote:there's a pretty simple solution here that no one seems to want to accept

Spoiler: show

hi, my name is Uncle Sam, and i'd like to order 300 million of these, please

This pandemic is relentless. Hitting all the kinks I didn't know I had.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:No, we supposedly peaked a few weeks ago here in NC.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:No, we supposedly peaked a few weeks ago here in NC.

Well obviously the experts were wrong. The experts have been consistently wrong almost throughout so...

McParadigm wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:No, we supposedly peaked a few weeks ago here in NC.

Testing was in its infancy in March but it looks like NC is rolling around 8-9% positive for the month of May 9th-June 9th.
*emphasis is that the cases are not lab confirmed.

NC Governor shut down this race track as an imminent hazard after they had 3 races in May and June and doubled their county's COVID cases. They put up the sign below to claim they were protesting, but they charged admission.



https://www.newsobserver.com/news/rebui ... 92236.html

B wrote:

NC Governor shut down this race track as an imminent hazard after they had 3 races in May and June and doubled their county's COVID cases. They put up the sign below to claim they were protesting, but they charged admission.



https://www.newsobserver.com/news/rebui ... 92236.html

Three percent of those cases may no longer be residents in a few weeks.

Maybe the speedway management can use the admission fees to buy flowers for the people they killed.