Re: Anybody want a Corona?
Posted: Sun August 09, 2020 1:34 am
100 days of no community transmission and 4 days of no new cases caught at the border
Two weeks you say?Electromatic wrote:In about 2 weeks Georgia is going to provide the answer to...
How bad an idea is it to send a bunch of kids and staff back to school with little or no masks, social distancing?
oh my god bammer wtf is wrong with youBammer wrote:Could have posted this in the Trump thread, too, I guess.
Enjoy:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... re/614191/
who's eating meat? Price going up and up and up...96583UP wrote:oh my god bammer wtf is wrong with youBammer wrote:Could have posted this in the Trump thread, too, I guess.
Enjoy:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... re/614191/
take it to the SJW thread
fuckin eh
so tired of every non-essential left-wing US citizen complaining about 'the end of the american empire' anytime anything goes wrong
this will be over in 8 months
Ed Yong should just be happy he has a job where he can hide indoors and write crybaby shit and get paid for it meanwhile real workers die in meat packing plants to keep the country fed
fucking crybabies everywhere
Hey I’m not the one who bailed on this. I think it has a lot of practical application:96583UP wrote:take it to the SJW threadBammer wrote:Could have posted this in the Trump thread, too, I guess.
Enjoy:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... re/614191/
fuckin eh
i'll eat your meatelliseamos wrote:who's eating meat? Price going up and up and up...96583UP wrote:oh my god bammer wtf is wrong with youBammer wrote:Could have posted this in the Trump thread, too, I guess.
Enjoy:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... re/614191/
take it to the SJW thread
fuckin eh
so tired of every non-essential left-wing US citizen complaining about 'the end of the american empire' anytime anything goes wrong
this will be over in 8 months
Ed Yong should just be happy he has a job where he can hide indoors and write crybaby shit and get paid for it meanwhile real workers die in meat packing plants to keep the country fed
fucking crybabies everywhere
i've always supported that threadBammer wrote:Hey I’m not the one who bailed on this. I think it has a lot of practical application:96583UP wrote:take it to the SJW threadBammer wrote:Could have posted this in the Trump thread, too, I guess.
Enjoy:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... re/614191/
fuckin eh
http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... d#p1547562
I know. And I appreciate your support. More than that, though, I appreciate that you grasp the concept.96583UP wrote:i've always supported that threadBammer wrote:Hey I’m not the one who bailed on this. I think it has a lot of practical application:96583UP wrote:take it to the SJW threadBammer wrote:Could have posted this in the Trump thread, too, I guess.
Enjoy:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... re/614191/
fuckin eh
http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... d#p1547562
Everyone was negative. Including me.wease wrote:Welp. Co-worker at part time job was positive so now we all have to be tested. That's twice for me. They said if two more are positive, they're shutting down for two weeks.
I knew I hated kids...96583UP wrote:so many articles today about how kids are asymptomatic carriers
school year is gonna blow this shit up big time
Are all of them future liberals?AAP report wrote:Just over 97,000 children tested positive for coronavirus in the United States between July 16 and July 30, according to a report from the American Academy of Pediatrics. 338,982 children have tested positive for the virus in total, about 8.8 percent of the total number of cases as of July 30, 3.8 million (The U.S. surpassed 5 million cases on Sunday). Children under 18 are less likely develop severe COVID-19 symptoms, but about one third of those who are hospitalized are sent to intensive care, according to a CDC study. The states that had the largest number of pediatric coronavirus cases are California, Florida, Arizona, Tennessee, Illinois, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
And half of those schools either don't have enough PPE, or are not following the social distancing guidelines. My friend's son's school sent a memo to parents that any child that post photos of the school to social media could face suspension.96583UP wrote:so many articles today about how kids are asymptomatic carriers
school year is gonna blow this shit up big time
Well I have a degree from Kent State University so that's how you know not to listen to anyone from there.simple schoolboy wrote: I think McParadigm took basically this stance for a minute at least:
that's fucking crazylowlight79 wrote:And half of those schools either don't have enough PPE, or are not following the social distancing guidelines. My friend's son's school sent a memo to parents that any child that post photos of the school to social media could face suspension.96583UP wrote:so many articles today about how kids are asymptomatic carriers
school year is gonna blow this shit up big time