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Lol not sure if you know this story but on our honeymoon we were on a cruise and I was in a conga line at night that was going around the pool and having a great time. Then some random woman gets behind and has her hands on my hips and my wife comes over pulls me away all pissed off.

I got in the conga line again and the same woman gets in behind me and my wife grabs me again and we get into a big argument and head back to our room.
In our room we are yelling at each other and I literally packed my suitcase up and grabbed some pillows and told her I'm outta here and moved out the balcony and passed out and slept there.

In the morning we both laughed about it and still laugh about it to this day.

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https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/29/cor...e-to-hold-march-madness-without-audience.html

National College Players Association’s Statement on Coronavirus and College Athlete Health:

“In the wake of the emerging coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA and its colleges should take precautions to protect college athletes. They should also make public which actions will be taken and when. Precautions should include cancelling all auxiliary events that put players in contact with crowds such as meet and greets and press events. Athletic programs should also take every possible measure to sanitize buses and airplanes used to transport players.


In regard to the NCAA’s March Madness Tournament and other athletic events, there should be a serious discussion about holding competitions without an audience present.

Google just cancelled a summit in California and Amazon is encouraging its employees to avoid all nonessential travel because of coronavirus concerns. The NCAA and its colleges must act now, there is no time to waste.”
 
Fascinating thread. Everyone should read it:



and why is this admin saying one thing while the medical community is saying another? Are doctors now part of the “deep state” against trump? I wish doctors would stop politicizing this issue. All they’re doing is helping the Dems...

 
There was a guy on the radio this morning who travelled from LAX to Beijing last week on a 777 (typically holds about 400 passengers).

There were 13 people on the flight.
 
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People who smoke, people who are alcoholics, don't they bear some responsibility for bad choices? If I caught the deadlier of the two strains of this coronavirus, in my present situation, in terms of age, and underlying conditions, it means it will most likely kill me. This I do believe. I have read what the final, most serious symptom is, and it would be very hard for me to survive the worst symptoms. My wife is still healing from 10 broken ribs, pneumonia always being a danger with that type of injury. Plus her own underlying conditions and age would also make death a very real possibility. If it does have a mortality rate of 3.4%, that is ridiculously more fatal then a flu with a 0.1% mortality rate. And you can bet that mortality rate is higher for someone my age and health. If I were in Wuhan at its worst, the mortality rate was 8% for someone like me. Now, I don't see the panic the cartoon you posted displays, but I'm not in Seattle, should at risk groups there be a tad nervous. And I am not in any state of panic myself. But, I'm not asleep at the wheel, either. I know this can kill me, and I know if I or my wife contract it, we are in deep ****.

Of course, this is my personal take. You're entitled to dismiss or laugh at the response to coronavirus in America to your heart's content....
 
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https://www.deseret.com/indepth/202...th-cdc-panic-costco-prepper-shopping-covid-19

...Spread of infection is not a natural disaster.

You don’t prepare the same as you would for an earthquake or a tornado. You won’t be at home for two weeks, isolated without resources, so you don’t need water, batteries or candles, says Nicholas Rupp, spokesman for the Salt Lake County Health Department.

“Utilities will function fine. Electricity, potable water, natural gas, you’ll have all that. So set those aside and focus on the things that are really applicable in this circumstance, things you might need because you shouldn’t leave your home,” he said.

His list includes prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines to relieve symptoms of a respiratory illness, food and cleaning supplies. He points out that health officials don’t know what type of cleaner is best against coronavirus, but the hardy norovirus has been susceptible to bleach.
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The thought that you really, really need a mask is bad.

And it can create a shortage for those who really, really do.

Masks are for those who are sick to help avoid infecting others and for their close caregivers.

Shoppers are buying lots of items in greater quantity than they need, from toilet paper to canned goods. Experts and others say to remember that other people are also trying to prepare. Media outlets like The Los Angeles Times and The New York Times have been reporting on communities that are out of some preparation basics like hand sanitizer and cleaners. In Australia, they’ve even had a canned goods shortage.







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