But yet, the inscription on the base of the Statue of Liberty says it does. Ever heard of "Ellis Island"?
The simple fact of the matter is, that the Muskster hasn't been in the news enough recently to stroke his massive ego.
You can obviously read or insinuate whatever you choose into my statement. (Even if you're dead wrong, and just like to hear yourself talk).
) et. al. is beyond my comprehension.
Agreed!
Why, I bet you could even slog your way through all the bullsh!t here, completely unaffected, with a pair of those beauties...
Yeah. Every time I have visited TechSpot since the pandemic started, I find it necessary to douse my entire body in hand sanitizer. ??Why, I bet you could even slog your way through all the bullsh!t here, completely unaffected, with a pair of those beauties...
In my county, 7 total cases for the month of April. So no, we're not feeling the corona vibe.
Nah. All you have to do is wash your hands while singing "Happy Birthday", (twice, and don't forget to pay the public performance royalties), then give the mouse and keyboard a shot of Lysol
I would have gone with, "Elon-gation", or maybe "Muskcateria".In reality, I am a mad scientist trying to breed resistant bacteria for my pet bacteria farm. ? I have even named one of them "Ben."
Definitely, Elon-gation and Muskcateria are great names; however, I just could not resist Ben the Bacterium.
Yes. I prefer Ivory myself - none of that mutation inducing superbug creating anti-bacterial stuff in there that science has been warning about for several years now. I was beginning to think that there was hope to remove all these antibacterial soaps from the marketplace as that started to happen, then Along Came Coronavirus, and all that progress was dumped in the loo.
solutions only to later find out that the solution was worse than the problem. When I saw all the hand sanitizer dispensers roll out everywhere, it was a moment for me!
That is 100% false. And the vast majority don't want the lockdown to be removed so soon. Especially with the fake death rate reported by the US officials.
Musk is an a**hole, who most likely lives in a gated community, in a house with a "safe room".
And what exactly will "businesses" do when the vast majority are still in their homes? Will restaurants start ordering ingredients and call the workers back just to wait for the food to spoil because nobody is eating out? This is what simple minded people don't understand. You just can't do proper business right now. Stay in your home and wait for at least 2-4 more weeks. By the end of May you should see numbers improve and people will naturally start going out.
Well,here in "Filthadelphia", I hear the black community pissing and moaning about they're being "disproportionately affected" by the corona virus. And yet, while standing on my porch the other night, I saw at least a half dozen of the stupid bast*rds, passing around a spit laden joint. I thought I might get "a contact covid", from the reefer smoke.
There is a big difference between staggered and what these people want (quick one with most if not all restrictions removed from the start and don't deny it). The timing of it is also terrible.As far as food spoiling, it is the restaurant manager's responsibility for planning food supplies. They will need to watch local area announcements. If the floodgates are opened restaurants may be swamped by everyone wanting to eat out at the same time. Conversely if it's staggered it will be more easily predicted. People going back to offices is a large part that fuels eating out. I have loved working from home. I always ate lunch at restaurants during the week, but I've been cooking at home. I haven't eaten out for almost two months now and I love it! Restaurants have been gouging us for quite a few years now, so if they go away it wouldn't bother me. Especially the fast food chains. $10+ for a nasty burger and fries? I hate to say that, but it's the way I feel. In these times we have seen restaurant prices drop - to where they should be. We can really see how much they've been taking advantage of us.
I haven't heard of a single person saying this virus doesn't exist. What I have been seeing is just how bad these news (tabloids they should be called) are fear mongering. It is nowhere near as bad they say it is. The government is taking advantage of it. Is it helping? Sure. Is it worth it? No.
What do I believe is the best of both worlds? Don't force companies to close. Let employees decide their risk level and businesses reduce their own risk by trying to allow employees to WFH. Employees who don't accept the risk should be protected. As far as personally going out - protect yourself as wanted if you want to. Don't feel safe? Don't go out. This goes for every single day, not just these times!
Now when I go the store, I grab the carts that sit outside.
Thank God that your grandma is OK and that she doesn't go out. Healthy bodied people should take the hit so that people like her don't have to be afraid of going out in a few weeks.
