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oohhboy posted:Load up on medical PPE. Masks, splash shield, goggles, hand sanitisers, antiseptic wash. Additional clothing to change out of and take care of cross contamination. I have a coworker who had to go to Xian for about a week to work with one of the teams there. I believe he took a jumbo size container of JIF and a loaf of white bread.
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Barudak posted:Guyovitch wasnt perma'd just a ban. Regardless of whoever that poster is, dont break quarantine and lure people infected with C-spam into this thread. Need some volunteers to stand around a half-assed barricade at the entrance of our village and smoke 红双喜 cigarettes while making sure no suspicious outsiders from other
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BrainDance posted:I think you can get the plague from squirrels in Colorado or something, the others I'm not exactly sure. Get them all together, take the health check, get rid of them. I think this is a fool proof plan I cant really see what could go wrong with it. Yeah, squirrels and chipmunks in Rocky Mountain National Park, as well as most other large parks, can rarely have the plague. Adorable lil plague bearers.
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I've got a family member who had to work for a couple months in China and he didn't like the food, but he just ate it anyway and dealt with it because he doesn't have severe autism.
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p sure ikea is across most of china and has imported scandinavian foods at decent prices
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Booty Pageant posted:p sure ikea is across most of china and has imported scandinavian foods at decent prices I seem to recall the horse meat incident from a while ago where "surprise, IKEA meatballs may contain horse meat!" was a thing that made people mad in the EU and US because eating cows was fine but murdering my little pony for Swedish deliciousness was verboten. China IKEA posted a response something along the lines of "We don't use imported horse meat, we use Chinese meat" and suddenly they were very unpopular with Chinese people because China doesn't have a problem with horse meat, but "Chinese meat" had that very bad connotation of "it was a living thing once, whatever it was" Maybe they import it now, maybe not, but that was one very  moment from a past China thread 
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Feb 13, 2020 10:16
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Chinese meat has a very bad connotation basically everywhere and lol at the idea of a company admitting that they use it if they aren't also doing a pump and dump on their own stock
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Mistle posted:I seem to recall the horse meat incident from a while ago where "surprise, IKEA meatballs may contain horse meat!" was a thing that made people mad in the EU and US because eating cows was fine but murdering my little pony for Swedish deliciousness was verboten. The scandal wasn’t just false advertising, it was that they were using race horses instead of horses farmed for meat. The difference is that race horses are pumped full of all sorts of performance enhancing drugs that aren’t meant to be consumed by people.
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Feb 13, 2020 10:20
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The drugs or the horses? Also, I've just realised that I've never had a twinkie.
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WarpedNaba posted:The drugs or the horses? Both Twinkies are okay but they’re nothing too special
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Ziv Zulander posted:Both Yeah they are ok. I mean definitely have one but they aren’t gonna blow your mind.
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MarcusSA posted:Yeah they are ok. That thing about them lasting forever is just a myth too. They last longer than they should, but they’ve still got eggs in em, and anything with eggs has a definite shelf life
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Ziv Zulander posted:That thing about them lasting forever is just a myth too. They last longer than they should, but they’ve still got eggs in em, and anything with eggs has a definite shelf life Sexist
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poverty goat posted:it's all for show because the money is contaminated, the cup is contaminated, and the person handling the cup and counting change is also sending the food down the ramp no one in china has used cash in like 3 years. this is literally the only thing not an issue with that setup lol related, my pizza today came with a chart of everyone who came near it and their temp at the time: 
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Horse meats my all time fave meat. Death to horses!
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If you're scared of the IKEA horse meat then you can just eat their imported crackers, tubes of fish paste, and weird foam candy.
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how come the hotdogs at ikea are too big for the buns?
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Mistle posted:I seem to recall the horse meat incident from a while ago where "surprise, IKEA meatballs may contain horse meat!" was a thing that made people mad in the EU and US because eating cows was fine but murdering my little pony for Swedish deliciousness was verboten. China IKEA posted a response something along the lines of "We don't use imported horse meat, we use Chinese meat" and suddenly they were very unpopular with Chinese people because China doesn't have a problem with horse meat, but "Chinese meat" had that very bad connotation of "it was a living thing once, whatever it was" Trivia, there's a german thing called Pferdeleberkäse, which literally translates to "Horse liver cheese" Have a nice day, my friends.
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IKEA is not a publically (or gray market) traded company so a PnD would be pointless. IIRC, the horses were not even old race horses but "What should we do with these diseased and or dead horses? Let's make IKEAballs!" 
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I have zero problem with eating horse, in fact, due to a vivid animosity towards them, I'd be more likely to eat horse than other animals. Stupid rear end horses with their kicking and biting while being dumb as gently caress
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Magna Kaser posted:no one in china has used cash in like 3 years. this is literally the only thing not an issue with that setup lol Wow. That's kind of amazing actually and I can't imagine it being legal in the states to require that.
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My school issued thermometers to all students and we have to have them all take their temperatures midway through the day. There's been only a handful of cases in Bangkok and none at my school.
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Known Lecher posted:Lol R "Genocide Explainer" Guyovich's parachute account got outed in the CSPAM Wuflu thread.
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Shumagorath posted:I read that as CSPAM Waifu Thread and didn't blink. No the Bernie thread is over there
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i like my horse meat raw with a light sear also ikea herring in dill and onion is great, i could eat it everyday if i had to be quarantined
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GoutPatrol posted:No the Bernie thread is over there Surely berns is a husbands
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bob dobbs is dead posted:Surely berns is a husbands Bernie is all things to all people.
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Ziv Zulander posted:That thing about them lasting forever is just a myth too. They last longer than they should, but they’ve still got eggs in em, and anything with eggs has a definite shelf life I read this and I was thinking "bug eggs?" but then I realized you meant chicken eggs, which I didn't associate with Twinkies.
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Charlz Guybon posted:Wow. That's kind of amazing actually and I can't imagine it being legal in the states to require that. There's an approximately 0.0% chance those numbers are real, anyway. And temperature has been demonstrated to not be in any way reliable for diagnosis.
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BrainDance posted:how come the hotdogs at ikea are too big for the buns? It's the genuine Swedish experience 
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They have pizza in china? What a strange and novel new times we live in.
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Son of Rodney posted:I have zero problem with eating horse, in fact, due to a vivid animosity towards them, I'd be more likely to eat horse than other animals. not to mention that due to historians being horse fanatics, the role of the combat cow has been purposefully erased from history in favor of a false, horse-centric history. few people realize that horses were actually invented in the early 60s
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Espionage pro-tips here https://www.nytimes.com./2020/02/13/technology/huawei-racketeering-wire-fraud.html quote:The indictment portrays Huawei as orchestrating a steady, if not sophisticated, campaign to steal trade secrets. For instance, the indictment alleged that in 2004, a Huawei employee sneaked back to a Chicago trade show to steal a competitor’s technology. The employee “was discovered in the middle of the night after the show had closed for the day in the booth of a technology company” and was found “removing the cover from a networking device and taking photographs of the circuitry inside.” The individual wore a badge listing his employer as “Weihua” — an anagram of Huawei — according to the indictment.
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CIGNX posted:Espionage pro-tips here Lol why would you wear your spy agencies badge while doing spy stuff. Even hollywood movies aren't that dumb. Hire a white person to do it.
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- How did you know he was a SPECTRE agent? - He was wearing a badge that said RESPECT.
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Mistle posted:I seem to recall the horse meat incident from a while ago where "surprise, IKEA meatballs may contain horse meat!" was a thing that made people mad in the EU and US because eating cows was fine but murdering my little pony for Swedish deliciousness was verboten. China IKEA posted a response something along the lines of "We don't use imported horse meat, we use Chinese meat" and suddenly they were very unpopular with Chinese people because China doesn't have a problem with horse meat, but "Chinese meat" had that very bad connotation of "it was a living thing once, whatever it was" Actually this was because horse meat for human consumption is literally illegal in some us states (and EU countries iirc). Germany has no law against it but it is less common in the South and more in the north west. I like horse. It is lean, has a distinct sweetish taste and is healthy as well.
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It is extremely hard to find in my area, but there is no law against eating it. If anyone has seen Mad Men there is an early episode specifically about the moral outrage over horse meat in general.
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Maybe I am thinking of a different horse meat scandal. But as I remember it, it was a supermarket chain in the UK that had bought cheap Eastern European horse meat to put in it's "beef" lasagna. And one of the ways they found out, (or maybe it was a news program after they found out), was that they went all the way back to the factory and accused the owner of selling *gasp* horse meat instead of good honest beef. And the owner puffed out his chest and said "Yep, nothing but the finest horse meat from us!" And to bring it back to recent China based events. All the stuff that China, (and other countries) are doing re: coronavirus all seems largely performative and theatrical to me. I haven't heard much about actual practical attempts to fight it/help the victims apart from the CSIRO people managing to synthesize it. Everything else I hear seems to me mainly fear mongering, and stories of elaborate ways to shut yourself in, mask shortages, citywide lockdowns etc. None of which help protect yourself from the virus as much as washing your hands before and after touching filthy public surfaces
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BrainDance posted:plague, cholera and yellow fever are all sections of the health check you gotta get before coming. praire dogs carry it. but fleas are known for jumping
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