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is it safe to walk my chimpanzee around the neighbourhood
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Earwicker posted:a blown bubble is a sealed bit of air that comes directly someone's lungs, i dont think its unreasonable to think it could contain respiratory drops, its not the same thing as blowing into open air It’s not like a bubble is pressurized. You’re getting exactly the same viral load on average you’d be getting if the kid were blowing without a bubble wand. If you’re that paranoid fine but don’t go outside then. The bubble kid is not a superspreader.
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Apr 14, 2020 18:44
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Can we change the thread title to : The bubble kid is not a superspreader. ?
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Apr 14, 2020 18:45
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Tokyo Sex Whale posted:It’s not like a bubble is pressurized. You’re getting exactly the same viral load on average you’d be getting if the kid were blowing without a bubble wand. If you’re that paranoid fine but don’t go outside then. The bubble kid is not a superspreader. *Three weeks later* Headline: COVID-19 hot spot identified around bubble blowing girl.
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Apr 14, 2020 18:46
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shovelbum posted:reminder that like a reality based social distancing guideline would be dont come within 30 feet of anywhere a human or cat or nonhuman primate has been in the past 3-9 hours 
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Apr 14, 2020 18:48
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Dear Watson posted:Why was she mad? He didn’t dry hump the flag she really enjoys that part of his speeches.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:00
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Tokyo Sex Whale posted:It’s not like a bubble is pressurized. You’re getting exactly the same viral load on average you’d be getting if the kid were blowing without a bubble wand. If you’re that paranoid fine but don’t go outside then. The bubble kid is not a superspreader. Blowing without a bubble wand is more than enough to infect someone. I can't imagine that you don't know that at this point, literally everyone knows this, so why are you trolling?
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Apr 14, 2020 19:01
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Bubble Boy 2: Bubble Boy's Revenge
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Apr 14, 2020 19:04
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Rat posted:Three of my friends have had parents pass suddenly this week. Three. The oldest parent was only in their 60s. None of them will get to hold funerals or gatherings Rats don’t live too long out in the wild sorry bout your friends 
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Apr 14, 2020 19:09
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bird with big dick posted:He didn’t dry hump the flag she really enjoys that part of his speeches. Oh I didn’t watch it so I didn’t know he skipped that part (my fav too!!)
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Apr 14, 2020 19:12
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Kharmakazy posted:Blowing without a bubble wand is more than enough to infect someone. I can't imagine that you don't know that at this point, literally everyone knows this, so why are you trolling? Exhaling is basically assault
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Apr 14, 2020 19:12
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Tokyo Sex Whale posted:Exhaling is basically assault Yes. It literally is assault and is being prosecuted as terrorism because we are in a pandemic.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:14
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Tokyo Sex Whale posted:It’s not like a bubble is pressurized. You’re getting exactly the same viral load on average you’d be getting if the kid were blowing without a bubble wand. If you’re that paranoid fine but don’t go outside then. The bubble kid is not a superspreader. why would it have to be pressurized? when i go outside i wear a mask to make sure my respiratory drops dont go very far. everyone else in my city is strongly encouraged to do the same and businesses are refusing to serve anyone not wearing a mask because this is a disease spread by respiratory drops that blow out of peoples mouths! blowing bubbles is basically the opposite from trying to ensure one's respiratory drops don't go far. no i dont think bubble kid is a "superspreader" but its definitely irresponsible behavior. even if it has a small chance of infecting others why would you take that risk for something so pointless?
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Apr 14, 2020 19:15
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If singing in a choir is enough to spread it, it's rational to assume some kid sputtering into a bubble wand can spread it as well. lmao
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Apr 14, 2020 19:16
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shovelbum posted:reminder that like a reality based social distancing guideline would be dont come within 30 feet of anywhere a human or cat or nonhuman primate has been in the past 3-9 hours Yeah but at that point we might as well just wear some sort of sealed hoods.  Try to scratch your noses now, assholes.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:17
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I legitimately think people insisting stupid poo poo like that is true should be a crime right now.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:18
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:real Donald rants Which movie of the story is he watching? The one where the captain is played by the fascist rapist?
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Apr 14, 2020 19:21
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Facebook Aunt posted:Yeah but at that point we might as well just wear some sort of sealed hoods. Yes, if we did this, way fewer people would die. Those hoods would be very effective if we could get everybody into one.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:36
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Blistex posted:Was making pancakes this morning and looked out front (fenced yard, about 4' high) and there were bubbles floating into it. My two year old son had not noticed them yet, so I ran out to the balcony and could see a ~10 year old girl with her grandmother blowing the bubbles at my son and trying to get his attention. I yelled, "Stop! What are you doing?" and the girl stopped and looked at me, then her grandmother who said, "It's ok, they're just kids!" I then said, "Your granddaughter is blowing bubbles, that contain her breath and traces of her saliva at my son!". The grandmother said, "she's not sick", and I told her to please stop, and blow bubbles somewhere else. The grandmother muttered that I was overreacting but they wandered off. You're not insane because my husband wondered same thing today when we were on our walk with our son and I was blowing some bubbles for his toddler amusement. Also at that same time another toddler saw us outside and happily banged on the window to get our attention. My son just learned how to wave and he waved back, it was very cute. I'm sort of worried about his social development. He's a year and a half old and he now has zero social interaction with anyone other than his parents. He used to play with other kids but now he hasn't interacted with anyone who isn't us in nearly a month. If this goes on all summer is it going to stunt him or what?
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Apr 14, 2020 19:37
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Ralph Crammed In posted:If this goes on all summer is it going to stunt him or what? if he was the only one going through this maybe, but all of his peers will have likely gone through something similar so once he is interacting with kids his own age again theyll have that in common
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Apr 14, 2020 19:38
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Ralph Crammed In posted:I'm sort of worried about his social development. He's a year and a half old and he now has zero social interaction with anyone other than his parents. He used to play with other kids but now he hasn't interacted with anyone who isn't us in nearly a month. If this goes on all summer is it going to stunt him or what?
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Apr 14, 2020 19:40
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I kinda figured, he's already got two strikes against him. His dad's a computer toucher pro and post here on the reg.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:42
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EL BROMANCE posted:As a welsh guy in Florida, I’m going to bury my flags tonight before they come for me. When Florida gets shelled the response from America will be uproarious laughter
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Apr 14, 2020 19:42
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sweet thursday posted:Numbers stayed at the high plateau for a week, everyone! Sure there are still thousands a day but that number isn't getting worse. yes this will ensure that the numbers go back to going up.. right? That's what we want.. Number 1 more biggerest numbers? I'm supreme leader of world.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:45
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sweet thursday posted:is it safe to walk my chimpanzee around the neighbourhood that is not what we mean about blowing bubbles 
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Apr 14, 2020 19:47
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sweet thursday posted:Numbers stayed at the high plateau for a week, everyone! Sure there are still thousands a day but that number isn't getting worse. Crazy indeed. I know one thing is for sure, this whole pandemic has brought about a major change in my habits. I wash my hands now after jerking off while taking a dump. The new normal if you will.
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Apr 14, 2020 19:49
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zaurg posted:Crazy indeed. I know one thing is for sure, this whole pandemic has brought about a major change in my habits. I wash my hands now after jerking off while taking a dump. The new normal if you will. We're really evolving as a species
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Apr 14, 2020 19:51
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HerStuddMuffin posted:Yes. I’m sorry, your son is going to become a goon. We are all goons now, everyone owes the tax man 
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Apr 14, 2020 19:56
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Apr 14, 2020 20:02
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Rational person: in order to improve things, we are all going to have to sacrifice. Rational person #2: yeah, we need to give up pork and beef rear end in a top hat person: hell naw! I'll give up broccoli and walks in the park but never bacon and hamburgers.
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Apr 14, 2020 20:06
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Mulaney Power Move posted:From all I have read Bligh was a very competent seaman and navigator, but he was a poor leader because he would snap and demean officers in front of their insubordinates and then be nice to them in private, so no one never knew what his deal was. He didnt actually flog or punish more than other Royal Navy captains on average. The Bounty had no marines, though, which would have likely prevented a mutiny. The Mel Gibson/Anthony Hopkins version is probably the most accurate movie. Yeah Bligh actually seemed to care about the welfare his men more than many Royal Navy captains of the time. He implemented an alternative watch system so they could get eight hours of uninterrupted sleep instead of four on, four off, took great care to make sure they had good food, exercise, and that conditions were as hygienic as possible, and after the mutiny managed to sail himself and eighteen loyalists for 47 days in a 23 foot, overloaded boat 6700km to Timor with only one death on the way. It's pretty unfair to compare him to Trump. He was notorious for verbally berating people yeah. But at the same time he yelled at sailors for things many other captains flogged for, and flogged them for things others had been hanged for.
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Apr 14, 2020 20:14
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Hazo posted:I quite like the analogy put forth by the guy in your username: A crazy homeless person's idea of a rich successful person. I don't think I'm a conspiracy theorist. I think that we arent testing AND the new tests that are going out are less sensitive because shittier. (<at best) I think they will fudge the numbers and reclassify etc to make things seem better because fed gov and corps want to reopen everything overall. I hope I'm wrong
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Apr 14, 2020 20:15
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Mr Luxury Yacht posted:Yeah Bligh actually seemed to care about the welfare his men more than many Royal Navy captains of the time. He implemented an alternative watch system so they could get eight hours of uninterrupted sleep instead of four on, four off, took great care to make sure they had good food, exercise, and that conditions were as hygienic as possible, and after the mutiny managed to sail himself and eighteen loyalists for 47 days in a 23 foot, overloaded boat 6700km to Timor with only one death on the way. It's pretty unfair to compare him to Trump. Can we end this 4 page book barn derail? Thanks!
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Apr 14, 2020 20:18
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Ralph Crammed In posted:
My daughter just turned 2. Yea this sucks for her.
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Apr 14, 2020 20:18
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Ralph Crammed In posted:You're not insane because my husband wondered same thing today when we were on our walk with our son and I was blowing some bubbles for his toddler amusement. Also at that same time another toddler saw us outside and happily banged on the window to get our attention. My son just learned how to wave and he waved back, it was very cute. Nah. Homesteaders and lighthouse keepers could easily go months without seeing anyone outside their own families. It might not be ideal, but it's not out of the realm of normal human experience either.
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Apr 14, 2020 20:19
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Ralph Crammed In posted:You're not insane because my husband wondered same thing today when we were on our walk with our son and I was blowing some bubbles for his toddler amusement. Also at that same time another toddler saw us outside and happily banged on the window to get our attention. My son just learned how to wave and he waved back, it was very cute. Have another child quickly.
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Apr 14, 2020 20:21
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Spinz posted:I don't think I'm a conspiracy theorist. You aren't.
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Apr 14, 2020 20:25
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stunted social development is gonna be the new normal social development so dont worry everythings comin up milhouse 
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Apr 14, 2020 20:26
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Spinz posted:I don't think I'm a conspiracy theorist. You don't have to think or guess on this one Spinz. The testing numbers are public information. Anyone can see for themselves that our testing isn't keeping pace with the outbreak at all. It's going the opposite direction.
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Apr 14, 2020 20:27
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Mozi posted:well it's not totally impossible that the bat virus came from a lab as such mistakes have happened in the past, but that's a more complicated story than it just being from a wild bat (which the virus came from in the beginning anyways). and i don't see any way it gets from bats to pangolins except in the wet market, so even if it came from a lab it'd still have to get back to bats in the market anyways. so it's just an added layer of conspiracy for which there is no real supporting evidence and for the time being sticking with occam's razor seems appropriate, yes Well, I would say that the easiest explanation is that this Wuhan lab had bad practices and released some virus filled bats that wound up at the wet market. It is more likely than not concidering the coincidences in play. This is also before you factor in the chinese way of doing things. China is not really known for the high quality of work.
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