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Thoguh posted:I mean, we are going to have to learn to live with this but that should mean stuff like mandating masks, realizing big groups won't be a thing anymore, anyone who can working from home, etc. Not just throwing up our hands and saying let er rip. we aren't going to do that, we are going to do halfzies. those who can afford to be smart will be smart, those who cant will get hosed and the chuds are going chud. it's going to be the worst and dumbest possible thing
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Knight posted:I can't die with my last theater experience being Rise of Skywalker I'm sorry, how did you keep living?
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COVID-420 posted:can you cite a link or a source or anything that shows that fomites are not a significant form of transmission? Packaging gets touched by a lot of people in the chain but not by a lot of people the day or two before it reaches your door. It's not a thing where there is zero chance of transmission but you'd need somebody to have coughed/sneezed on it (or touched it after cough/sneezing in to thier hand) and then have you touch it and then have you touch your face before you wash your hands. There's no reason not to take simple precautions but it really seems, right now at least, like the biggest vector for this isn't packaging. It's the same reason takeout/delivery is by all accounts fine as long as you wash your hands after touching the containers since if there is anything contagious that's where it would be.
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Declan MacManus posted:the poo poo thing is with all my experience i could easily get another job in food service, but if i want to try to work in an office or something where i could work remotely, i'm poo poo out of luck; i have a bachelor's degree in english so no one gives a poo poo I was in the same position (10 yrs bartending/managing, English BA). if you lie on your resume and do some basic projects you're qualified for low level marketing (lol) or clerical jobs.
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Atrocious Joe posted:were you saying weeks ago that the Abbott tests you were using at work were terrible? Nah wasn't me, I don't touch the poo, only take breathtaking images of it. I forget who it is that is an actual physician or some such that was in here saying how when they switched to Abbott the positives went to loving 0 which should immediately scare the poo poo out of anyone when you were getting 20% positives routinely
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:what could go wrong a large number of people are going to be shown to have insufficient faith in jesus when they die in a few weeks
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My mom’s church went fully online and they’re a tiny korean church in LA. It ain’t that hard.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:what could go wrong just lol if you ever go outside again
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So my wife is a professor at an unnamed university that is also the home to a major medical campus as well as being built around work for the EPA, NIOSH, and other similar organizations focused on environmental and workplace safety. Their plan so far for reopening is total chaos, and the prospect of spaced out seating and mask requirements are being floated. What I want to know, on the other hand, is why in the gently caress aren't institutions like universities - which often have easily controlled buildings and access regimes - figuring out a mechanism to become testing centers? I mean, I want the old profs to get out of the way as much as anyone, but the notion of packing a bunch of 60 yr olds into a musty room with 20 college kids seems like, oh, I dunno, a loving terrible idea. However, if you were regularly testing people, you could actually turn it into a test and trace program for a significant portion of the population, especially in college towns. So I guess what I'm asking is, where do we buy some goddamn tests?
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Consummate Professional posted:just lol if you ever go outside again Outside is mostly fine, it's inside that's the problem.
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the last movie I saw in a theater before covid was uh. jumanji the next level... cool ...
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lmao I'm not currently working and most of my coworkers took a leave of absence or are quitting, so we're in a group chat together and the couple people still there update us on it they had the water fountains wrapped up and out of order for a while, but now that the store has reopened (only a certain section of the store is accessible to customers, and only a few customers allowed in at any one time), they have to keep them covered so customers don't use them, but that means employees can't as well, and the company won't let them mark out bottled water for store use. so it's either bring your own, or drink bathroom sink water. one of our elderly coworkers came back from a LoA today and then passed out because of dehydration and they want to fully open the store, and let in more customers!! hahaha
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this coworker has been in and out of the hospital the whole time I've worked there, she had surgeries and infections and poo poo. and now she's getting sent to the hospital in the middle of a pandemic bc she passed out at work bc they don't provide the employees with water. love to see it
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not only does she run the very real risk of getting sick and dying now, but if she comes back to work again while asymptomatic, she could pass it onto my coworkers she shouldn't have had to loving come back in the first place. she should be SAFE AT HOME god drat america
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Fasdar posted:So my wife is a professor at an unnamed university that is also the home to a major medical campus as well as being built around work for the EPA, NIOSH, and other similar organizations focused on environmental and workplace safety. Their plan so far for reopening is total chaos, and the prospect of spaced out seating and mask requirements are being floated. What I want to know, on the other hand, is why in the gently caress aren't institutions like universities - which often have easily controlled buildings and access regimes - figuring out a mechanism to become testing centers? I mean, I want the old profs to get out of the way as much as anyone, but the notion of packing a bunch of 60 yr olds into a musty room with 20 college kids seems like, oh, I dunno, a loving terrible idea. However, if you were regularly testing people, you could actually turn it into a test and trace program for a significant portion of the population, especially in college towns. Administrators have wanted an end to tenure for probably 30 years now. This is how they do it.
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Steve Yun posted:My mom’s church went fully online and they’re a tiny korean church in LA. It ain’t that hard. The pope is doing masses over the internet that my mom and a lot of other Catholics are following.
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The last movie I saw was Detective Pikachu. No regrets.
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sliami posted:the last movie I saw in a theater before covid was uh. jumanji the next level... I actually think the last movie I saw in a theater was Guardians of the Galaxy, the first one.
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Steve Yun posted:My mom’s church went fully online and they’re a tiny korean church in LA. It ain’t that hard. The difference is the korean congregation will continue to pump money into the church during this time. Lazy magachurch goers won't because they're all kenny powers at heart.
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snoo posted:not only does she run the very real risk of getting sick and dying now, but if she comes back to work again while asymptomatic, she could pass it onto my coworkers  SAFE AT HOME, unless Number needs our sacrifice!
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:what could go wrong You know how a few weeks ago we had a lot of back and forth about whether coronavirus was “airborne” or not and we found that it’s mostly in droplet form but can sometimes go properly airborne in certain situations like during intubation? Singing is one of those things that causes coronavirus to go properly airborne.
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incoherent posted:The difference is the korean congregation will continue to pump money into the church during this time. Lazy magachurch goers won't because they're all kenny powers at heart. Hmmm yeah maybe there’s something to that. being an immigrant will really drill the “we need to stick together” mentality into you
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Fasdar posted:So I guess what I'm asking is, where do we buy some goddamn tests? a prof friend out in Chicago has the same idea. ideal environment for test and trace and even isolation as long as you limit off campus visitors, etc. no idea what they'll do though. lots of liability concerns speaking of, whatever happened to Liberty U?
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This House hearing is loving hilarious if you aren't watching it. Every Republican is being an info wars-tier nut job and Jim Clyburn is like "yea okay, thanks, next person" after every one.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:ahahahaha NPR just had a physician from my employer come on and say "we're going to have to learn to live with this" right after we were told in a 'town hall' zoom meeting that 'we're going to have to learn to live with this." very cool! beautiful to see a machine working as designed
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Fasdar posted:So my wife is a professor at an unnamed university that is also the home to a major medical campus as well as being built around work for the EPA, NIOSH, and other similar organizations focused on environmental and workplace safety. Their plan so far for reopening is total chaos, and the prospect of spaced out seating and mask requirements are being floated. What I want to know, on the other hand, is why in the gently caress aren't institutions like universities - which often have easily controlled buildings and access regimes - figuring out a mechanism to become testing centers? I mean, I want the old profs to get out of the way as much as anyone, but the notion of packing a bunch of 60 yr olds into a musty room with 20 college kids seems like, oh, I dunno, a loving terrible idea. However, if you were regularly testing people, you could actually turn it into a test and trace program for a significant portion of the population, especially in college towns. That would require responsibility, imagination and ingenuity. All three of these things are in short supply in today's America.
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Spergin Morlock posted:a large number of people are going to be shown to have insufficient faith in jesus when they die in a few weeks dude looks like papa john lmao
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BONGHITZ posted:DEATH MY LIFE FOR NUMBER
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sincx posted:someone needs to update this for February through May I forgot January happened
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Steve Yun posted:My mom’s church went fully online and they’re a tiny korean church in LA. It ain’t that hard. koreans aren't loving around with this my little korean grocer in knoxville won't even let you in without a mask, and you have to put on gloves they provide when you walk in or else they loving kick you out lmao
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