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mazzi Chart Czar posted:Everything has to work like a light switch. It's either on or off. It either works 100% or 0%. No middle. Quite frankly, that's true with a lot of politics and it's why the "flatten the curve " slogan was a loving disaster
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shovelbum posted:things wont "all go to hell", it mostly kills or severely sickens people old enough that no one gives a gently caress, if they triage covid straight to "go home and die" nothing will be overwhelmed and this will be a shameful and obscure epidemic like TB in prisons` Except it’s still a virus we still don’t know a ton about. See the ever increasing number of kids developing kawasaki syndrome.
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May 14, 2020 18:13
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lmao at america's black and white, all or none thinking
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May 14, 2020 18:13
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shovelbum posted:people who get into tools for the sake of the tool and not for its suitability for the task get way too hung up on the care and cleaning though. like it becomes a totem like cleaning your gun in the military where it has no bearing in fact. tho ofc the maintenance is real to an extent, it's more like "more than none" and not YOU WASHED MY CAST IRON PAN?!?!?!!?! well yeah, I have cast iron as well. it's funny though to watch part of it. "hand wash and oil" is more like "don't put in the drat dishwasher and once a year oil it" Just as maintain leather is "don't get salt water on it and oil the drat thing once a year"
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Willias posted:Except it’s still a virus we still don’t know a ton about. the "weird" symptoms like kawasaki or stroke without cough or fever in young people are tragic but we know from foreign outbreaks that they're not ubiquitous and are in fact just weird artifacts of how many people we have getting sick, like there's not going to be some thing where everyone dies in a month or w/e or we would've seen it by now
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MysteriousStranger posted:well yeah, I have cast iron as well. it's funny though to watch part of it. "hand wash and oil" is more like "don't put in the drat dishwasher and once a year oil it" Just as maintain leather is "don't get salt water on it and oil the drat thing once a year" it is cruel that so many of the american cities with a dress shoe/suit culture are covered in salty brine 9mo/yr
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May 14, 2020 18:16
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mastershakeman posted:Quite frankly, that's true with a lot of politics and it's why the "flatten the curve " slogan was a loving disaster "Break the chain of transmission" is the only slogan that works and makes sense
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May 14, 2020 18:16
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[BIG RED SHARPIE] this character isn’t believable someone take this back to the writing crew
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May 14, 2020 18:17
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Atrocious Joe posted:"Break the chain of transmission" is the only slogan that works and makes sense at the start of this, the average american thought oh its just the flu, the drat china virus, now the average american thinks germs arent real and if someone gets sick it was just their time/they were a bad person
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May 14, 2020 18:17
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Lol you can spook the markets like a horse *Adds funny horse post about horses killing themselves*
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May 14, 2020 18:19
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Cao Ni Ma posted:As a computer toucher let me tell you, this is not a generational thing. Yes, boomers might know less on how to operate the machines, but zoomers are no better in fixing the things when they break. non-productivity moments are manna in the desert. you better loving believe I need to put you on hold and go restart this thing.
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May 14, 2020 18:24
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Like 10% of the USA believes that vaccines are a plot to give their kids autism and about 30% seem to think that corona is a hoax to embarrass trump. This country is so lovely it's not salvageable, and that's without even considering how many americans' morality is exclusively might makes right. Just a loving festering septic tank of a country.
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May 14, 2020 18:25
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mastershakeman posted:The plus side is that with an r0 that's probably going to be above 6 for people who are intentionally making political points, they should all get it within a month and locked down states (Illinois) can open up a month after since it will have gone through 100% of sconnies, Hoosiers, Missourians, michiganders and Iowans by then michigan is closed until may 28th at the earliest, and whitmer has been saying "more protests = more lockdown" so we'll see I'm more worried about stupid chud-rear end cheeseheads coming to the UP in violation of our orders at this point than anything
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May 14, 2020 18:27
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imo we should just all get the virus but also have limited immunity so we can then all get the virus again
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shovelbum posted:it is cruel that so many of the american cities with a dress shoe/suit culture are covered in salty brine 9mo/yr I wear sneakers to work and keep my nice shoes under my desk someone has probably stolen them by now
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May 14, 2020 18:28
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shovelbum posted:at the start of this, the average american thought oh its just the flu, the drat china virus, now the average american thinks germs arent real and if someone gets sick it was just their time/they were a bad person some americans thank that but the average american does not
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May 14, 2020 18:28
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are you trying to tell me a libertarian doesnt understand social sciences?
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May 14, 2020 18:29
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Cao Ni Ma posted:As a computer toucher let me tell you, this is not a generational thing. Yes, boomers might know less on how to operate the machines, but zoomers are no better in fixing the things when they break. If you grew up using computers heavily in the 70's-90's, you had to put up with and figure out a lot of bullshit just to get things running regularly. Nowadays things generally just work on the basic consumer level or you throw it in the garage and buy something new.
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May 14, 2020 18:30
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shovelbum posted:it is cruel that so many of the american cities with a dress shoe/suit culture are covered in salty brine 9mo/yr It snows from October to may here and you gotta walk to the train then walk to work from the train so yeah it sucks Atrocious Joe posted:"Break the chain of transmission" is the only slogan that works and makes sense Yeah this is good
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:They'll do that and then somehow end up with a bunch of browser toolbars and spyware for real, youre gonna see bonzai buddy within a minute of one of them trying to figure out how to play an mp4 file
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May 14, 2020 18:30
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mastershakeman posted:It snows from October to may here and you gotta walk to the train then walk to work from the train so yeah it sucks https://www.tingleyrubber.com/collections/over-the-shoe
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May 14, 2020 18:31
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shovelbum posted:at the start of this, the average american thought oh its just the flu, the drat china virus, now the average american thinks germs arent real and if someone gets sick it was just their time/they were a bad person Jesus said have faith not fear! Churches are closed but you can still get an abortion it's all a liberal plot to harm Christians, THANK YOU LORD JESUS FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP!!!!
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May 14, 2020 18:31
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How about instead of wearing a shoe that falls apart when it interacts with a normal environment and a shoe that doesn't I just wear one that doesn't
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May 14, 2020 18:32
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uhhhh maybe because they are loving IDIOTS????
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May 14, 2020 18:33
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shovelbum posted:at the start of this, the average american thought oh its just the flu, the drat china virus, now the average american thinks germs arent real and if someone gets sick it was just their time/they were a bad person remember when America was cool, for a brief time in the 80’s
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May 14, 2020 18:33
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mastershakeman posted:How about instead of wearing a shoe that falls apart when it interacts with a normal environment and a shoe that doesn't I just wear one that doesn't this is why i exclusively wear steel toed crocs
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May 14, 2020 18:34
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The funny thing is that mega corps probably do have this information on individual shoppers for marketing/store layout/etc purposes. But it's not a "business owner" and they're not going to make health decisions
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mastershakeman posted:I bought nice shoes one time only and immediately ruined them because I had to walk a long way in the snow which had salt in it and didn't know that expensive shoes, unlike my hiking boots, required daily maintenance of another pair of shoes on top of them i wish mythbusters did an episode on this
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May 14, 2020 18:36
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lol who in the gently caress is this rep talking to Dr. Bright right now
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How to win a eleckshyun, by your friend Zberan Madowinty: 1) Play this clip over and over. Perhaps festoon it with Trump doing dumb poo poo (this is left as an exercise to the reader, but not a hard one) https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1260962024240144384 I know the DNC has to run it through some focus groups and bring in a couple lanyard boys, but try to rush this one guys? You know, maybe you can conclude your studies before November on if a major health professional saying "We're in deep poo poo" about the worst crisis America has faced in 40 years is effective or not?
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mastershakeman posted:How about instead of wearing a shoe that falls apart when it interacts with a normal environment and a shoe that doesn't I just wear one that doesn't also love my crocs
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brugroffil posted:The funny thing is that mega corps probably do have this information on individual shoppers for marketing/store layout/etc purposes. But it's not a "business owner" and they're not going to make health decisions theyve had that information for decades, amash is such a purestrain libertarian that he refuses to accept that any market force could be anything but benign.
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May 14, 2020 18:39
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The deadliest war in American history (the Civil War) saw 360,000 Americans die. I wonder if we can top that.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:also love my crocs 
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Zberan Madowinty posted:The deadliest war in American history (the Civil War) saw 360,000 Americans die. I wonder if we can top that. we'll be there by august
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mastershakeman posted:How about instead of wearing a shoe that falls apart when it interacts with a normal environment and a shoe that doesn't I just wear one that doesn't its not a normal environment unless you can ignore the externalities of brine de-icing, which is only used on the east coast/rustbelt. i worked in high desert oregon one winter and there was snow everywhere and guess what, they put sand down on the main roads and otherwise you just used your winter tires on snowpack and it was fine, the heavy icing is a function of letting everything melt and refreeze unnaturally at sub-freezing temps by introducing salt
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like salting roads works in a really narrow temp range and fucks everything up but presumably bc they do it in NYC we all copy it like morons
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Zberan Madowinty posted:The deadliest war in American history (the Civil War) saw 360,000 Americans die. I wonder if we can top that. by an order of magnitude, easily
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Sir Tonk posted:theyve had that information for decades, amash is such a purestrain libertarian that he refuses to accept that any market force could be anything but benign. The volume of data they collect keeps expanding exponentially, though. All sorts of tracking via app/web searches tied to individual users, video analytics tracking movement and engagement throughout stores, in-store wifi tracking you (if you are dumb enough to connect, lol)
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Mons Hubris posted:by an order of magnitude, easily maybe 2 orders if the ifr is actually 20% in a full hospital system breakdown
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