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Atrocious Joe posted:next few weeks are going to be cool because if you don't want to venture out and get sick, you'll be the weirdo Yeah this has been the past 3 weeks at my office. I finally just told my boss I don't feel comfortable because nobody is wearing masks or acting like anything has changed in the company. I'm working from home this week but id imagine I'm going to get some form of ultimatum next week because the company is 99.5% death cult chuds.
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i'm a doc in nyc and treat covid pts, got covid back in march, have poz antibodies, and donated plasma to treat pts. ama be safe cspammers
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BULBASAUR posted:I wanted to hike this summer
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America has left California thinking behind forever, now we are truly free!
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sitting here with a grin stroking my covid vector pussy watching the world burn.
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facetoucher cat posted:Unless you mean like the AT/PCT still kinda do it but just be careful about it because IIRC you're in the south. We went to Talladega last weekend and only saw 3 groups of people on the trail and the first group (6~ backpackers) saw us before we did and basically tried to crawl into a river to get away from us. We were able to scramble up the hill 10ft easier and it was actually really fun, we just waited 5 minutes after they passed and carried on. The fact it was Alabama and they tried that hard to socially distance said a lot to me about hikers and backpackers with all this (of course there's jerks) Yeah, the plan was to go backpacking, but here in WA the parks aren't really open to that right now. Unless somebody drops you off, your car is there overnight or longer. I need to find some unknown spots or go somewhere else with no enforcement, like Idaho or Montana
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Uuudar posted:i'm a doc in nyc and treat covid pts, got covid back in march, have poz antibodies, and donated plasma to treat pts. ama do chuds burst into flame when you give them non-chud plasma
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Atrocious Joe posted:https://twitter.com/KenGardner11/status/1262789438951874560?s=20 12.7% in ny eh
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power word- Jeb! posted:12.7% in ny eh democrat deaths don't count
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Dr_0ctag0n posted:Yeah this has been the past 3 weeks at my office. I finally just told my boss I don't feel comfortable because nobody is wearing masks or acting like anything has changed in the company. I'm working from home this week but id imagine I'm going to get some form of ultimatum next week because the company is 99.5% death cult chuds. lol I did the same at work and the response was putting me in charge of COVID guidelines and enforcement
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016041202031254X Probably posted already but... Do not kneel for your false gods, hand washing and distancing Airborne transmission of SARS-CoV-2: The world should face the reality Author links open overlay panelLidiaMorawskaaJunjiCaob Show more https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envint.2020.105730Get rights and content Under a Creative Commons licenseopen access Abstract Hand washing and maintaining social distance are the main measures recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) to avoid contracting COVID-19. Unfortunately, these measured do not prevent infection by inhalation of small droplets exhaled by an infected person that can travel distance of meters or tens of meters in the air and carry their viral content. Science explains the mechanisms of such transport and there is evidence that this is a significant route of infection in indoor environments. Despite this, no countries or authorities consider airborne spread of COVID-19 in their regulations to prevent infections transmission indoors. It is therefore extremely important, that the national authorities acknowledge the reality that the virus spreads through air, and recommend that adequate control measures be implemented to prevent further spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, in particularly removal of the virus-laden droplets from indoor air by ventilation.
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Uuudar posted:i'm a doc in nyc and treat covid pts, got covid back in march, have poz antibodies, and donated plasma to treat pts. ama Hope you're recovering well.
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Uuudar posted:i'm a doc in nyc and treat covid pts, got covid back in march, have poz antibodies, and donated plasma to treat pts. ama Does Covid exist, and if so how does it relate to 5G mind control (Bill Gates)
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Uuudar posted:i'm a doc in nyc and treat covid pts, got covid back in march, have poz antibodies, and donated plasma to treat pts. ama how does it feel to be a crisis actor
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Lolie posted:Hope you're recovering well. i had a very mild case in the grand scheme of things, but def was weird
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Does Covid exist, and if so how does it relate to 5G mind control (Bill Gates) yes, yes, and yes.
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Homeless Friend posted:how does it feel to be a crisis actor pays alright
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facetoucher cat posted:Unless you mean like the AT/PCT still kinda do it but just be careful about it because IIRC you're in the south. We went to Talladega last weekend and only saw 3 groups of people on the trail and the first group (6~ backpackers) saw us before we did and basically tried to crawl into a river to get away from us. We were able to scramble up the hill 10ft easier and it was actually really fun, we just waited 5 minutes after they passed and carried on. The fact it was Alabama and they tried that hard to socially distance said a lot to me about hikers and backpackers with all this (of course there's jerks) I applaud your efforts, but unless the chuds have gotten to me, you probably don't need to wait anything like 5 minutes before passing through the same outdoor space. (Please tell me I'm right!)
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Uuudar posted:i had a very mild case in the grand scheme of things, but def was weird whats a mild case like
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Cao Ni Ma posted:https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/19/us/texas-church-covid19-priest-trnd/index.html Lmao this was a Catholic Church, meaning this priest and his five covid-positive priest buddies were probably handing out Jesus crackers to everyone on Sunday
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it's extremely easy to hike in the western us away from people especially if you don't go to a national park.
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016041202031254X This sounds like something a small plexiglass partition and exact 6' spacing should resolve.
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Thesaurus posted:I applaud your efforts, but unless the chuds have gotten to me, you probably don't need to wait anything like 5 minutes before passing through the same outdoor space. (Please tell me I'm right!) backpackers like to give lots of space anyway
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poty posted:whats a mild case like felt "off" first evening (like just something not right, no specific symptom), then intermittent dry cough for a week which then resolved, then whole body urticaria every night at 6:30pm for 5 days straight. then resolved. never fever, body/back aches you hear a lot about, no sore throat, no lung symptoms
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Thesaurus posted:This sounds like something a small plexiglass partition and exact 6' spacing should resolve. Hey, we're spending millions to put UV sanitation into the HVAC vents at our offices so that the clean sterile air can blow covid virus cells off an infected person rather than dirty virus air.
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Zberan Madowinty posted:We'll honestly still see pretty small-ish numbers, I mean, relatively. We'll get to maybe 200,000 by July at this rate. Huge loving number, but we won't get to, like, 2 mil. The big stadiums are a big ring with next to no wind getting into the stands when it's all heat and humidity so who the gently caress knows if being open air will even help It frankly is worst case to have these numbers. They're so low that every government will be completely open by July 4 but a good 1/3 of the population still nervous as hell and not knowing what to do. Absolutely hosed and it's bound to become endemic as it just motors along through the population but doesn't have a huge outbreak due to lack of mass transit
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slopJoe 2020330 posted:hey remember that time Mohammed bin Salman toured the country a few years ago meeting with basically every VIP for no clear reason KSA has been buying stakes in various entertainment & recreation companies over the past twelves months...which is probably about the 2nd worst industry to be in right now (after oil)
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Uuudar posted:i had a very mild case in the grand scheme of things, but def was weird One of our large hospitals is following up its covid-19 patients for a year and even mild cases seem to be experiencing a significant amount of post-viral fatigue. Lolie has issued a correction as of 23:50 on May 19, 2020 |
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Lolie posted:Be of our large hospitals is following up its covid-19 patients for a year and even mild cases seem to be experiencing a significant amount of post-viral fatigue. yeah its weird i never felt that bad, don't think i've got residual anything. the spectrum of presentation and course of this virus is really insane
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drat I knew I should have gone with 110,069 rather than 120,069
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Uuudar posted:felt "off" first evening (like just something not right, no specific symptom), then intermittent dry cough for a week which then resolved, then whole body urticaria every night at 6:30pm for 5 days straight. then resolved. this was me in early-mid Feb, if I remember right, though I didn't have urticaria that I noticed. Just found out last night that a co-worker (who was also sick, a little bit before me) has a sister who is a nurse, was sick around the same time, and had a positive serology test last week, so whoops I possibly had it already. I had body aches but no fever, though, so who knows. In theory we'll have serology testing available around here sometime soon so I'm curious to see how it'd come back for me
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MockingQuantum posted:this was me in early-mid Feb, if I remember right, though I didn't have urticaria that I noticed. Just found out last night that a co-worker (who was also sick, a little bit before me) has a sister who is a nurse, was sick around the same time, and had a positive serology test last week, so whoops I possibly had it already. I had body aches but no fever, though, so who knows. In theory we'll have serology testing available around here sometime soon so I'm curious to see how it'd come back for me yeah the interesting thing i wanna know is if my wife is sero poz. she's been asymp the entire time and we didn't do any distancing in the house when i had it.
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power word- Jeb! posted:12.7% in ny eh it's almost like nursing homes aren't the only places people are at risk, it's just where people are at the most risk. a large outbreak will kill people everywhere.
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americans going to rock n roll on are troop day by ignoring the troops and bbqing and getting drunk *two weeks later* 30,000 dead more
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Atrocious Joe posted:it's almost like nursing homes aren't the only places people are at risk, it's just where people are at the most risk. a large outbreak will kill people everywhere.
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the boston bomber posted:Lmao this was a Catholic Church, meaning this priest and his five covid-positive priest buddies were probably handing out Jesus crackers to everyone on Sunday  it has been found in semen. this checks out
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