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“So my friend and I did a thing yesterday,” local parent Cory Coates posted on Facebook after the dance. “We did a REALLY big thing. And we had a lot of support. And a lot of help. And a lot of really happy kids. And it was kind of amazing. And I really want to recognize and thank these people but I can’t. But my heart is full and I think the kids are happy and it was worth it. I would do it again. I’m happy and sad at the same time and I want normalcy. I think we delivered this for one night. #HOCORHS2020." This momma bear has reached Glenn Greenwald levels of bravery.
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i am harry posted:“So my friend and I did a thing yesterday,” local parent Cory Coates posted on Facebook after the dance. “We did a REALLY big thing. And we had a lot of support. And a lot of help. And a lot of really happy kids. And it was kind of amazing. And I really want to recognize and thank these people but I can’t. But my heart is full and I think the kids are happy and it was worth it. I would do it again. I’m happy and sad at the same time and I want normalcy. I think we delivered this for one night. #HOCORHS2020." Love to brag about killing people.
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Salt Fish posted:Didn't you say earlier that mask use was a probable factor in your symptoms being mild? yes you underestimate how low (and accelerating downwards) my regard is becoming for morons who are still going out to spray mist from their orifices onto other people
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Thoguh posted:The people at the bars until 10 aren't wearing masks. It's nine o'clock on a Saturday The regular crowd shuffles in There's an old man coughin' next to me While his face mask sits on his chin Give us a dose of that covid, man Give us a dose tonight And we'll end up in the infirmary 'Cos the future ain't looking bright La, la, la, di, dee, da La, la, di, dee, da, da, dum
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FORUMS USER 1135 posted:Something I hold onto that keeps me from going down that road is breaking down the numbers. I assume Covid is going to infect about 70% of the population, with a death toll probably between 0.5 - 1%. Which is loving horrific when you look at the US as a whole. But in my area of florida, that works out to about 2,000 deaths across the county at the upper end. So all I have to do is not be one of those 2000. You can do better than that, be one of the 20% that never gets covid.
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Twerk from Home posted:You can do better than that, be one of the 20% that never gets covid. They probably don't work from home lol
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Nov 14, 2020 05:12
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i was shopping at the grocery store and there was a stocker near me who had a real phlegmy cough that he was trying to hide. poor guy. he probably doesn’t have paid sick leave or health insurance.
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Nov 14, 2020 05:13
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SKULL.GIF posted:yes are you basically back to normal now completely? Like normal smell/taste, no symptoms? Or is it lingering?
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Nov 14, 2020 05:13
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America’s fetishization of high school parties and events like homecoming, prom, etc is completely bonkers.
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Nov 14, 2020 05:14
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Strep Vote posted:gently caress yeah, STAY OFF THE WEST COAST. Things are trending poorly and we'll probably run out of hospital space in WA. The summer outbreaks were in the chud half of the state and Seattle hospital space got pretty full taking in rural patients. Now it's rising everywhere, so if this curbs movement even a little it could make a difference. A different ICU RN friend in southern King County said her hospital started accepting Covid positives again because the other hospitals ran out of beds
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ketchup vs catsup posted:America’s [...] completely bonkers. agreed
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FORUMS USER 1135 posted:Something I hold onto that keeps me from going down that road is breaking down the numbers. I assume Covid is going to infect about 70% of the population, with a death toll probably between 0.5 - 1%. Which is loving horrific when you look at the US as a whole. But in my area of florida, that works out to about 2,000 deaths across the county at the upper end. So all I have to do is not be one of those 2000. That’s just for the first year. There’s literally zero reason, barring a real, effective vaccine, it won’t be cyclical.
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Twerk from Home posted:You can do better than that, be one of the 20% that never gets covid. Oh absolutely. I already have heart arrhythmias and wfh so that's what I'm shooting for. But it helps prevent my brain from completely cracking seeing the infection numbers
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ketchup vs catsup posted:America’s fetishization of high school parties and events like homecoming, prom, etc is completely bonkers. ehhh japan has entire genres dedicated to highschool - it's just an old people missing their youth thing
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durrneez posted:i was shopping at the grocery store and there was a stocker near me who had a real phlegmy cough that he was trying to hide. poor guy. he probably doesn’t have paid sick leave or health insurance. A friend of mine died in august. He was in his late 50s, managed a dairy department at an affluent supermarket (ie, where people aren't gonna mask up), and threw a PE and died in his sleep. I'm 100% convinced it was covid.
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https://www.fox13now.com/news/coron...e-counts-fridayquote:The Utah Department of Health's COVID-19 report Friday shows an increase of 2,150 confirmed cases—bringing the state's total to 145,789—and 14 more deaths.
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The worst loving place to shop, as expected, has been Whole Foods around here, it's full of people who refuse to mask I've been hitting the Aldi for produce but gently caress that, gonna try to go get groceries at 7:00 Am tomorrow at a local wannabe upscale place and see how that works out. Hopefully it's empty.
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Nov 14, 2020 05:28
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Family is mad at me for replying to Thanksgiving invites with “Thanksgiving Dinner leads to Christmas Funerals. See you next year.”
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Nov 14, 2020 05:38
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Paradoxish posted:What I'm saying is that masks do nothing to protect the economy, and that makes them pretty "useless." I dunno, my mask business is going up Up UP
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Lacrosse posted:Seattle. Back when I worked downtown I used to go for walks in Freeway Park but one of the resident homeless there took a fancy to me and started stalking me. This continued for several months until he started getting more and more aggressive and came at me. I don't know how I got away but I think another homeless guy stopped him as I escaped up a flight of stairs. That was the second incident, the first incident was a homeless woman who was outside the downtown Library branch on Second who got in my face, spittle and all, demanding money. Third time was a homeless guy around Third/Pike who asked me for change, I told him no I didn't have any, he followed me through the intersection then came right up behind me and started shouting aggressively at me. By this point I had a weapon and I flashed it at him and backed right off. Fourth time was this Spring in Federal Way, I was going for a walk near my office complex and a homeless guy decided he wanted me to be his wife, when I rebuffed him he followed me, then chased me through a neighboring business park and I had to escape up an embankment to get away from him. I also was followed through Pike Place Market during the early part of the pandemic, but I don't really count that since I wasn't assaulted, just freaked out. I usually have a way of defending myself but I just don't put myself in a situation to get attacked anymore. thats terrifying, thanks for explaining . i thought i'd seen it all living in chicago for a while but nothing like that
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Nov 14, 2020 05:43
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Nov 14, 2020 05:45
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navyjack posted:Family is mad at me for replying to Thanksgiving invites with “Thanksgiving Dinner leads to Christmas Funerals. See you next year.” My wife's dickhead stepmom, who abused my wife's grandma having a stroke as an opportunity to spread the word of Tucker to the family and screech at everyone who got upset, is emailing us begging us to come to Thanksgiving. She can gently caress completely off and I don't give a poo poo if I ever see her again.
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it's weird to me that utah is in the news and supposedly has worse numbers currently than mississippi because I just went from one to the other and there is a massive, unbelievably huge difference between the way the two places are treating it, at least where I was to where I am. In mississippi ALMOST NOBODY wore their masks correctly. In mississippi maybe 10% of employees at gas stations or fast food places were wearing masks AT ALL. Here, EVERYONE is wearing masks. I have seen 3 people in this state not wearing masks so far. When we've called to order food from places, before they hang up they very explicitly say 'remember, you have to have a face covering on over your mouth and nose or you will not be served.' We've walked by people who went out of their way as if they were sure we had the plague to be nowhere near us. It's so vastly different that it's impossible to overstate. But Utah is in the news like this, and Mississippi is listed as one of the states trending better. It is absolutely loving insane how hard mississippi is committing fraud and suppressing the real statistics, and I think that is the only real difference.
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Shifty Pony posted:5'11" = death but 6'1" = happy times.
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Lol remember the gathering of the plague smurfs?
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jemand posted:are you basically back to normal now completely? Like normal smell/taste, no symptoms? Or is it lingering?
aside from that I feel normal/healthy/etc
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SKULL.GIF posted:
It's utterly beyond hosed that you're working while convalescent.
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Zisky posted:Lol remember the gathering of the plague smurfs? I haven't seen a single smurf since then. This was their extinction event.
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Nov 14, 2020 05:56
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Stereotype posted:oh no my monitor must be broken and off yours too??
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SKULL.GIF posted:
You are still sick lol
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I'm stronger than ever in mind, body, and spirit.
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:It's utterly beyond hosed that you're working while convalescent. I sincerely feel physically normal other than a smaller fatigue bar and the weird sore spot in my throat.
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Radirot posted:yours too?? it's all of us..
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SKULL.GIF posted:I sincerely feel physically normal other than a smaller fatigue bar and the weird sore spot in my throat. that sore spot in your throat means you are now invincible and immortal, some restrictions may apply
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the lump in your throat is the development of the venom glands, it's a rare side effect of covid, but can be projected up to 25 feet
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gleeking the deathplague at my enemies
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