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Thesaurus posted:Donut deal is NOT being honored at the krispy kremes in Puerto Rico!! statehood now
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Please do not tell people to "go back to normal"
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Mar 25, 2021 15:36
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As usual the real entities to be angry at are governments.
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Does anyone have that paper where the same post-e484k escape variant repeatedly showed up in lab experiments
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Crazyweasel posted:Obviously open er up has led to big curves in Michigan and NJ, but many other places are basically flat or declining. I just had a quick look at all the US states on worldometers and about a dozen are definitely increasing but the majority have hit a plateau. Michigan's curve is real ugly:  yikes
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Zisky posted:As usual the real entities to be angry at are governments.  we were making GBS threads on this epidemiologist earlier for keeping her kids in daycare https://twitter.com/WhitneyEpi/status/1373817386898456578?s=19 and following the advice of a chud uk political pediatrician rather than everyone in her own profession https://twitter.com/WhitneyEpi/status/1373817403730231299?s=19 but she is ABSOLUTELY right with this: https://twitter.com/WhitneyEpi/status/1373819892416274432?s=19
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No dad YOU go back to normal!
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Forseti posted:Is there an easy way to check your vaccination history? I'm about 95% sure the answer is no, but like, even if you ask your doctor are they even likely to be able to access it if they aren't the ones that administered it? https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/programs/iis/contacts-locate-records.html
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Mar 25, 2021 15:42
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SchnorkIes posted:Does anyone have that paper where the same post-e484k escape variant repeatedly showed up in lab experiments just relax, shoot some vax, and grab a donut or something
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Serf posted:i'm never going back to normal
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Mar 25, 2021 15:46
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The donuts are the plain glazed one
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Mar 25, 2021 15:49
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Bruce Hussein Daddy posted:Good timing, I am about to have to go to a big box for some PVC stuff and now I've decided I'm going after 8pm. It will be my first trip inside a retail store in over a year. Just scroll down on google maps after selecting a place and it'll show you the aggregate location data for that location, it's creepy as hell but really helpful in a pandemic to know when places aren't busy. Whic has been my premise the whole time, avoid trips that I don't need to take, but if I need to take a trip I'll take it, just go during off hours. Post vaxx I'm going to loosen up a lot on whether a trip is a "need" (like going furniture shopping, which we've been putting off for a year will be something we do a few weeks post-vaxx) but I'm still gonna make an effort to go to places when they aren't busy.
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Judakel posted:The donuts are the plain glazed one Those are the only donuts they make in store anyway, everything else is made in a factory downtown
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Iron Crowned posted:Those are the only donuts they make in store anyway, everything else is made in a factory downtown no that's peaches
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Mar 25, 2021 15:53
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Iron Crowned posted:Those are the only donuts they make in store anyway, everything else is made in a factory downtown They need to be a store that sells only hot plain glazed and coffee imo
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Thoguh posted:Post vaxx I'm going to loosen up a lot on whether a trip is a "need" (like going furniture shopping, which we've been putting off for a year will be something we do a few weeks post-vaxx) but I'm still gonna make an effort to go to places when they aren't busy. My neighbourhood is having hard rubbish collection next week so I'll be taking my hand trolley and running up and down all the streets in the middle of the night grabbing discarded furniture. I've kitted out most of my house that way over the years. Furniture stores are for suckers!! E: one year I saw a guy with a van driving around collecting all the dirty stained mattresses that people had thrown out, I hope he wasn't running a backpackers business or a boarding house 
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Mar 25, 2021 15:57
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:My neighbourhood is having hard rubbish collection next week so I'll be taking my hand trolley and running up and down all the streets in the middle of the night grabbing discarded furniture. I've kitted out most of my house that way over the years. That's usually the cops, they check the stains against warrants and missing persons
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Mar 25, 2021 15:58
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Thoguh posted:Most definitely, but before 8 AM or after 7PM on weekdays it's almost empty. The thing is it's extremely easy to look at a place and figure out when is a good time to go! Google Maps shows you expected amount of people there for any day of the week plus data in real time for what it's currently like. Eh, stores like Home Depot are so large that you're not really going to be packed in with people even when they're super busy. Google maps isn't wrong, though. Late morning to early afternoon is when a ton of contractors roll in so it's usually the busiest time, but I had to make more home improvement trips than I would've liked last year and I never needed to get within ten feet of anyone in the store.
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fosborb posted:no that's peaches A factory downtown can make more than one thing! See also tree nuts and shellfish
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Paradoxish posted:Eh, stores like Home Depot are so large that you're not really going to be packed in with people even when they're super busy. Google maps isn't wrong, though. Late morning to early afternoon is when a ton of contractors roll in so it's usually the busiest time, but I had to make more home improvement trips than I would've liked last year and I never needed to get within ten feet of anyone in the store. Counterpoint: last week at the home depot I witnessed not one but two near fistfights over contractors being yelled at to put on their loving mask at the entrance. One boomer promptly took the mask off and threw it on the floor after getting past the greeter. Being a greeter in retail nowadays has to be one of the worst jobs on earth.
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Pryor on Fire posted:Counterpoint: last week at the home depot I witnessed not one but two near fistfights over contractors being yelled at to put on their loving mask at the entrance. One boomer promptly took the mask off and threw it on the floor after getting past the greeter. That's fair. Mask compliance around me is still exceptionally high so I don't really think of this aspect much anymore since it's so rare that I see anyone without a mask on.
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smoobles posted:I don't get why they're pausing AZ in these countries instead of opening it to all age groups. I'd be so pissed if I was a young person in those countries. Considering the efficacy of AZ against the SA variant, that the SA variant is gaining in prevalence here and the surrounding countries and that it can't be upgraded like the mRNAs I don't think it is quite the logical slamdunk as one could have hoped. The current political wind in Denmark is to open everything up once everyone over 50 is vaccinated and I suspect that once you have a shot, you would get prioritized down for a different shot. Even if your current shot doesn't really do anything. Combine these two and I would much rather wait than get the AZ shot. But then I am also doomer bunkering and my thinking would pan out differently if I wasn't.
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fits my needs posted:my fave science guy Forseti posted:'Bout to Dale Earnhardt this poo poo! USA! USA! headlines got me crack pinging hard this morning
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Pryor on Fire posted:Counterpoint: last week at the home depot I witnessed not one but two near fistfights over contractors being yelled at to put on their loving mask at the entrance. One boomer promptly took the mask off and threw it on the floor after getting past the greeter. It's not uncommon that I see people not wearing a mask, or even a face covering of any kind. On top of that I've seen just too many people who have obviously pulled it down over their chin at some point after entering the store. I'm definitely going to be wearing a full face respirator in public for quite a while
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fits my needs posted:https://twitter.com/business/status/1374946412459388937?s=20 so glad i got my bidet
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Iron Crowned posted:A factory downtown can make more than one thing! See also tree nuts and shellfish he was referencing a popular song from the 1990s
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Paradoxish posted:Eh, stores like Home Depot are so large that you're not really going to be packed in with people even when they're super busy. Google maps isn't wrong, though. Late morning to early afternoon is when a ton of contractors roll in so it's usually the busiest time, but I had to make more home improvement trips than I would've liked last year and I never needed to get within ten feet of anyone in the store. Sure, and I'd go if I had to get something right now because my toilet was leaking or something. But if it's just gardening poo poo that will be used at some unknown time in the next month and definitely not today... it can wait until after 7PM.
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Bearjew posted:not my poo poo paper turn on your monitor
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actionjackson posted:he was referencing a popular song from the 1990s I know 
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It's interesting to me that Wisconsin, which has been effectively fully opened up this whole time thanks to the Republicans, has one of the lower death rates in the country. 1100 deaths per million, good for 12th place and competing with states like Colorado. I would've thought a state with the amount of drinking that we do would have had worse outcomes. The Dakotas have twice our death rate but only 30% more cases per capita.
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SchnorkIes posted:Does anyone have that paper where the same post-e484k escape variant repeatedly showed up in lab experiments I do recall reading that; I'll have another look. In the meantime, enjoy some lovely pictures! covariants.org  outbreak.info  It's very cool how the new variants surge and start out-competing the wildtypes right around the end of february. Open Biden!
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lol America is definitely at a corner of sorts https://www.seattletimes.com/sports...aying-football/  quote:How to finesse wearing a mask is the latest desired skill in high-school football. it's all just so loving stupid
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SKULL.GIF posted:It's interesting to me that Wisconsin, which has been effectively fully opened up this whole time thanks to the Republicans, has one of the lower death rates in the country. 1100 deaths per million, good for 12th place and competing with states like Colorado. I would've thought a state with the amount of drinking that we do would have had worse outcomes. What's the excess death from all causes look like?
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Thoguh posted:Lol, add me to goon spouses.txt, my wife said she was gonna take some vacation from work this afternoon to go to Home Depot and get a bunch of gardening stuff and got real mad when I said we should just go after dinner when they arent busy instead, Google maps tells you exactly what hours places are usually full of people but I guess that's not a valid data source. We're in between our first and second shots this is the stupidest poo poo we are only three weeks away from being two weeks post our second shots. my BiL has been working at Home Depot this entire year and hasn't caught COVID. she'll probably be fine
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Thoguh posted:Sure, and I'd go if I had to get something right now because my toilet was leaking or something. But if it's just gardening poo poo that will be used at some unknown time in the next month and definitely not today... it can wait until after 7PM. Yea I made some excuse up to go to the store yesterday and then realized I didnt actually need to. Consumption is back baby Paradoxish posted:That's fair. Mask compliance around me is still exceptionally high so I don't really think of this aspect much anymore since it's so rare that I see anyone without a mask on. It's like 25-50% of the people around me
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no one wears a mask in my neighborhood when out and about walking, they’ll still cross the street to avoid other people though. kid across the street routinely has 4-5 other boys playing basketball everyday after schools for hours. covid is over get your shot who gives a gently caress what happens to everyone else.
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