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This just in:
Ohio health official estimates 100,000 people in state have coronavirus
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/487329-ohio-health-official-estimates-100000-people-in-state-have-coronavirus?
I am not sure why did that piss you off. Are you suggesting that all critiques of US, should move out . Brilliant.
"Thousands catch Cornavirus from lines while waiting for Coronavirus testing!"
Commuting to work is so pleasant now! That's surely a sign of a lot of people "working" from home. I expect that, especially until people adjust, a bunch of software development deadlines are going to be missed.
Things are getting bad. Catholic priests are demanding that you scream your sins from 30 feet away across the church floor during confession.
mell saysWookieMan saysThe reaction seems to be different regionally. I just went to the grocery store minutes ago. Pretty typical Thursday afternoon. Shelves fully stocked. No masks or any of that other rubbish. Plenty of TP. Maybe us midwesterners aren't as pussified as some of the coastal folks?
You can buy most of that at Trader Joes. It's more like Costco and Target the get frequented by the preppers.
It's the illusion that shit is being bought out. The god damn packages of TP at Costco fill the entire fucking cart. You can only store so much of a cheap product in the back room. You sell 10 of them and the shelf is empty in the snap of a finger. Perception is a mother fucker. It does make for some funny memes though.
Is Trump shorting nursing homes?
SunnyvaleCA saysFor some people, working at home can be very productive. For others, it's difficult to concentrate and group discussions are difficult (especially until the kinks of video conferencing have been worked out). If working at home were generally more productive, then every company would have mandated it years ago.Commuting to work is so pleasant now! That's surely a sign of a lot of people "working" from home. I expect that, especially until people adjust, a bunch of software development deadlines are going to be missed.
Now that is scary. I would have presumed that software development experts would have an easy time using remote and collaboration software. And I also thought such tools would have been enhanced or developed in-house.
Every major online retailer is sold out of TP completely.
Now I don’t doubt it’s an artificial shortage created by unnecessary hoarding combined with jerks attempting to misery profit, but it seems quite real.
Patrick saysIn China, 59.5% of men smoke!
You ever have a Chinese cigarette?
It's not smoking. It's like inhaling burning trash. I can't imagine what's in it.
https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/ITA/italy/smoking-rate-statisticsAccording to the CDC, as of 2015, a total of 15.1% of U.S. adults (16.7% of men and 13.6% of women) smoke
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