Wisconsin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
And the court met remotely. You’d think people would understand why they met remotely...
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Wisconsin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
And the court met remotely. You’d think people would understand why they met remotely...
Because they're idiots who listen to an orange jackass who ignores science and reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by transmogrifier
SIGH. This fucking country...Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
Yeah, again - what's with this "armed protesters" bullshit? When DO they become terrorists, when they actually hurt someone?
Irish, you’ve said some things that have ruffled some feathers in the past, but don’t you go fucking mistaking Wisconsin for us ever again, ya hear?
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When they’re no longer ‘Very good people’Quote:
Originally Posted by [ETM]
Wait, which is which again?Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
You're from the one with lotsa cheese and that wolverine football team, right?
friggin aussiesQuote:
Originally Posted by Irish
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We're the one who had Favre at QB, sheesh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
I chuckled at all of this, then remembered I'm from Iowa and people forget we even exist. Or in one case they think we are another state...
The presidential candidates sure as hell know you exist...
Funny to see foreigners draw where they think states are at. Not like we could do the same for other countries.
I can do a decent job for Canada and Australia at least.
For now. Most of us Iowans think that after this latest caucus clusterfuck our first in the nation status is endangered. They may be right.Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
No way America or even the world would stand for that. The "new normal" would be 5% of the country dying before we all become bubble people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan Drago
Yeah. Not sure if your "ripping the alarm clock out" analogy was pro or against the measure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
NM and CA people are being forced to wear masks in public spaces. I don't think you need one if you are well beyond 6 feet from anyone (say 10 feet or more) and out jogging or hiking, but I think if store employees are forced to wear them, it's just a sign of respect you wear one too. I feel like an asshole if I'm up in some low wage grocery employee's space breathing on them while they are required to wear a mask.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skitch
Even if it lowers the risk of transmission by 1%, wearing masks is worth it. Along side everything else, of course. I have entered the elevator in my building like five times in the past two months. Waited in line for takeout two times. Had stuff delivered four times. Took a taxi once. Sat in an outdoor cafe once. We all just have to persist, no matter how low the risk seems.
Wife and I haven't conversed with anyone physically other than delivery people, my neighbors across the street and family.
Going to Home Depot and doing the drive through at Pressed was the most interaction we had have had since March. It was weird.
5% seems and feels low.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pop Trash
That's why people keep putting it into context with comparisons to war casualties and 9/11 deaths...
Yeah I saw the 3k dead in one day thing. Virus is different from a terrorist attack but I get the idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by [ETM]
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYWk2pSU...pg&name=medium
Cinnamon and sugary
And softly spoken lies
You never know just how you look
When you sneeze on people's eyes
Wait - You know Lawra?
Nah, someone retweeted this.
Oh, okay. Zany. I know her through a friend who was a roommate of hers when he was living in The Bay Area, that friend being former MCer Skreeonk.