MACS
6 years ago
H1N1 went from March to pretty much November, so I don't think that's realistic.
delta1
6 years ago
I'll check with the Ventura Harbor Sportfishing office and the Lake Casitas tackle shop a few days before that week-end, to see if they're open for business...

we'll prolly have to see what the lay of the land is at the resort in Ventura...they get peeps from all over the US and Europe staying there...


any staff or inmates showing symptoms at the jail?
MACS
6 years ago
I dunno... I ain't been to work since January 23rd. Going back on the 25th for a couple months.
opelmanta1900
6 years ago
unless we can track down that hobo... wuteru, like 5'8", 5'9"?
MACS
6 years ago

unless we can track down that hobo... wuteru, like 5'8", 5'9"?

opelmanta1900 wrote:



5' 10" 196 right now... it's okay if the hobo has a beard... we can grow beards now. He can go to work for me, but I got direct deposit, so he ain't getting paid.
USNGunner
6 years ago
From the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. That's a lot of money out the door right there. That place is always packed.

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MACS
6 years ago
Really... I've gotten e-mails from: HOA, Duluth Trading Co, Nationwide Financial, Round Table Pizza, CalPers, and Kaiser Permanente about "what we're doing" about the corona virus.

I'm sorry... but IDGAS.
DrMaddVibe
6 years ago

Really... I've gotten e-mails from: HOA, Duluth Trading Co, Nationwide Financial, Round Table Pizza, CalPers, and Kaiser Permanente about "what we're doing" about the corona virus.

I'm sorry... but IDGAS.

MACS wrote:



All Disney Parks and cruises...closed.

Daughter was just notified that all FL schools are closed for 2 weeks.

The $hit is bananas.
MACS
6 years ago
Maybe so... but if all these things actually work and the spread is mitigated by it... good.

The quicker it's over, the happier we'll all be.
USNGunner
6 years ago

Really... I've gotten e-mails from: HOA, Duluth Trading Co, Nationwide Financial, Round Table Pizza, CalPers, and Kaiser Permanente about "what we're doing" about the corona virus.

I'm sorry... but IDGAS.

MACS wrote:




Right? What in the actual **** is that about? Every business in the world feels the need to reassure us they're not doing anything to get it? 😣
delta1
6 years ago
some peeps have different ideas about what are most important, and under stress reveal who they are by what they do...
opelmanta1900
6 years ago
thinking about torching the local toilet paper production facility to drive up the cost of the stock I'm trying to resell...
izonfire
6 years ago

thinking about torching the local toilet paper production facility to drive up the cost of the stock I'm trying to resell...

opelmanta1900 wrote:


Very revealing...
RobertHively
6 years ago

Ok King,

Yesterday I bought over a hundred dollars worth of seeds for the garden I grow every year.

I waited for the spot price on silver to hit bottom, and it did today so I cleaned up there.

Then we went to Walmart and bought a ton of food. Only food. No toilet paper for us. We already have a ton from our Sams trip in January, and besides I could always wipe my ass with leaves.

In truth though, you kinda have to stock up every so often when you live out in the boondocks. Our Sams is over two hours away and in another state. Lol! Some people say they have to stock up because of Corona, I say because it's Friday.

Hope you all have a good weekend.

KingoftheCove
6 years ago

Saw some interesting data from China and Europe concerning the folks that don’t die. I want to wait until it’s validated but the path back for a large percentage that don’t die is brutal, for an even larger percentage underneath that it includes pneumonia and lung scarring. The bucket that are lucky and it’s just flu like is smaller than you think. This isn’t the flu. That rhetoric is dead.

teedubbya wrote:


This was a tidbit one of my former colleagues relayed to me some time ago, which I found disturbing, along with the fact that it’s being “down played” a bit too much. He didn’t use “large percentage”, but rather the term significant, as in 30ish percent, which is still scary as hell. I’m trying to get follow up data on this, but everyone is too fuqin busy trying to put out fires!
It’s fuqin weird really.
We have an incredibly fast worldwide information system (da internet, etc) and yet, it appears we simply can’t get reliable data in a timely fashion...............because of all the political BS.
Pizzes me off............... big time.
Speyside
6 years ago
King, TW, no one is listening. Those who are have already taken appropriate precautions. Then there are those who have completely panicked.
grmcooper
6 years ago
Get your koolaid here! Nice cold koolaid here!
DrafterX
6 years ago
Cooper..!! 🤣
teedubbya
6 years ago
Surprised this one fell.
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