Indabuff

They really need to keep the parks open if they can. We went to Chestnut Ridge and I didn't see anyone congregating. Everyone was practicing safe distancing. Sure looked like people were recharging their internal batteries there. Good for them.

I know all of you on the front line are getting burned out and I couldn't imagine what you are going through. I don't have to remind you that what you do is one of the most paramount undertakings one can shoulder in life but know that everyone is behind you. We're all depending on you. My wife and kids are depending on you. I'm depending on you. Keep punching this ***** in the mouth.

Anyone see the guy dressed as a bush in the UK? Looked staged but funny as hell.

Disturbing but very funny.

Oh no, you can't hope that hell exists for those pieces of whale *****. Scaphism for them in the here and now.

Bought the kids a relatively cheap drone. I would have shanked someone with a Fun Dip stick back in the day for one of these things.

We just rented the new one. The kids enjoyed it but I didn't think it was as good as the last one.

My kids love the movie and just watched it again tonight. It's actually pretty good.

Hope they recover quickly!

I don't know either but I can't get past that dude's choice of fashion.

I started paying for Spotify a few years ago because their stream quality seemed better than others available. I'm starting to think this is no longer the case (even though I have the stream setting on highest quality). Not to mention the bluetooth connectivity is terrible at home and in the car for me. For some reason when I want the music blasting my face off, Spotify seems quiet compared to say Amazon that I get for free because of my Amazon Prime.

I understand that but I believe the articles are referring to eight different strains of Covid-19.

I'm not digging the fact that multiple sources have mentioned eight strains of the virus. That means that it is mutating, no? Sounds as though the new strains won't be any more lethal than the first strain, however they determine that.

Just trying to lighten the mood with a joke. The gravity of the situation is starting to set in for a lot of people.

Is she hot?

Co-worker in ICU, not old either.

Never checked the temp but realized the sun was out and it's been the warmest it's been in a long time. Doing some yard work basking in Vitamin D.

I may have missed where you picked up the load as well. Care to share? Nothing nefarious just wondering.

Do the subtitles take away from the movie?

Just curious, were those US origin apples you were hauling?

One thing is certain, for me at least. If you were to tell me a year ago this was going to happen I would have told you to get off the crack pipe.

I never said my family member was more important than anyone else. I used my MIL as an example. Not sure where you pulled that from my responses but that is clearly not the argument I'm making. If someone 300 miles away is in the process of receiving or is in need of receiving medical treatment for the virus, I find it ridiculous they would a) be transported to an area from dense infection to an area of low infection jeopardizing the new area to further probability of increasing infections and b) potentially deprive someone locally (MIL, you, me, Sabretooth) of any locality for that matter (patient from Detroit, MI->Sharon, PA) of necessary medical treatment for the virus. I voiced my opinion on the topic, received a seemingly snarky retort, and asked for a logical explanation from the poster. I followed that up with a statement that I wasn't interested in a pissing match (see last night posts) and still have no interest in said pissing match.

I'm not interested in a pissing match on this thread. It's supposed to be about beneficial information/support regarding the current situation. They're using reefers for the deceased. More important things to worry about.

I'm not seeing that at all. His response was to my opinion that transferring sick patients to this area is absurd.

I'm trying to wrap my head around this response. If my mother-in-law who has a significant amount of underlying health issues is infected you think it would be okay if she was unable to get necessary medical attention here because people from 300 miles away were brought here to be treated for the infection? You would be okay with your own family member or friend not being able to receive medical treatment because of this scenario? Bigger picture, you actually think ADDING infected people to an area that is just beginning to see an increase in infections is a good idea? Please explain to me the logic in that.