Budzbuddha
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except in a bank .... lol
Pandemic 2020
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Poobzilla
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That's definitely one thing i need to get better at. Have an anxiety tick where i play with my facial hair when i get stressed, used to be nail biting but that's not an issue anymore.
DIY-HP-LED
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Shop early in the morning Jimmy, the stores are open for seniors here an hour early, I think they have it in most places now. Don't go around supper time when people are getting off work (those that are still working) and stopping in on the way home. Personal distance and washing your hands like an obsessive compulsive, along with rediscovering your own backyard, in some detail I might add, is the order of the day (by the government, not me!) It will be a lot safer in Public a month from now than it is right now (depending on the government and people too).
Just don't get drunk and start licking strange door knobs like a Trumper! Put that smokers cough to good use, it will move you to the head of the checkout line in a hurry, as long as ya can dodge the can goods being hurled at yer head you'll be fine, bullets are hard to dodge though...
captainmorgan
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Well tRUmp has made the US number 1, we have the steepest curve in the world, USA USA USA, maga,winning.
Jimdamick
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I was just thinking that this is the perfect time to rob a bank.
Just walk in with a mask & no one would bat an eye.
Perfect
DIY-HP-LED
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Yer number one alright, ya even beat Iran, we ain't too far behind though...
Poobzilla
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That's pretty god damn scary TBH. I am curious how the UK is going to handle this and will also be good to find out if there is a difference in the way the Scottish NHS deals with it over the English NHS
Budzbuddha
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FBI says now is a great time to download its home fitness app ...
Big Brother is a SICK spotter, bro.
We all need a positive and encouraging friend in these times of social distancing. The FBI, it turns out, wants to be that friend to you.....
Listen , don’t download this fucking ridiculous attempt to calm the masses. Fuck them.
The agency perhaps most associated with lobbying against encryption and your privacy put on a bright and cheery face Monday morning, encouraging everyone stuck at home to get a little exercise with the help of the FBI's very own mobile app. That's right, the FBI wants you to download its app onto your smartphone.
"#MondayMotivation Are you looking for tips for indoor workouts?" asked the FBI. "Download the #FBI’s Physical Fitness Test app to learn proper form for exercises you can do at home like pushups and situps."
Don’t cede your location to this circus of government clowns .... everyday is getting more absurd than the next.
Big Brother is a SICK spotter, bro.
We all need a positive and encouraging friend in these times of social distancing. The FBI, it turns out, wants to be that friend to you.....
Listen , don’t download this fucking ridiculous attempt to calm the masses. Fuck them.
The agency perhaps most associated with lobbying against encryption and your privacy put on a bright and cheery face Monday morning, encouraging everyone stuck at home to get a little exercise with the help of the FBI's very own mobile app. That's right, the FBI wants you to download its app onto your smartphone.
"#MondayMotivation Are you looking for tips for indoor workouts?" asked the FBI. "Download the #FBI’s Physical Fitness Test app to learn proper form for exercises you can do at home like pushups and situps."
Don’t cede your location to this circus of government clowns .... everyday is getting more absurd than the next.
hanimmal
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Yeah, I really don't want Barr giving Brad Parscale any more of my data than that fucker already has to use to spam me with pro-Trump/anti-Establishment lies.
Budzbuddha
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Found it in the app store .... again dont download unless you like being tracked even more.
Im sure putin has got his version on line too.
Im sure putin has got his version on line too.
captainmorgan
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Just got the emergency alert on my cell phone about Michigan's stay at home order starting tonight.
captainmorgan
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Remember this?
Fogdog
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potroastV2
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Ok, just a wee divergence from this depressing thread.
Trivia test for all you boomers.
Name the artist and I'll come too your home & personally show you how too really grow really good weed (East coast only, that's as far as I'll go)
Yes.
DIY-HP-LED
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You've already taken it back in 2016 and yer still tripping jimmy, Trump is leading you down that rabbit hole right now... The Blue pill (democrat) will make you wake up again back in the normal world, with only your, dead family, flashbacks, sore asshole, empty wallet and PTSD to remind you of the nightmare!I'll take the Red one, that's sound's like more fun
DIY-HP-LED
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The USA has and will have 10X as many as we do coming home. We had almost a million in America and I imagine only half left.
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More than a million Canadian citizens and permanent residents returned home last week
Repatriation flights headed to Peru, Morocco, Spain, Honduras, Ecuador, El Salvador and Guatemala
More than a million Canadian citizens and permanent residents returned home last week as governments around the world ramped up their warnings about the threat of COVID-19.
A spokesperson for the Canada Border Services Agency said 959,600 Canadians and 43,890 permanent residents returned to Canada between March 14 and March 20. That lines up with the point when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau began urging Canadians to avoid all international travel and Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne told tourists to get home as soon as possible.
Here is a breakdown of incoming travel over that period, supplied by CBSA spokesperson Ashley Lemire.
By air:
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More than a million Canadian citizens and permanent residents returned home last week
Repatriation flights headed to Peru, Morocco, Spain, Honduras, Ecuador, El Salvador and Guatemala
More than a million Canadian citizens and permanent residents returned home last week as governments around the world ramped up their warnings about the threat of COVID-19.
A spokesperson for the Canada Border Services Agency said 959,600 Canadians and 43,890 permanent residents returned to Canada between March 14 and March 20. That lines up with the point when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau began urging Canadians to avoid all international travel and Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne told tourists to get home as soon as possible.
Here is a breakdown of incoming travel over that period, supplied by CBSA spokesperson Ashley Lemire.
By air:
- 529,407 Canadians
- 23,615 Permanent residents
- 428,724 Canadians
- 20,243 Permanent residents
- 1,469 Canadians
- 32 Permanent residents
Fogdog
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Trump seems to be getting ready to ignore the advice of health professionals.
www.cnn.com
CNN)President Donald Trump signaled Monday he is aware things may get worse before they get better as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic. But nonetheless he is itching to ease federal guidelines that have shuttered businesses and kept workers at home, insisting the economy must be reopened even if some of the health professionals on his team appear to disagree.
"Our country wasn't built to be shut down. This is not a country that was built for this. It was not built to be shut down," he said during an evening briefing at the White House, even as he acknowledged Monday the effects of coronavirus are likely to worsen.
"Certainly, this is going to be bad," Trump said.
The dueling positions underscored the dynamic currently animating Trump's coronavirus task force, which is split on whether the self-isolating measures are worth the cost to the economy.
Trump admitted there were opposing views, but he insisted he would take into account the views of officials such as Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease specialist.
"If it were up to the doctors, they may say let's keep it shut down -- let's shut down the entire world," Trump said.
Halfway through the self-prescribed period of self-isolation, the economic effects are clearly weighing on the President, who had banked on a strong US economy in his reelection plans.
As the country entered another week of virtual shutdown, tough questions have been raised on how long the coronavirus mitigation measures he recommended will last and whether they are worth the economic pain.
Trump says things will be 'bad' but is itching to scale back social distancing
President Donald Trump signaled Monday he is aware things may get worse before they get better as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic. But nonetheless he is itching to ease federal guidelines that have shuttered businesses and kept workers at home, insisting the economy must be reopened...
www.cnn.com
CNN)President Donald Trump signaled Monday he is aware things may get worse before they get better as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic. But nonetheless he is itching to ease federal guidelines that have shuttered businesses and kept workers at home, insisting the economy must be reopened even if some of the health professionals on his team appear to disagree.
"Our country wasn't built to be shut down. This is not a country that was built for this. It was not built to be shut down," he said during an evening briefing at the White House, even as he acknowledged Monday the effects of coronavirus are likely to worsen.
"Certainly, this is going to be bad," Trump said.
The dueling positions underscored the dynamic currently animating Trump's coronavirus task force, which is split on whether the self-isolating measures are worth the cost to the economy.
Trump admitted there were opposing views, but he insisted he would take into account the views of officials such as Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease specialist.
"If it were up to the doctors, they may say let's keep it shut down -- let's shut down the entire world," Trump said.
Halfway through the self-prescribed period of self-isolation, the economic effects are clearly weighing on the President, who had banked on a strong US economy in his reelection plans.
As the country entered another week of virtual shutdown, tough questions have been raised on how long the coronavirus mitigation measures he recommended will last and whether they are worth the economic pain.
DIY-HP-LED
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I see Donald is touting the hydroxychloroquine "cure" on TV like a snake oil salesman, he's pushing it hard. It might explain why Fauci isn't there...
doublejj
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lock him upTrump seems to be getting ready to ignore the advice of health professionals.
Trump says things will be 'bad' but is itching to scale back social distancing
President Donald Trump signaled Monday he is aware things may get worse before they get better as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic. But nonetheless he is itching to ease federal guidelines that have shuttered businesses and kept workers at home, insisting the economy must be reopened...
CNN)President Donald Trump signaled Monday he is aware things may get worse before they get better as the country battles the coronavirus pandemic. But nonetheless he is itching to ease federal guidelines that have shuttered businesses and kept workers at home, insisting the economy must be reopened even if some of the health professionals on his team appear to disagree.
"Our country wasn't built to be shut down. This is not a country that was built for this. It was not built to be shut down," he said during an evening briefing at the White House, even as he acknowledged Monday the effects of coronavirus are likely to worsen.
"Certainly, this is going to be bad," Trump said.
The dueling positions underscored the dynamic currently animating Trump's coronavirus task force, which is split on whether the self-isolating measures are worth the cost to the economy.
Trump admitted there were opposing views, but he insisted he would take into account the views of officials such as Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease specialist.
"If it were up to the doctors, they may say let's keep it shut down -- let's shut down the entire world," Trump said.
Halfway through the self-prescribed period of self-isolation, the economic effects are clearly weighing on the President, who had banked on a strong US economy in his reelection plans.
As the country entered another week of virtual shutdown, tough questions have been raised on how long the coronavirus mitigation measures he recommended will last and whether they are worth the economic pain.
doublejj
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I think Fauci sleeps with Rudy.......i doubt you'll see him again, he's not useful to trump any more.
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