Not afraid, and not gonna die from CV-19.
I will bet anyone anything.
I also touch my face at least 50 times a day and touch my hair at least 100 times a day.
Both beautiful and worth the risk.
Appropos.
She is hot though."You, yes, you I will answer your question with a barrage of fast talk, meaningless babble that only the base will claim to understand and say is 100% spot on!"
She’s hot though.When someone asked her about a previous comment she had made that covid 19 would not reach America, she babbled some nonsense and walked out of her press conference.
Good chart. Any other years higher than 2017/18 flu season? Noticed it was above epidemic threshold, don't think anything got closed during that time
One thing to note. The US is at 226 deaths per Million. Thus this chart reflects that under the PIC. Many European nations are above 300. New York and New Jersey are at 1320 and 965. If New York was a country they would be the worst county in the world. Most definitely they should be under major stay at home quarantine rules. But for states that are below half the the deaths per Million, say under 100, which would be around standard P&I, they should have less stringent rules. California is at 63, Texas at 36. Get those states up and running, helping the economy and helping other states in need like New York and New Jersey. Keep a weekly watch and modify if necessary.
"You, yes, you I will answer your question with a barrage of fast talk, meaningless babble that only the base will claim to understand and say is 100% spot on!"
"Get a vaccine asap"? Ignoramus.
The number of healthy people who have supposedly died from cv-19 is statistically barely above zero.Some very healthy people have, and like with most things it's crowd control on the governments part and respect for others on ours to simply wear a mask. Do you think a mask makes you look weak?
I can do anything.
Question asked, question answered...no whining.So what are you whining about then?
The mask is to protect others. I visited Japan a couple of years ago and was struck by the number of citizens wearing masks, particularly when traveling mass transit. I remember asking someone about that, asking why so many in Japan were worried about getting sick (assuming those wearing masks were afraid for themselves). I was told the masks wearers weren’t wearing the masks to protect themselves, they were wearing the masks to protect others. It is considered polite to wear a mask if you have a cold, or whatever, to prevent spreading your cold to others. Makes sense actually.The number of healthy people who have supposedly died from cv-19 is statistically barely above zero.
I didn’t wear a mask when the government said that it was a waste of energy, and I don’t wear one now when the government says it’s imperative.
If I were an unhealthy pot bellied garden gnome, I’d stay home.
Since I’m not, I will use my freedom and good health to continue to be productive, protect the health of the nation and Generally contribute to society in an American way.
WTH? Know the background story on this?I have no reason to believe that this has anything to do with the current crisis --
The mask is to protect others. I visited Japan a couple of years ago and was struck by the number of citizens wearing masks, particularly when traveling mass transit. I remember asking someone about that, asking why so many in Japan were worried about getting sick (assuming those wearing masks were afraid for themselves). I was told the masks wearers weren’t wearing the masks to protect themselves, they were wearing the masks to protect others. It is considered polite to wear a mask if you have a cold, or whatever, to prevent spreading your cold to others. Makes sense actually.
I keep a mask in my car so that I can wear when in the store, etc. I think it’s a pain but it’s not that big of a deal for me if it makes others feel comfortable. There are more important things to lay down on my sword for, wearing a mask isn’t one of them.