Coronavirus

[O Really]

So we grew tired of looking with big puppy eyes at the closed Canadian border and arrived in Coeur D'Alene ID, a charming town on a beautiful lake with piles of hiking, biking, and scenery opportunities. Idaho, a state with a population about half of San Diego County, has proclaimed itself in "stage 3" after having had relatively good fortune with the virus all along. So one would think the people in Idaho would think, with minimal coercion, that "hey, we've really been lucky and stuff is open - I'll bet if we all wear masks and still keep a reasonable distance, we can totally get rid of this health threat." But nooooo. It looks like there has never been a pandemic. Few masks around, crowds on sidewalks, crowding in restaurants, etc., churches open, stores selling, yada. Washington licence plates everywhere, escaping from the level 1 and 2 restrictions, happily taking their Idaho germs back home.
Idiots.

[GoCubsGo]

So we grew tired of looking with big puppy eyes at the closed Canadian border and arrived in Coeur D'Alene ID, a charming town on a beautiful lake with piles of hiking, biking, and scenery opportunities. Idaho, a state with a population about half of San Diego County, has proclaimed itself in "stage 3" after having had relatively good fortune with the virus all along. So one would think the people in Idaho would think, with minimal coercion, that "hey, we've really been lucky and stuff is open - I'll bet if we all wear masks and still keep a reasonable distance, we can totally get rid of this health threat." But nooooo. It looks like there has never been a pandemic. Few masks around, crowds on sidewalks, crowding in restaurants, etc., churches open, stores selling, yada. Washington licence plates everywhere, escaping from the level 1 and 2 restrictions, happily taking their Idaho germs back home.
Idiots.

Gee, I would've never guess that.

[GoCubsGo]

Hey, we've gone from the leader of the free world to the pariah of the free world.

we're number 1!

[Whack9]

So we grew tired of looking with big puppy eyes at the closed Canadian border and arrived in Coeur D'Alene ID, a charming town on a beautiful lake with piles of hiking, biking, and scenery opportunities. Idaho, a state with a population about half of San Diego County, has proclaimed itself in "stage 3" after having had relatively good fortune with the virus all along. So one would think the people in Idaho would think, with minimal coercion, that "hey, we've really been lucky and stuff is open - I'll bet if we all wear masks and still keep a reasonable distance, we can totally get rid of this health threat." But nooooo. It looks like there has never been a pandemic. Few masks around, crowds on sidewalks, crowding in restaurants, etc., churches open, stores selling, yada. Washington licence plates everywhere, escaping from the level 1 and 2 restrictions, happily taking their Idaho germs back home.
Idiots.

Some people in Greenville are livid the city passed an ordinance requiring masks in grocery stores and pharmacies.

[GoCubsGo]

So we grew tired of looking with big puppy eyes at the closed Canadian border and arrived in Coeur D'Alene ID, a charming town on a beautiful lake with piles of hiking, biking, and scenery opportunities. Idaho, a state with a population about half of San Diego County, has proclaimed itself in "stage 3" after having had relatively good fortune with the virus all along. So one would think the people in Idaho would think, with minimal coercion, that "hey, we've really been lucky and stuff is open - I'll bet if we all wear masks and still keep a reasonable distance, we can totally get rid of this health threat." But nooooo. It looks like there has never been a pandemic. Few masks around, crowds on sidewalks, crowding in restaurants, etc., churches open, stores selling, yada. Washington licence plates everywhere, escaping from the level 1 and 2 restrictions, happily taking their Idaho germs back home.
Idiots.

Some people in Greenville are livid the city passed an ordinance requiring masks in grocery stores and pharmacies.

We can look forward to the Greenville editions of Coronavirus Karen's on YouTube soon.

[Whack9]

So we grew tired of looking with big puppy eyes at the closed Canadian border and arrived in Coeur D'Alene ID, a charming town on a beautiful lake with piles of hiking, biking, and scenery opportunities. Idaho, a state with a population about half of San Diego County, has proclaimed itself in "stage 3" after having had relatively good fortune with the virus all along. So one would think the people in Idaho would think, with minimal coercion, that "hey, we've really been lucky and stuff is open - I'll bet if we all wear masks and still keep a reasonable distance, we can totally get rid of this health threat." But nooooo. It looks like there has never been a pandemic. Few masks around, crowds on sidewalks, crowding in restaurants, etc., churches open, stores selling, yada. Washington licence plates everywhere, escaping from the level 1 and 2 restrictions, happily taking their Idaho germs back home.
Idiots.

Some people in Greenville are livid the city passed an ordinance requiring masks in grocery stores and pharmacies.

We can look forward to the Greenville editions of Coronavirus Karen's on YouTube soon.

The regulars at my last hang out spot have gone deep into the conspiracy theory rabbit hole and constantly yell "TRUTH AND FACTS!" as if a random post being shared around like a backwoods Mississippi truck stop venereal disease has any modicum of truth.

[GoCubsGo]

So we grew tired of looking with big puppy eyes at the closed Canadian border and arrived in Coeur D'Alene ID, a charming town on a beautiful lake with piles of hiking, biking, and scenery opportunities. Idaho, a state with a population about half of San Diego County, has proclaimed itself in "stage 3" after having had relatively good fortune with the virus all along. So one would think the people in Idaho would think, with minimal coercion, that "hey, we've really been lucky and stuff is open - I'll bet if we all wear masks and still keep a reasonable distance, we can totally get rid of this health threat." But nooooo. It looks like there has never been a pandemic. Few masks around, crowds on sidewalks, crowding in restaurants, etc., churches open, stores selling, yada. Washington licence plates everywhere, escaping from the level 1 and 2 restrictions, happily taking their Idaho germs back home.
Idiots.

Some people in Greenville are livid the city passed an ordinance requiring masks in grocery stores and pharmacies.

We can look forward to the Greenville editions of Coronavirus Karen's on YouTube soon.

The regulars at my last hang out spot have gone deep into the conspiracy theory rabbit hole and constantly yell "TRUTH AND FACTS!" as if a random post being shared around like a backwoods Mississippi truck stop venereal disease has any modicum of truth.

Sounds like it would make a good drinking game.

[Vrede too]

Hey, we've gone from the leader of the free world to the pariah of the free world.

we're number 1!

Probably won't just be the EU. The world is building a de facto wall, and Americans are paying for it by being restricted. Thanks PINO and Moscow Mitch!

[GoCubsGo]

Hey, we've gone from the leader of the free world to the pariah of the free world.

we're number 1!

Probably won't just be the EU. The world is building a de facto wall, and Americans are paying for it by being restricted. Thanks PINO and Moscow Mitch!

Thank the whole Republican party since they have their heads in a hole.

[neoplacebo]

So we grew tired of looking with big puppy eyes at the closed Canadian border and arrived in Coeur D'Alene ID, a charming town on a beautiful lake with piles of hiking, biking, and scenery opportunities. Idaho, a state with a population about half of San Diego County, has proclaimed itself in "stage 3" after having had relatively good fortune with the virus all along. So one would think the people in Idaho would think, with minimal coercion, that "hey, we've really been lucky and stuff is open - I'll bet if we all wear masks and still keep a reasonable distance, we can totally get rid of this health threat." But nooooo. It looks like there has never been a pandemic. Few masks around, crowds on sidewalks, crowding in restaurants, etc., churches open, stores selling, yada. Washington licence plates everywhere, escaping from the level 1 and 2 restrictions, happily taking their Idaho germs back home.
Idiots.

Some people in Greenville are livid the city passed an ordinance requiring masks in grocery stores and pharmacies.

We can look forward to the Greenville editions of Coronavirus Karen's on YouTube soon.

The regulars at my last hang out spot have gone deep into the conspiracy theory rabbit hole and constantly yell "TRUTH AND FACTS!" as if a random post being shared around like a backwoods Mississippi truck stop venereal disease has any modicum of truth.

Uhhhh, I don't know, man.....those Mississippi truck stop venereal diseases are what I would call truth; even truth with a vengeance. Just like cocaine; she don't lie, she don't lie, she don't lie..........

[O Really]

Washington state goes mandatory masks in public, starting Friday.

[GoCubsGo]

Washington state goes mandatory masks in public, starting Friday.

More great YouTube videos coming soon!

[GoCubsGo]

So PINO apparently doesn't know why Covid-19 is called Covid-19.

We're living in the Twilight Zone.

[billy.pilgrim]

"some people can’t explain the 19.”

[Vrede too]

So PINO apparently doesn't know why Covid-19 is called Covid-19.

We're living in the Twilight Zone.

Trump's Bizarre COVID-19 Question Gets Plenty Of Answers On Twitter

... In April, counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway slammed the World Health Organization’s response to the pandemic and suggested it should have been better prepared because of all the previous COVIDs.

“This is COVID-19 ― not COVID-1, folks,” Conway said. “And so you would think the people charged with the World Health Organization would be on top of that.”

Trump’s out-loud musings about the “19” part of the illness’s name received the treatment on Twitter:

Trump: “Wonder Woman 1984? I never saw the first 1,983 of them!”

Some people can’t explain what happened to the first 181 Blinks

I liked 2001: A Space Odyssey, but I think I should have watched the first 2000 to get the full context.

"What's the 19" SAYS THE MAN IN CHARGE OF THE NATIONAL COVID19 RESPONSE

More at the link.

[O Really]

The stupidity of these people is beyond words. Not even so much in what they don't know/understand, but in how little they know about what they don't know, and how willing they are to demonstrate their ignorance and apparently be proud of their ignorance. Consider another person (any person) with Trump's (probably coerced) student audience, who might say: "There was at first a lot of misinformation about the name 'COVID-19. Just to clarify, it stands for 'Corona Virus Disease' which began in 2019." There - he would sound more like the stable genius he thinks he is instead of a blithering fool he really is.

[Whack9]

https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/06/ ... iking.html

N.J. to require 14-day quarantine for travelers coming from states where coronavirus cases are spiking

Cuomo said the states included would have “significant community spread of COVID.” The list of states currently includes: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Washington.

Looks like I won't be heading back to NJ

[GoCubsGo]

https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2020/06/ ... iking.html

N.J. to require 14-day quarantine for travelers coming from states where coronavirus cases are spiking

Cuomo said the states included would have “significant community spread of COVID.” The list of states currently includes: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Utah and Washington.

Looks like I won't be heading back to NJ

Mixed blessing? Maybe all your relatives should come visit you.

[Vrede too]

Mixed blessing? Maybe all your relatives should come visit you.

Not likely. No one in their right mind visits SC in the summer only to have to also suffer a 14-day quarantine upon return to NJ.

Feasible to enforce this for people traveling by public transport, but does anyone know how it's enforced for drivers? Are there check stations at the borders on all roads?

[Whack9]

Sometimes I wonder how I managed to go from quite possibly the dumbest part of the Northeast (South Jersey), to the one of the dumbest parts of the Southeast.