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Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Google translate:
In #Bergamo they had to call the army to load trucks and trucks of coffins to be sent to crematoria outside the region.
Before complaining about the extension of the #lockdown, take a look at this video in loop. #Coronavirusitalia
In #Bergamo they had to call the army to load trucks and trucks of coffins to be sent to crematoria outside the region.
Before complaining about the extension of the #lockdown, take a look at this video in loop. #Coronavirusitalia
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so looks like this is all under intense discussion currently, with many different proposals and ongoing negotiations.
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I wonder if harmonica sales are up lol. Now's the time for ppl to start learning hobby's they always wanted to learn. If you were ever interested in learning to play the drums, you can buy sticks and a practice pad & learn to play rudiments. Or buy a cheap guitar and learn to play chords.
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The First U.S. Company Has Announced an Upcoming Home COVID-19 Test
Direct-to-consumer testing company Everlywell will make its COVID-19 test available on Mar 23
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if you live in an apartment, please DO NOT do this.
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Fasho
A lot of amazing things in history have come from people being forced to sit down and cool out while said plague/etc hopefully passed through/on
Get to it, my brethren
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Idk Italy looked pretty lit with the balcony dj outside cookin
- Feb 24, 2009
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Had no idea there was a warehouse here in Queens. Those sneaky bastards.
Exclusive: Amazon Confirms First Known Coronavirus Case in an American Warehouse
Workers at the Queens, New York, facility say employees were expected to come in for their night shift after the case was identified. Amazon denies this.www.theatlantic.com
people still want to order stuff online ?
i knew this was going to happen with shipping
"What’s more, research suggests that the virus can live on cardboard for 24 hours, so there’s a possibility that packages sick employees send may be contagious. "
guys give online shopping a rest
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if you're good, yes.
but we don't need some beginner banging on drums for hours and annoying all the neighbors locked in the building.
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In Jersey you might get a brick through the window.
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I hate to say it because it sounds as if their lives aren't valuable but
wallyhopp
is right. We really can't stay boarded up for however long this takes or else we'll be past saving. I think after a 2 month period we gotta get back to functioning like normal, while practicing new standards (gloves, masks) or whatever you're able to do.
wallyhopp
is right. We really can't stay boarded up for however long this takes or else we'll be past saving. I think after a 2 month period we gotta get back to functioning like normal, while practicing new standards (gloves, masks) or whatever you're able to do.
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they need to checks to go out before rent is due and they need to stop evictions like some major cities are trying to do
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However that 3%, and those who continue to be in critical condition, is wreaking havoc on the global healthcare system and their resources, or lack thereof.
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We should skip car notes too while we’re at it
- Feb 24, 2016
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Auto industry loan debt is insane
People taking 7 year loans at high interest just for a low payment
They need to also not hand out parking tickets, all these people with nowhere to go will mean streets in urban areas with more cars than they are used to during the day.
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America's future
Present
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Last time I got a flu shot I got the flu and it was the worst experience of my life. Haven't gotten a shot since and haven't gotten the flu. That was over 10 years ago. You seem like a jackass and have no idea what you're talking about. And patient zero was in Seattle not new York. You can't even get your facts straight and yet you feel entitled to look down on someone else. Stupid.
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I hate to say it because it sounds as if their lives aren't valuable but
Because a general thought of mine has always been once we slow down the spread as a nation... then what? I mean this virus isn't just going to fall off the face of the planet and if it is as contagious as is it being stated to be it will just as easily spread like wildfire all over again.
These shutdowns are merely city, county, state and federal officials buying themselves time until healthcare professionals get a beat on this virus by finding treatment solutions, adequate care facilities and possibly a vaccine. Because let's be honest with ourselves, this virus will never completely be eradicated, however, mitigating losses is definitely an attainable goal.
