Coronavirus II

[KittySlayer]

Yes not nearly as good as Roadhouse, Logans had gone down quite a bit over the last few years.

The locations here in town you would walk into and they were on a 2 hour wait with the restaurant maybe 1/3rd. full. They could either not keep help or the managers would not schedule enough staff to keep down cost. Either way, we would walk in then walk right back out.

Go to the Office Tavern on Brooklyn for Steak Night on Friday’s and Monday’s. Great steaks at a great price, they cut their costs on atmosphere.

 

[Dead Duck]

But when that picture was taken, they were closed.

 

[Phase2]

Another variation on "Never let a crisis go to waste":

Law enforcement investigating pop-up coronavirus testing sites for scams, officials say

Charging $250/test for "next day" results.
Not using proper collection procedures or PPE.
People are giving them all of their info including SS#, so they may be bit again in the future.

 

[ditcherman]

We really have no way to know what the true death rate is for COVID-19.

[video=youtube_share;vSgUvsBtAdc]http://youtu.be/vSgUvsBtAdc[/video]

I'm asking this same question, or making he same point, that the video is, just about the flu.

 

[jedi]

How fitting....

[video=youtube_share;6q_fLr7hCZE]https://youtu.be/6q_fLr7hCZE[/video]

 

[d.kaufman]

Missed a few pages so not sure if posted. They have a test now to tell if you've had lung flu in the past

https://www.dailychristiannews.com/in-major-breakthrough-fda-approves-covid-19-antibody-test/

 

[chipbennett]

So if I said the mortality rate is 50%, would you dispute that number? 40%? 30%? 20%, 10%? What about 1%, .9, .8....1%? What lower and upper bounds would you accept?

I think there is enough data to narrow it.

If I had to guess? Upper range maybe 5% at the absolute highest, and lowest range, order of magnitude around 0.1%.

But, like I said: for practical purposes, that's not really knowing anything at all. It's either the most deadly thing society has ever dealt with, or overall less deadly than seasonal flu.

 

[Super Bee]

Go to the Office Tavern on Brooklyn for Steak Night on Friday’s and Monday’s. Great steaks at a great price, they cut their costs on atmosphere.

I have driven by there 1000 times and have never considered going in, I may have to give it a try.

 

[qwerty]

We really have no way to know what the true death rate is for COVID-19.

[video=youtube_share;vSgUvsBtAdc]http://youtu.be/vSgUvsBtAdc[/video]

I'm asking this same question, or making he same point, that the video is, just about the flu.

Pneumonia deaths mysteriously seemed to have plummeted.

 

[Vigilant]

the problem with the mask suggestion, they don’t want normal people wearing n95’s or surgical because the medical community needs them. That leaves masks that don’t protect people because they don’t filter out the virus according to a chart a medic friend posted (if true). So wearing a mask that isn’t an n95 or surgical does no good potentially. Meaning it is just a feel good suggestion. If they dint protect you, I won’t be wearing One. Sounds like cloth masks and the like are more fashion statements/false security feelings.

i should add medical professionals in hospitals are being told to use their n95’s for a whole week and a surgical for a whole day.

Just like TSA is Security Theater, cloth masks are health and safety theater. I try not to be around people period, but I’ll be damned if I let some ***** shame me for wearing an N95 or P100 in public. Half the people wearing masks are doing it incorrectly anyway, so....

 

[Vigilant]

But when that picture was taken, they were closed.

Because no one was around with 20 Euro.

 

[Rookie]

Just like TSA is Security Theater, cloth masks are health and safety theater. I try not to be around people period, but I’ll be damned if I let some ***** shame me for wearing an N95 or P100 in public. Half the people wearing masks are doing it incorrectly anyway, so....

I laughed at a woman today that had a cloth mask positioned below her nose.

 

[d.kaufman]

Gee. I wonder why they'd want hospitals to do this

https://www.westernjournal.com/cdc-...d-cause-death-even-just-assuming-contributed/

 

[jkfletcher]

Gee. I wonder why they'd want hospitals to do this

https://www.westernjournal.com/cdc-...d-cause-death-even-just-assuming-contributed/

What a load of b.s.

Them doing that, I mean

 

[Ziggidy]

I laughed at a woman today that had a cloth mask positioned below her nose.

I am seeing that everywhere.....

 

[nonobaddog]

Gee. I wonder why they'd want hospitals to do this

https://www.westernjournal.com/cdc-...d-cause-death-even-just-assuming-contributed/

Maybe because it's the same for the flu. You can have COPD for years and then get the flu and die in days. Many times the cause of death is not crystal clear and that could lead to inconsistent reporting. Thus - CDC guidelines.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Pneumonia deaths mysteriously seemed to have plummeted.View attachment 85801

Well...ain’t that interesting?

 

[Alpo]

We need an official chart interpreter.

Absent that....looks like we just spent $2 trillion for no reason whatsoever.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

CHOOSE YOUR FIGHTER

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[Hatin Since 87]

Oh that bottom one looks the most secure.