Smart, use the off minute to clean the covids off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rideski
I get it.
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Smart, use the off minute to clean the covids off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rideski
I get it.
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Disagree. You gotta stay protected All.The.Time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTnlJulPwqk
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Originally Posted by Summit
Should the OP change the title back to Chinese rat flu then?
https://external-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...D0VnKoTpeVALNyQuote:
Originally Posted by DougW
Funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by DougW
I was on the Straight of Juan De Fuca once in my life and I threw up so hard.
Never puked off a boat before that or after that.
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With a 1600CFM or more fan blowing outdoors you're probably safe. The risk is not from inhaling a single virus filled droplet but from inhaling a lot of droplets. A fan blowing outdoors will dilute droplets a million times over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rideski
Poorly ventilated and populated spaces are the real concern. It's mainly about avoiding closed spaces, crowds, and close contacts. Although, if you do become infected from a high volume exhaust fan then that be would something for the medical journals and you would be enshrined forever as "Patient A" in the write up... so you'd have that goin’ for you, which is nice.
"In our study, 20 percent of Covid-19 cases accounted for 80 percent of transmissions."Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/02/o...huPMwfQhabvqpw
Swamp coolers pull outside air in, through the wet mesh, don't they? Do they exhaust any inside air?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rideski
Good question, never had one. Seems like they would have to with the huge volume this tiny machine is putting out.
And Multi, yeah that sounds good re dilution.
@ak I tried the hat every other minute, but it didn’t allow for proper alcohol absorption. Went back to 24 hours.
@summit, that suxor
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Originally Posted by funkendrenchman
Yeah, it puts to rest the fatalistic notion the virus is everywhere and uncontrollable. Avoid closed spaces, crowds, close contacts or when that's not possible wear a mask:
"The infectiousness of SARS-CoV-2 appears to peak within the first few days of the onset of Covid-19 symptoms and then decrease with time. That said, one can be contagious before displaying symptoms or without ever displaying any symptoms. (Hence the importance of face masks.)"
...
"Forget about maintaining — or, if infections resurge, resuming — sweeping measures designed to stem the virus’s spread in all forms. Just focus on stopping the superspreading."
The ones I've seen pull outside air in and don't have an exhaust. Usually you just leave the window open in the hottest part of the house.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
so I guess we're about to see spikes in all the riot cities from the rioters and police then.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
its extremely funny that me temp is still checked daily to enter my office building with all the protestors out there increasing the spread rate and I have yet to hear a mention about that risk.
It's a big concern coming from the econ/science sources I follow and I've heard a lot of mayors pleading with protesters to self quarantine. My hope is that it's mostly young people mingling with other young people even though I know that's unlikely the case for many of them. The protests are taking place outdoors and we are approaching summer, a lot of protesters are wearing masks, so there's a few things working in everyone's favor.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiCougar
All this stress is going to compromise people's immune systems. I'm sure mine has taken a hit.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
That's mostly because you aren't reading. It's been addressed.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiCougar
Everywhere I look I see articles discussing COVID and the protestors assembling. It’s hard to imagine what information wasteland Skougs inhabits. Actually might be kind of soothing to have no idea what’s going on these days. Maybe I’ll join him.Quote:
Originally Posted by abraham
Blame the CDC/OSHA: your employer is implementing a system to monitor employees' health, per their instructions. Temp is the only aspect of your health they can monitor at no cost, so that's their system. It's pretty ineffective, obviously, but it meets with the "rules."Quote:
Originally Posted by SkiCougar
When you can't see them they are screwing each others brains out.Quote:
Originally Posted by MultiVerse
If the 20's are like the 60's, yep
I watched a PBS thing shot up there on the bering sea, there were small American catcher boats with just a crew of 3, they would catch a net full and just hand it off to the Russian factory ship never touching the fish. In a bad storm the factory ships stay out but the catcher boats ran for shelter behind a spit of land, it blew so hard they broke the anchor line so they thru out the other anchor, held in place with both engines at half throttle and play video games all night ... crazy weatherQuote:
Originally Posted by Ted Striker
I forget which town but I seen apt blocks of euro's up on the panhandle who had come there to work
Are we just being trolled by this guy? Hard to believe anyone is actually this stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by abraham
Hard to make this shit up...
https://www.npr.org/sections/coronav...m_term=nprnews
But some health experts, even as they urge caution, said they support the demonstrations — because racism also poses a dire health threat.
Tragic, but hardly surprising. I can't quite figure out China's game plan, other than to piss everyone off?Quote:
Originally Posted by Summit
As for the WHO, I'm sure it has many good people working for it, but Tedros doesn't inspire any confidence in the organisation. Mind you, this is the same guy who tried to name Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador.
Trolling may be in the eye of the beholder, but he has thoroughly embraced nonsense ever since his predicted dry spot got all flooded out.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD