Coronavirus, Covid 19 Discussion and How It Has Affected Your Daily Life Chat Thread

[Hayden Goseek]

I'm sorry, the evidence has largely been digested. Tomorrow if I remember which thread, I MIGHT post the recipe. Unless that would be considered too off-topic?

I could always say, how Covid has affected me is, it's made me a much better cook ....

Cooking and eating out of boredom, I think we're ALL there with you.
(Besides I think we've already jumped the track on this thread.)

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

Cooking and eating out of boredom, I think we're ALL there with you.
(Besides I think we've already jumped the track on this thread.)

Covid has actually made me a more lazy cook. I used to come up with elaborate recipes that would take several hours to prepare. Covid has made me realize how to be more lazy and make the same thing

 

[Madhouse Pullet]

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

I wish that someone would come out and tell me that this is just the candid camera...

 

[Madhouse Pullet]

I wish that someone would come out and tell me that this is just the candid camera...

I could not stop laughing. It's become our reality so their reactions to masks had me dying

 

[bruceha2000]

Unless your car was the hydrogen generator

Editis tech has existed since the 1940s:

I guess you didn't read the article you linked?
"Meyer's claims about his "Water Fuel Cell" and the car that it powered were found to be fraudulent by an Ohio court in 1996."

I will most likely have to work 2 jobs and so will my husband, to get caught up in time. I just hope my kids will understand why I will be home less.

As MRROO suggested TALK to your mortgage company. Work out a payment plan.

We have batteries strong enough now. We even had the power before that. The guy was assassinated to keep him silenced.

Right, we should put MASSIVE batteries and MASSIVE quantities of water and a HUGE machine in the car to make enough hydrogen to have any range. Then you need a machine to compress the hydrogen so you can burn it. Do you have ANY idea how large that vehicle would have to be to hold all that? I suspect that by the time you put in a big enough electric motor to move it, you would have a house that still couldn't move.

And now you've used electricity from some source to charge these massive batteries so you can crack the H off the H20. You would have far more range in an EV with batteries that big than even the longest range EV's currently for sale. And the vehicle could move without all the weight of the water and hydrogen generator and compressor.

This one was too initially. Sadly 5 years, and an eaten charger cord mean now my phone needs charged once a day and it takes all day. I really need the upgrade

Edit: realizeed Ive had it much longer than 2 years. Its been 5.

You could likely replace the battery cheaply. I replaced the battery in my Motorola, cost about $15. Plenty of "how to's" on YouTube.

I'm sorry, the evidence has largely been digested. Tomorrow if I remember which thread, I MIGHT post the recipe. Unless that would be considered too off-topic?

You can post it in the baker's thread (lots of stuff there that isn't baked) and post the link here.

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

In case anyone was interested I looked into this. This originally aired in September of 2014.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

You can post it in the baker's thread (lots of stuff there that isn't baked) and post the link here.

Sounds like a plan, thanks!

 

[Beer can]

In case anyone was interested I looked into this. This originally aired in September of 2014.

It's how everyone would have felt pre covid.

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

It's how everyone would have felt pre covid.

The juxtaposition is humorous. Ive always thought the japanese are more advanced than us because they think about their common man and take precautions to not spread illness. Americans and british cultures have never felt that way. Masks were a normal thing in the east not in the west. Now they've been normalized...hmmmm