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

[featherhead007]

Totally understandable!!! Sorry for pressing.

Crazy roo!?

Yes Blu is one crazy rooster, He even tries to pick on Ben, my other roo ten times his size!

 

[featherhead007]

Happy Easter everyone. Sad day for my backyard bunny though, it seems he's sad because he's out of a job this year. I am too, I have to leave my bunny suit in the closet, and no church Easter egg hunt either.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Yes Blu is one crazy rooster, He even tries to pick on Ben, my other roo ten times his size!

OMG!!! Not very smart

 

[ShrekDawg]

Happy Easter everyone. Sad day for my backyard bunny though, it seems he's sad because he's out of a job this year. I am too, I have to leave my bunny suit in the closet, and no church Easter egg hunt either.

 

[featherhead007]

Just imagine a bantam Polish rooster harassing a nine pound Buff O? It would be funny, but Ben gets annoyed by him. I'm very glad that Ben is such a cool roo!

 

[Beer can]

I wonder what would have happened if the what is reputed to amount to an almost 10 trillion rescue package for USA businesses had been invested in health services.
Suppose that all the recommendations regarding personal health care had been issued but people had still been allowed to carry on working. It would seem probable that in the short term more people would have died but what about in the long term?
Maybe there is something in the idea that a fast burn through the population might be the better option.

It's not 10 trillion, it's 2 trillion, 100 billion extra going for healthcare.
We were 22 trillion in debt now 24.
For one there is no $, the US is the most in debt nation on earth. Just print it and borrow it.
Over double the debt of the second most Japan, and over quadruple the third China.

And;
"The United States spends more on health care than any other country in the world, and a large share of that spending comes from the federal government. In 2017, the United States spent about $3.5 trillion, or 18 percent of GDP, on health expenditures – more than twice the average among developed countries."

 

[Beer can]

Glad I don't live in Michigan. They are not allowed to buy seeds or plants in stores that are open
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Vaw0RqEAOrr5-7Na20FO7jHcj&cshid=1586704117269

 

[ShrekDawg]

Glad I don't live in Michigan. They are not allowed to buy seeds or plants in stores that are open
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Vaw0RqEAOrr5-7Na20FO7jHcj&cshid=1586704117269

what the heck!? That’s insane!!!
peppers,

 

[seminolewind]

Yeah!! And I’ve tried it on a bunch of the different settings as well as multiple different places on the fingers and usually squeeze it to make drops come out and all that but it keeps being annoying!

Even if it looks like enough to me. I even usually dip it in it again when it says it needs more but I think maybe I’m just really bad at it.

I have the finger thingy on the highest setting and even figured out which location gives the most blood but still.

Maybe I need to try massaging my hands before I poke them or wiggling them around or something first haha maybe warm water?

Try soaking your hand in very warm water before you stick. You are sticking the side of the finger, right?

 

[Molpet]

I wonder what would have happened if the what is reputed to amount to an almost 10 trillion rescue package for USA businesses had been invested in health services.
Suppose that all the recommendations regarding personal health care had been issued but people had still been allowed to carry on working. It would seem probable that in the short term more people would have died but what about in the long term?
Maybe there is something in the idea that a fast burn through the population might be the better option.

So long as you or yours aren't the ones caught in the fast burn