The Old Folks Home

[microchick]

I came to the conclusion that not only can you not fix stupid but that some people are just plain spawned in the shallow end of the gene pool.

I can understand people wanting to go to church but have had experiences where while working in my churches nursery, where people dropped off their sick kiddos and hurried out of the room to get their favorite seat in the sanctuary. People will get out of their death bed (figuratively speaking) to go to church.

I've come to the conclusion that there is a large percentage of the population, larger than I originally suspected that are completely clueless about the science of spreading contagion.

God help all of us who do and are trying to stay safe...and healthy.

 

[getaclue]

They're testing antibodies in people, and if it works, that would be the best option for those at high risk. I would not trust a vaccine for this, considering that Bill Gates = Dr. Death is behind it, and he's wanting to use the vaccine to further his agenda.

 

[CapricornFarm]

The number from the small town in Italy that tested everyone was 45%. Yeah that is scary, the testing needs to ramp up to include everyone so those that are infected KNOW that they MUST stay away from everyone.

Of course even that doesn't solve the problem. Apparently someone who worked at the Rehab place in Burlington where 8 (IIRC) elderly patients have died tested positive and showed up at a gas station/mini mart telling people she tested positive . They shut down the station to clean it. No telling how many other places she went spewing virus. As they sy "You can't fix stupid".

Sailor on the USS Theodore Roosevelt died, NPR reported he was a 40 something year old CPO.


I'm sure @CapricornFarm will be happy to send you some.

Our rain went away! It's sunny here and lovely. Trying to put bird netting over the garden to protect the garden chickens from hawks. Man, that stuff catches on everything! Even my glasses and earrings!

 

[CapricornFarm]

Will fish get dropped on the banks?

The river really doesn't have that many fish that we have seen. I think the otters get them.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Hey again coops cleaned have a new neighbor young gal close to 40 she said 4 kids .
She and her husband bought a small property down from us she had a few chickens her
mother brought over then disappeared explained that kids need to learn good husbandry to close a coop.. open a door, close a door

 

[ronott1]

They're testing antibodies in people, and if it works, that would be the best option for those at high risk. I would not trust a vaccine for this, considering that Bill Gates = Dr. Death is behind it, and he's wanting to use the vaccine to further his agenda.

Check out snopes.com on Gates and vaccines. 2016 was a hoax post about him and vaccines

 

[pennyJo1960]

They are not bad folks and do not like one intimating he is a bad sort.. Do not like what he did but lets face it Paul had a good if not great life on what he got from that.

 

[bruceha2000]

Trying to put bird netting over the garden to protect the garden chickens from hawks. Man, that stuff catches on everything!

It sure does!!! One of those necessary evils I guess.

 

[getaclue]

Check out snopes.com on Gates and vaccines. 2016 was a hoax post about him and vaccines

Ron, I went to it, and read it. The snopes fact checker is correct. That is why I posted what I did. There is no conflict between the snopes fact checker, and what I said. I agree 100% that the vaccine will not be used to kill people, or reduce the population. That being said, the the vaccine will further part of Bill Gates' agenda, and he, and other doctors have even discussed it recently, and publicly.

 

[microchick]

Nothing about this gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling. DH and I were talking today and he reminded me that we lived through the polio era and survived so we can survive this too.

He reminded me that this is a lot like the polio outbreak was when it was at it's peak. My brother had a friend who had it and lost the use of his left arm. Me, I can remember going to one of the local schools one Sunday afternoon to get the first oral dose of the vaccine. I think I was 7 or 8 when that happened.