Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions

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Originally Posted by Reck

I'm still nor will I ever get used to ordering takeout at 5 or 6 PM because ALL restaurants that are taking orders are closing by that time.

Sucks ordering food when you're not craving it. I order the shit and leave it for like 9 or 10PM when I'm actually hungry. It kinds of loses it's luster for a lack of a better word.

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scrah, cooking is fun. I treat it like video games. You should too.

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Originally Posted by Nathan89

The didn't have California regulators to shutdown restaurants for deciding to sell vegetables or regulators of other regions preventing stores from selling seeds. You can't adapt with big daddy government getting right in your way.

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How prevalent is this overreach you speak of? See, again, the age of twitter. My dad just went to home depot (in Southern California) to buy seeds :lol.

And many restaurants are selling grocery goods.

https://www.npr.org/2020/04/13/83163...-groceries-now
https://www.myrecipes.com/news/resta...ling-groceries

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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper

Well they fight against it for some people....

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The GOP might want to tone down the red and lettering. This looks like one of those hazardous zone do not enter sign.

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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper

Well they fight against it for some people....

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The Repug tactic is to disqualify Dem mail-ins for obscure reasons, just throw them away, while counting all the Repug mail-ins, aka, yet another example of Repug "counting fraud"

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Originally Posted by apalisoc_9

scrah, cooking is fun. I treat it like video games. You should too.

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I'd be wasting money. The other day I try making rice and it came out like paste.

Trash stops funding WHO, punching the the wrong victim at the wrong time, sorta like dubya and dickhead after 9/11 invading the wrong country.

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Originally Posted by midnightpulp

How prevalent is this overreach you speak of? See, again, the age of twitter. My dad just went to home depot (in Southern California) to buy seeds :lol.

And many restaurants are selling grocery goods.

https://www.npr.org/2020/04/13/83163...-groceries-now
https://www.myrecipes.com/news/resta...ling-groceries

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The regulations overreach is pretty widespread. Check the building codes in your area. You'll likely find a minimum square footage. You'll find codes preventing people from adding another liveable building to existing property. Over regulation is baked into the cake. So I'd say it's pretty prevalent.

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Originally Posted by Nathan89

Yeah, that's why it's a total non-story.

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Yep. Also no Senate confirmation for Biden.

Has Fox been interviewing the victim nonstop?

Also, why do you trust Trump?

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Originally Posted by boutons_deux

Trash stops funding WHO, punching the the wrong victim at the wrong time, sorta like dubya and dickhead after 9/11 invading the wrong country.

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WHO is no victim. They deserve this. If they need extra funding they can go lick China's ass again.

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Originally Posted by Reck

I'd be wasting money. The other day I try making rice and it came out like paste.

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:lmao use twice the amount of water as rice, when it reaches boiling cover and put heat to minimum

wtf come on niga

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Originally Posted by hater

so?? we dont know what the fuck they did before. they all could have been blowing the priest in the back before

we are talking about scientific tests done in a lab vs anecdotes

come on

so far no evidence this thing is airborne

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That transmission was officially ruled airborne I think. It's data, shouldn't be dismissed as just an anecdote. Osterholm was warning of this airborne transmission back in early March and it looks like he was right based on this case.

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

That transmission was officially ruled airborne I think. It's data, shouldn't be dismissed as just an anecdote. Osterholm was warning of this airborne transmission back in early March and it looks like he was right based on this case.

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We are soo doomed

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Originally Posted by Reck

I'd be wasting money. The other day I try making rice and it came out like paste.

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nigga you srs?

But there's always a first thing to everything scrah.

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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper

Yep. Also no Senate confirmation for Biden.

Has Fox been interviewing the victim nonstop?

Also, why do you trust Trump?

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Fox should not be covering this at a significant level. It's a decades old allegation. The #believewomen crowd should be though. Also there has been some coverage but author took a completely different tone than they did when writing about Kavenaugh. So yes, you are correct in expecting less coverage but not this much of a difference. And I'm correct highlighting their massive bias.

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Originally Posted by Nathan89

Fox should not be covering this at a significant level. It's a decades old allegation. The #believewomen crowd should be though. Also there has been some coverage but author took a completely different tone than they did when writing about Kavenaugh. So yes, you are correct in expecting less coverage but not this much of a difference. And I'm correct highlighting their massive bias.

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So no media coverage is a good thing.

Why do you trust Trump?

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Originally Posted by Reck

I'd be wasting money. The other day I try making rice and it came out like paste.

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Dude get a rice cooker. They're dirt cheap and they make perfect rice every time.

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Originally Posted by Nathan89

The regulations overreach is pretty widespread. Check the building codes in your area. You'll likely find a minimum square footage. You'll find codes preventing people from adding another liveable building to existing property. Over regulation is baked into the cake. So I'd say it's pretty prevalent.

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What's that have to do with how widespread the regulation is to prevent restaurants from selling groceries? And yes, some regulation is bad, some is good. You're doing all-or-nothing thinking again. I think a min sq footage law is nonsensical, but I agree that anyone wanting to add on a room or build a separate dwelling on their property should have to go through the coding process. Why? Because some dipshit weekend Bob Vila wannabe might fuck up the electrical or plumbing, and the resulting fire or stench from that fuckup might become MY problem, as well.

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Originally Posted by Reck

I'd be wasting money. The other day I try making rice and it came out like paste.

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Put a half stick of butter in it and you'd be livin'. Butter is the best condiment ever invented.

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Originally Posted by hater

:lmao use twice the amount of water as rice, when it reaches boiling cover and put heat to minimum

wtf come on niga

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Was about to type this. Mutha fucka never boil water before? :lmao

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Originally Posted by TSA

Doesn't have to be human made to escape out of the lab.

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So they were studying corona viruses and one "escaped"? (Implying they knew it could be harmful to humans?)
Except they were/are already in the environment.
Like the many types they have already found in the environment, except this one was especially bad?

Do tell?

They study animal models of these viruses already that do not infect humans so I would like to know what happened here.
Evolution in the lab?

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Originally Posted by Nathan89

WHO is no victim. They deserve this. If they need extra funding they can go lick China's ass again.

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Trump tweeted that China was being very helpful and the WHO were very transparent.

Was he wrong?

Btw, per Worldometer:

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April 14th: 26945 new cases and 2407 new deaths in the United States


New York City today has reported 3,778 additional deaths that have occurred since March 11 and have been classified as "probable," defined as follows: “decedent had no known positive laboratory test for SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) but the death certificate lists as a cause of death “COVID-19” or an equivalent". We will add these to the New York State total as soon as it is determined whether the historical distribution can be obtained

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Yikes.

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Originally Posted by baseline bum

That transmission was officially ruled airborne I think. It's data, shouldn't be dismissed as just an anecdote. Osterholm was warning of this airborne transmission back in early March and it looks like he was right based on this case.

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lol officially ruled? by who? Tony Brothers?

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Originally Posted by TimDunkem

Btw, per Worldometer:


Yikes.

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Death count is high because of underreporting on previous days.

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Originally Posted by hater

:lmao use twice the amount of water as rice, when it reaches boiling cover and put heat to minimum

wtf come on niga

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I always eat short grain and use the Japanese trick of water up to the first knuckle when I put my index finger touching the rice. Medium and long grain different? I don't think I have ever cooked anything but short grain since that's the shit I grew up on. :lol