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Alright, so had anybody here had a CV19 test?
Holy crap I thought the woman was trying to massage my brain for 20 seconds. Then in midst of it she asks me, are you a Red Sox fan? I'm like you REALLY want me to answer that while you're raping my nostrils.
I'm glad that's over with, now I wait 3-6 days for the results.
Peace
*We CAN bomb the World to pieces, but we CAN'T bomb it into PEACE*...Michael Franti
*MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
.....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti
*The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)
Holy crap I thought the woman was trying to massage my brain for 20 seconds. Then in midst of it she asks me, are you a Red Sox fan? I'm like you REALLY want me to answer that while you're raping my nostrils.
I'm glad that's over with, now I wait 3-6 days for the results.
Peace
Do you have symptoms or just curious? If I did anything, I'd take the antibody test to see if I had it
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Holy crap I thought the woman was trying to massage my brain for 20 seconds. Then in midst of it she asks me, are you a Red Sox fan? I'm like you REALLY want me to answer that while you're raping my nostrils.
I'm glad that's over with, now I wait 3-6 days for the results.
Peace
Do you have symptoms or just curious? If I did anything, I'd take the antibody test to see if I had it
Nope no symptoms at all. I just live across the street from the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches where the testing is done. If there's no difficulty in getting tested, why not. I'd just wanted to know and if it's not any trials or tribulations everybody should go get tested.
Btw, what's the antibody test is that different than what I went through this morning?
Peace
*We CAN bomb the World to pieces, but we CAN'T bomb it into PEACE*...Michael Franti
*MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
.....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti
*The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)
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Antibody test is meant to show if you have had it and recovered
Don't think there is much point in getting it, personally, unless they show there is a benefit of knowing you have had it. (Hopefully, that you have immunity)
Holy crap I thought the woman was trying to massage my brain for 20 seconds. Then in midst of it she asks me, are you a Red Sox fan? I'm like you REALLY want me to answer that while you're raping my nostrils.
I'm glad that's over with, now I wait 3-6 days for the results.
Peace
Do you have symptoms or just curious? If I did anything, I'd take the antibody test to see if I had it
Nope no symptoms at all. I just live across the street from the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches where the testing is done. If there's no difficulty in getting tested, why not. I'd just wanted to know and if it's not any trials or tribulations everybody should go get tested.
Btw, what's the antibody test is that different than what I went through this morning?
Peace
Yeah blood drawn test at work they offered it to all employees optional, out of 8 of us in my office 5 got it done including me! Only one tested positive my manager he said he felt very mild symptoms..
Holy crap I thought the woman was trying to massage my brain for 20 seconds. Then in midst of it she asks me, are you a Red Sox fan? I'm like you REALLY want me to answer that while you're raping my nostrils.
I'm glad that's over with, now I wait 3-6 days for the results.
Peace
Do you have symptoms or just curious? If I did anything, I'd take the antibody test to see if I had it
Nope no symptoms at all. I just live across the street from the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches where the testing is done. If there's no difficulty in getting tested, why not. I'd just wanted to know and if it's not any trials or tribulations everybody should go get tested.
Btw, what's the antibody test is that different than what I went through this morning?
Peace
Yeah blood drawn test at work they offered it everyone in my office did it out of 8 of us only 5 us opted to get it done , we had one positive result my manager, I tested negative..
Cuomo tried to sell the nasal swab test to us last week and it seemed that thing went 2 feet into his brain. No way I will get the swab unless forced. Even then I may quit my job if they don’t offer the blood test instead.
Cuomo's brother then mentioned it was no problem for the gov because he has such a giant nose:
An extremely shallow comment. Let me guess, you probably think we all wear cowboy boots and ride horses too?
Nah. Y’all just vote for the grabber in chief.
47.77% of the people who voted would beg to differ. In a state with 29 million people, trump received 4,685,047 votes (16%). New York by comparison has 19.5 million people and trump received 2,819,534 votes (14.5%). It’s cool though, I understand some people just can’t help but stereotype. By your logic, trump is a New Yorker so therefore you are a trump. Is that how this works?
An extremely shallow comment. Let me guess, you probably think we all wear cowboy boots and ride horses too?
Nah. Y’all just vote for the grabber in chief.
47.77% of the people who voted would beg to differ. In a state with 29 million people, trump received 4,685,047 votes (16%). New York by comparison has 19.5 million people and trump received 2,819,534 votes (14.5%). It’s cool though, I understand some people just can’t help but stereotype. By your logic, trump is a New Yorker so therefore you are a trump. Is that how this works?
I've never been to Texas (other than changing planes in Dallas), but I know at least one good thing about your state:
I hear Austin is pretty too, city wise, and I'd love to see Big Bend.
But y'all have some major shit to deal with there too. All states do, of course, but maybe TX has more than it's fare share.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
An extremely shallow comment. Let me guess, you probably think we all wear cowboy boots and ride horses too?
Howdy fellow Texan. It is clear that there are a lot of people that haven’t seen or refuse to see some of the great things our state has to offer.
It is unique and probably has a place for just about anyone to fit in. I’ve always felt Hollywood’s portrayal of Texans is laughable and one of the main reasons people perceive us the way they do.
An extremely shallow comment. Let me guess, you probably think we all wear cowboy boots and ride horses too?
Nah. Y’all just vote for the grabber in chief.
47.77% of the people who voted would beg to differ. In a state with 29 million people, trump received 4,685,047 votes (16%). New York by comparison has 19.5 million people and trump received 2,819,534 votes (14.5%). It’s cool though, I understand some people just can’t help but stereotype. By your logic, trump is a New Yorker so therefore you are a trump. Is that how this works?
I've never been to Texas (other than changing planes in Dallas), but I know at least one good thing about your state:
I hear Austin is pretty too, city wise, and I'd love to see Big Bend.
But y'all have some major shit to deal with there too. All states do, of course, but maybe TX has more than it's fare share.
Gotta love Willie! The Red Headed Stranger album is almost like a lullaby for me.
We both miss Texas. It is home for us. I think it's safe to say that we'll be back in TX within the next 5-10 years.
It's a beautiful and diverse state. If your only experience is driving through Dallas/Houston/Austin traffic.....then you haven't really seen or experienced the state.
On another note.... My Aunt has COVID. She is terrified, but determined to fight it. She's an amazing woman and I hope that she wins this battle so I can see her again.
Be well, all.
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My parents lived in San Antonio in the early ‘60s before moving to CA; my sister was born there too. It looks like a lovely town from the old photos I’ve seen.
An extremely shallow comment. Let me guess, you probably think we all wear cowboy boots and ride horses too?
Nah. Y’all just vote for the grabber in chief.
47.77% of the people who voted would beg to differ. In a state with 29 million people, trump received 4,685,047 votes (16%). New York by comparison has 19.5 million people and trump received 2,819,534 votes (14.5%). It’s cool though, I understand some people just can’t help but stereotype. By your logic, trump is a New Yorker so therefore you are a trump. Is that how this works?
I've never been to Texas (other than changing planes in Dallas), but I know at least one good thing about your state:
I hear Austin is pretty too, city wise, and I'd love to see Big Bend.
But y'all have some major shit to deal with there too. All states do, of course, but maybe TX has more than it's fare share.
My wife and I went to Texas for the first time In October (Ft Worth) just to see Willie. We had so much fun we went back in February to take our 2 boys. They are 3 and 5 and had more fun than Disneyland walking around. They are in a cowboy phase and got a bunch of cowboy gear for Christmas they got to wear all weekend. Such a fun place. Can’t wait to go back again.
Just remembered a few weeks ago we got round trip tickets to go back in the fall for $60 for all 4 of us. $60 total, airlines were/are hurting for business and couldn’t pass up that deal.
My parents lived in San Antonio in the early ‘60s before moving to CA; my sister was born there too. It looks like a lovely town from the old photos I’ve seen.
An extremely shallow comment. Let me guess, you probably think we all wear cowboy boots and ride horses too?
Nah. Y’all just vote for the grabber in chief.
47.77% of the people who voted would beg to differ. In a state with 29 million people, trump received 4,685,047 votes (16%). New York by comparison has 19.5 million people and trump received 2,819,534 votes (14.5%). It’s cool though, I understand some people just can’t help but stereotype. By your logic, trump is a New Yorker so therefore you are a trump. Is that how this works?
That's certainly putting lipstick on Texas' political ideology. Let's hope it changes in 6 months. A democrat has not won any statewide election in 30 years and the state has voted GOP 40 years running for president. Trump won Texas by 9 points. Many Republicans voted Johnson because they knew trump would easily win the state.
Trump lost his then home state by 20 points and changed his official residency after the election to FL. He rarely steps foot publicly in NY because he knows the reception he'll get
We have been here before. The threats of a second wave were borne out
in the 1918 influenza pandemic, in which a third of the world’s
population were infected with the virus.
The spread was successfully curtailed in San Francisco
thanks to the prompt implementation of mitigation measures including a
city-wide shutdown and requirement to wear masks in public.
As the infection rate dwindled, city leaders relaxed the lockdown
measures in November 1918; bars, restaurants and sports arenas reopened,
and people poured out onto the streets in celebration, tossing their
masks in the process. A month later, the second wave hit San Francisco,
but this time much of the public – including the Anti-Mask League –
resisted public health mandates. The city ended up with nearly 45,000
cases and over 3,200 reported deaths. San Francisco ended up being one
of the country’s worst-hit major cities.
Stephen Morse, director of the infectious disease epidemiology
program at Columbia University medical center, said as long as the virus
is circulating in humans, there will be flare-ups as soon as it’s
introduced to a street, town or county with enough susceptible people.
“It’s like adding kindling to embers,” said Morse.
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
We both miss Texas. It is home for us. I think it's safe to say that we'll be back in TX within the next 5-10 years.
It's a beautiful and diverse state. If your only experience is driving through Dallas/Houston/Austin traffic.....then you haven't really seen or experienced the state.
On another note.... My Aunt has COVID. She is terrified, but determined to fight it. She's an amazing woman and I hope that she wins this battle so I can see her again.
Be well, all.
Oh man here’s hoping she makes a speedy recovery, I’m turning 60 this upcoming September I’m going to wait to see what happens in November before we decide where we will spend our retirement yrs ..I’m more of a west coast guy I gotta have the ocean by me ..
Two hair stylists potentially put 140 clients at risk while working WITH SYMPTOMS for up to 8 days. I think there will be more of this unfortunately. People will be faced with decisions about staying home when they know they’re sick, but managing the symptoms, vs. going to work because they’re desperate for money after being off work for months.
I’m not on FB, but a friend sent me this. I appreciate this man’s service, but that aside, this behavior is so fucking ignorant. This “I am lion, hear me roar” bullshit is going to cause some real ugly scenes in stores at some point. Somehow no mask = tough guy all of a sudden. Please. I’m going to have to keep my cool when ass holes like this walk around in stores with no masks. It’s going to be tough. Outdoors is a different story. Inside, be a decent fucking person and put the mask on FFS.
We both miss Texas. It is home for us. I think it's safe to say that we'll be back in TX within the next 5-10 years.
It's a beautiful and diverse state. If your only experience is driving through Dallas/Houston/Austin traffic.....then you haven't really seen or experienced the state.
On another note.... My Aunt has COVID. She is terrified, but determined to fight it. She's an amazing woman and I hope that she wins this battle so I can see her again.
Be well, all.
Oh man here’s hoping she makes a speedy recovery, I’m turning 60 this upcoming September I’m going to wait to see what happens in November before we decide where we will spend our retirement yrs ..I’m more of a west coast guy I gotta have the ocean by me ..
Thanks, buddy.
We've also talked retiring in San Diego. Love that city....we still have some years until we retire, but I like daydreaming about living there!
Two hair stylists potentially put 140 clients at risk while working WITH SYMPTOMS for up to 8 days. I think there will be more of this unfortunately. People will be faced with decisions about staying home when they know they’re sick, but managing the symptoms, vs. going to work because they’re desperate for money after being off work for months.
I mentioned this with the protests, but we really should make lemonade out of these situations. I hope someone checks back in every couple weeks (or once in a few weeks or whatever) to see how many people caught it. Would be interested to see what the degree of risk was in this situation.
Two hair stylists potentially put 140 clients at risk while working WITH SYMPTOMS for up to 8 days. I think there will be more of this unfortunately. People will be faced with decisions about staying home when they know they’re sick, but managing the symptoms, vs. going to work because they’re desperate for money after being off work for months.
I mentioned this with the protests, but we really should make lemonade out of these situations. I hope someone checks back in every couple weeks (or once in a few weeks or whatever) to see how many people caught it. Would be interested to see what the degree of risk was in this situation.
I’m also interested to see if anyone catches it from these encounters. Hopefully CNN reports the outcome no matter what it is. If no cases, that’s pretty telling about safety levels when both people have masks on.
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Holy crap I thought the woman was trying to massage my brain for 20 seconds. Then in midst of it she asks me, are you a Red Sox fan? I'm like you REALLY want me to answer that while you're raping my nostrils.
I'm glad that's over with, now I wait 3-6 days for the results.
Peace
*MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
.....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti
*The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)
Btw, what's the antibody test is that different than what I went through this morning?
Peace
*MUSIC IS the expression of EMOTION.....and that POLITICS IS merely the DECOY of PERCEPTION*
.....song_Music & Politics....Michael Franti
*The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite INSANE*....Nikola Tesla(a man who shaped our world of electricity with his futuristic inventions)
Don't think there is much point in getting it, personally, unless they show there is a benefit of knowing you have had it. (Hopefully, that you have immunity)
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The thing that strikes me about Texas though is the concrete. Dallas and Houston just seem like a web of interchanges.
Gotta love Willie! The Red Headed Stranger album is almost like a lullaby for me.
I’ve driven to Dallas probably 100 times, I am not a fan of navigating through that chaos.
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We both miss Texas. It is home for us. I think it's safe to say that we'll be back in TX within the next 5-10 years.
It's a beautiful and diverse state. If your only experience is driving through Dallas/Houston/Austin traffic.....then you haven't really seen or experienced the state.
On another note....
My Aunt has COVID. She is terrified, but determined to fight it. She's an amazing woman and I hope that she wins this battle so I can see her again.
Be well, all.
www.cluthelee.com
www.cluthe.com
www.cluthelee.com
www.cluthe.com
That's certainly putting lipstick on Texas' political ideology. Let's hope it changes in 6 months. A democrat has not won any statewide election in 30 years and the state has voted GOP 40 years running for president. Trump won Texas by 9 points. Many Republicans voted Johnson because they knew trump would easily win the state.
Trump lost his then home state by 20 points and changed his official residency after the election to FL. He rarely steps foot publicly in NY because he knows the reception he'll get
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‘Like adding kindling to embers’
We have been here before. The threats of a second wave were borne out in the 1918 influenza pandemic, in which a third of the world’s population were infected with the virus.
The spread was successfully curtailed in San Francisco thanks to the prompt implementation of mitigation measures including a city-wide shutdown and requirement to wear masks in public.
As the infection rate dwindled, city leaders relaxed the lockdown measures in November 1918; bars, restaurants and sports arenas reopened, and people poured out onto the streets in celebration, tossing their masks in the process. A month later, the second wave hit San Francisco, but this time much of the public – including the Anti-Mask League – resisted public health mandates. The city ended up with nearly 45,000 cases and over 3,200 reported deaths. San Francisco ended up being one of the country’s worst-hit major cities.
Stephen Morse, director of the infectious disease epidemiology program at Columbia University medical center, said as long as the virus is circulating in humans, there will be flare-ups as soon as it’s introduced to a street, town or county with enough susceptible people.
“It’s like adding kindling to embers,” said Morse.
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EV, Taormina 1+2 2017.
I wish i was the souvenir you kept your house key on..
We've also talked retiring in San Diego. Love that city....we still have some years until we retire, but I like daydreaming about living there!
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