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  1. #12101
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    Quote Originally Posted by AustinFromSA View Post
    I'm not anti-vax but I do have concerns about them whipping up a batch so quickly. "Hastily created vaccines? What could go wrong?!"

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    Best not read about the polio vaccine then.
    When you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say something. To do something." Rep. John Lewis


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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    Go ahead... cane me.
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  3. #12103
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danno View Post
    depends on the well and the city.
    NYC rocks.

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    it's human nature to want to watch a train wreck or dumpster fire go out of control

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  5. #12105
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    Quote Originally Posted by MultiVerse View Post
    Win!

    When I read ice's post I was thinking of riffing "Ronald Reagan! The actor?!" into a Trump bit, but yours is much better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huckbucket View Post
    Thanks for that. Posting it up in the longform thread...

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    https://mobile.twitter.com/KyleClark...53280088248322

    Historians will long remember that America's moral compass in this time of trial was a frozen meat company.

  8. #12108
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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    Best not read about the polio vaccine then.
    Yet, most everyone back then would have gladly rolled the dice on it because it was worth the risk.

  9. #12109
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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    same here, BTW the brits did not send 14 yr olds off to fight the dirty Boche

    The really young kids like my 8 yr old aunt were moved to live in the country with a nasty family she didnt like, at night when the air raids would start grand dad, teenaged dad & uncle bob would head out all night with garden spades & garbage can lids to smother the napalm, if they came home for breakfast they weren't dead, lots of food shortages, my granddad & uncle bob were killed

    but my mother's side had it worst, singapore occupied by japanese, grandfather arrested and never seen, more food shortages

    in comparison I haven't sacrificed anything and i don't think anyone else is either
    Both my parents were young kids at the outbreak of the war and lived in London.

    They were both evacuated (and also separated from siblings) it was feared London would immediately be bombed and gassed.

    The initial "phony" war and the heartbreak of being separated* meant that both of them were back in London by the late summer of 1940 when the large scale bombing attacks on civilian targets started.

    My Dad didn't keep count but he reckons several hundred nights were spent in the Anderson shelter in their back garden during active raids. Several hundred more just to not have to move out there if sirens sounded.

    Then there were the V1 and V2 attacks. The former "not too bad" the later just out of nowhere massive explosions without warning day or night.

    My mother's youngest uncle was captured at the fall of Singapore and spent the duration a prisoner of the Japanese.

    So hang in there core shot. Hopefully you're finding good Netflix content and internet porn to tide you through.

    * the childless couple my mother was billeted with wrote to my grandparents and informed them they liked having her so much they had decided too "keep her".
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    And there will come a day when our ancestors look back...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by donetlynx View Post
    Thanks for that. Posting it up in the longform thread...

    I bookmarked it previously, looked like it was going to be too long for this morning. Last sunshine day maybe for a week. Snow tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by east or bust View Post
    Let's put it this way, I've never seen a HD lot that full in my life. Obviously a lot of people working on home projects and gardening, but bringing your entire family of 5 into the store with you is fucking retarded. Really I don't see why anyone needs to go to any store in a group right now, make a damn list and send one person in.
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    I saw this yesterday. Six people in a family and they were all big. I was in the contractor line and they were in the parallel line to enter HD. they were all huddled up so that they were protruding the little rope 3 feet into my side. Of course when we go inside they were going to the same isle that I was were they were all 3 to 4 feet apart and taking up a lot of space. They seemed completely oblivious to their surroundings
    License to kill gophers by the government of the United Nations

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    Quote Originally Posted by PNWbrit View Post
    My mother's youngest uncle was captured at the fall of Singapore and spent the duration a prisoner of the Japanese.
    Gawd that was awful.
    When you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say something. To do something." Rep. John Lewis


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    I had one of the PVC drainage pipe nuts under my sink crack last week. Water puddle forming. Went online and ordered the part from Amazon and it was here the next day anyway...fixed. No way I am going to Menards or Lowe's or Home Depot when they are packed full of mouth breathers who think this is overblown. I'd rather just fix what I can or just let the house falls apart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ski to Be View Post
    I saw this yesterday. Six people in a family and they were all big. I was in the contractor line and they were in the parallel line to enter HD. they were all huddled up so that they were protruding the little rope 3 feet into my side. Of course when we go inside they were going to the same isle that I was were they were all 3 to 4 feet apart and taking up a lot of space. They seemed completely oblivious to their surroundings
    Went to our Lowes for the first time yesterday.
    They were dialed in.
    Social distancing, facemasks, etc.
    Best thing was a sanitation section outside with a tub of wipes to clean everything.
    Dialed in here in SoCal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    Gawd that was awful.
    my uncles were all half chinese so the japanese did not take them, but my grandfather was an American the engineer at the opium plant ( pre-war it was legal ), he was taken and never seen from or heard of again but they figure he died on the Burma railroad ... there is such a thing as being too white eh

    my father briefly worked in the factory building Spitfires before joining the navy shipping out to SE Asia, after the war lord Mountbatten told the lads don't come home cuz there was nothing left of Britain so he stayed in Singapore



    it may seem tough ( ish) for people who have made a lifestyle out of going outside

    but its not like you are getting shot at or bombed to oblivion

    just stay home, you and others will live
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    Quote Originally Posted by uglymoney View Post
    I had one of the PVC drainage pipe nuts under my sink crack last week. Water puddle forming. Went online and ordered the part from Amazon and it was here the next day anyway...fixed. No way I am going to Menards or Lowe's or Home Depot when they are packed full of mouth breathers who think this is overblown. I'd rather just fix what I can or just let the house falls apart.

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    I mouth breathe in your general direction

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    Quote Originally Posted by Core Shot View Post
    I mouth breathe in your general direction

    Don’t make me taunt you a second time


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    Socially distanced mouth breathers are fine. No worries.

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    Is it better to go to the store to get the 6-8 items you need in one trip, or to have 5-8 different people coming to your door to deliver those items that come from 5-8 different Amazon vendors?

    Who am I kidding? What project ever gets covered in one trip?

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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    Best not read about the polio vaccine then.
    EXACTLY the incident I was thinking of. I'll let you guys take your chances on the first batch. I'll hold off a lil while longer to make sure those kinks are worked out first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by powdrhound View Post
    Is it better to go to the store to get the 6-8 items you need in one trip, or to have 5-8 different people coming to your door to deliver those items that come from 5-8 different Amazon vendors?

    Who am I kidding? What project ever gets covered in one trip?
    I'll take day or three old virus on cardboard dropped outside my house or out in the locked usps box over fresh airborne particles. All day long.

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    For plumbing especialy I buy absolutely everything I might even remotely need and return most of it the next week which will mean only 2 trips
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    Quote Originally Posted by XXX-er View Post
    For plumbing especialy I buy absolutely everything I might even remotely need and return most of it the next week which will mean only 2 trips
    This. I except I often forget to return it. So now I have stuff I don't even know I have. So I buy more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by seano732 View Post
    How bad?
    Drove by Lowe’s (NE ABQ): parking lot was full as any normal day before stay at home order.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uglymoney View Post
    I'll take day or three old virus on cardboard dropped outside my house or out in the locked usps box over fresh airborne particles. All day long.
    This times a hundred.

    Unless you were planning to snort a few lines off the box, you'll be fine.

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    Why isn't anyone talking about Sweden?

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