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2 minutes ago, Juniper said:

That’s why we got pics of her strolling around her backyard instead I guess. 

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lifeasgeorge
13 minutes ago, whipopotamus said:

Where did you order from? I can’t find them ANYWHERE and these resistance bands are not the tea 

I ordered them the first week of the shutdown in march and they just came in like a couple weeks ago :sweat:

but I got them from here: https://thefitnessarmory.com/

live and let live
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I went to Wisconsin this past weekend and stayed indoors, as apparently the people think Corona isn't an actual thing. Everything is open. Barely anyone was wearing a mask. 

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Morphine Prince
1 minute ago, Doot said:

I went to Wisconsin this past weekend and stayed indoors, as apparently the people think Corona isn't an actual thing. Everything is open. Barely anyone was wearing a mask. 

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It's Wisconsin. Can't expect much.

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Morphine Prince

Most of the cases in California, around 60% are in the Los Angeles County. So it's not exactly AS BAD as it is in other states in terms of it being prevalent everywhere. 

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LaLuna

Well, it's for the best, because apparently many Americans are just too stubborn to do what's right. If they keep having to go back into shutdown maybe they'll finally learn.

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lifeasgeorge
7 minutes ago, Doot said:

I went to Wisconsin this past weekend and stayed indoors, as apparently the people think Corona isn't an actual thing. Everything is open. Barely anyone was wearing a mask. 

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honestly this is the issue, the US is such a big country and every single city and state is following a different protocol. there is zero consistency on how covid is being regulated and it shows :saladga:

I just don't understand how this has turned into a political argument when we should have had healthcare professionals and scientists guide us through this pandemic instead of politicians, especially with Trump in office :fthis: 

live and let live
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Gagaloo911
1 hour ago, Economy said:

The fact that experts warned of a second wave likely in the fall as flu season starts and the second wave came immediately after :wtfga:

This is still the first wave actually. Contrary to popular belief, at least in the US the first wave was never gotten under control in the first place yet states reopened anyway. We never made it out of the first wave and are still very much in the middle of it here in the US. 

The fall will likely bring the second wave and I don't even want to know what that will entail considering the degree of devastation from this first wave.

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4 minutes ago, Gagaloo911 said:

This is still the first wave actually. Contrary to popular belief, at least in the US the first wave was never gotten under control in the first place yet states reopened anyway. We never made it out of the first wave and are still very much in the middle of it here in the US. 

The fall will likely bring the second wave and I don't even want to know what that will entail considering the degree of devastation from this first wave.

How do u define a wave tho? How far do cases have to drop and for how long must they hold to by definition be out of a wave? This seems a bit arbitrary and seems like ppl can have different standards of what they consider a wave. I haven't heard an official definition from the medical community

 

But in any case I wasn't being fully serious in my comment anyway. Im well aware cases never dropped a tone to begin with :enigma:

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raragaga

i just hope they extend the extra $600 for unemployment 

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Supersonic
17 minutes ago, Economy said:

How do u define a wave tho? How far do cases have to drop and for how long must they hold to by definition be out of a wave? This seems a bit arbitrary and seems like ppl can have different standards of what they consider a wave. I haven't heard an official definition from the medical community

 

But in any case I wasn't being fully serious in my comment anyway. Im well aware cases never dropped a tone to begin with :enigma:

I mean you said it yourself, the wave doesn't stop if the cases never drop to begin with. New cases have been constantly going up since March in California every day and the cases started growing exponentially starting June 22 (approx. 20 days after re-opening). The curve in California never really flattened to begin with, and I think the situation in California is a good example of how HUGE the first wave of infections could have been if shutdowns & wearing masks weren't enforced by authorities.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/california-coronavirus-cases.html

 

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