Well as the great Tony Fauci, MD said today. If the US cannot contain the virus by the fall we are in deep deep trouble. I have been predicting this for months but people on this board did not want to listen. The states will continue to open up and shut down for the next 2 to 3 years including social distancing and wearing masks. Next total NJ shutdown will occur in September or October.
Dear shu09
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Many years ago in in my ROTC summer training at Fort Bragg (soon to be renamed) a guy that had been out all night drinking pulled into the barracks somewhere around 4:00 a.m. and was so drunk he pissed on his bunk mate in the lower bunk.
The guy in the lower bunk was an a-hole and so nobody got too upset about it.
The a-hole was a guy from Brooklyn named Jimenez. Immediately upon arrival at the training camp he was renamed Mayonnaise by everybody else in the platoon. The name stuck for the entire 12 weeks of the training.
For those of you that don't appreciate the meaning of calling him mayonnaise then I encourage you to watch the movie The Dirty Dozen.
It's a fine movie where racial and ethnic diversity come together for a common cause.
The guy in the lower bunk was an a-hole and so nobody got too upset about it.
The a-hole was a guy from Brooklyn named Jimenez. Immediately upon arrival at the training camp he was renamed Mayonnaise by everybody else in the platoon. The name stuck for the entire 12 weeks of the training.
For those of you that don't appreciate the meaning of calling him mayonnaise then I encourage you to watch the movie The Dirty Dozen.
It's a fine movie where racial and ethnic diversity come together for a common cause.
Hopefully you don't get symptoms and don't have to. But in the meantime wear a mask in public places and you will be helping others and yourself.
I have little to no interest in doing so. Most of those tests are faulty anyway.
False. They have over 95% sensitivity and specificity. Now you're just being obtuse.
I try to avoid the healthcare system as much as possible. I only visit for routine checkups and immediate care if at all necessary.
Well, I had it done, and it's about as hands-off as you can get. I went online, made an appointment, paid $10, and with no prescription got the test done -- they even texted me to come in from my car and got me in and out in minutes.
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