Also (sorry I hit enter before I was done)...and cdc recommends against it. I was angry because a woman who works there wanted to wear latex gloves when she was at the register and they said she could not because it would scare the customers. My mom also works at the same Publix.
Here is a first hand experience from someone who has the disease. Scary stuff!
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I’m even against the elbow bump. So they tell us to cough into our elbow and then instead of shaking hands we bump elbows...the most infected place on our bodies now
. I have resorted to waiving at people instead.
In general, people around here are great about posting correct information. Facebook and Twitter are cesspools.
I’m even against the elbow bump. So they tell us to cough into our elbow and then instead of shaking hands we bump elbows...the most infected place on our bodies now
www.theguardian.com
...except for the ones who disagree with me
Yeah but then you see people like these celebrities where clearly they are wearing the proper masks
Honestly, I have either 2 or 4 brand new, in package, and I'm seriously considering donating them to the hospital nearby. (The only reason I'm hesitating that I'm trying to generate some income and stinky paint and thinner and stuff are part of that...)Because you can't buy them
Maybe look upthread
Celebrities aren't the CDC, who doesn't recommend wearing them. Also, celebrities are known for furthering bull information. Jenny McCarthy is a perfect example.
Makes sense. The government has to know which beaches get crowded. They could close the bigger tourist beaches and allow the quiet local beaches to remain open. We don’t have beaches here, but my township closed the larger parks with playgrounds but the smaller ones with just waking trails in the woods are still open. It’s impossible to have 6 foot social distancing in a large crowd but a little time in nature is good for us all.I have to say that that photo that's being circulated of all those people in Clearwater is not what is uniform across the state, despite spring break or not. That beach is pretty much always crowded. It's like THE beach in Clearwater. However, you can go 7 miles down the road to Indian Rocks and find barely anyone there. On the flipside, you could go to Canaveral National Seashore on the East Coast on most days and have virtually the entire place to yourself. Now, Miami / Ft. Lauderdale is a different story, but I am not surprised they're not closing absolutely all the beaches (at least as of this writing). Our entire state, after all, has beaches bordering it
Willfully closing one's ears or eyes does not change reality. If the advice the President is receiving suggests that the emergency conditions are going to continue into July/August then the school closures are going to be extended beyond April, and probably the Park closures too. California's Governor has said as much today and Florida and other States will have to acknowledge the same realities sooner rather than later.
Baahahahha!!!!!! I wonder if they have any left at party CityPlus that guy with 19,000 bottles of hand sanitizer also horded all the good masks too
oh my God that was good. Thank you.
