Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

[ppete1975]

I have concerns. We don't know the long-term side effects of the vaccines in Muppets!

well they dont have lungs or hearts so i think they will be ok

 

[mmascari]

I have concerns. We don't know the long-term side effects of the vaccines in Muppets!

Probably the same as saline in the placebo group.

 

[ppete1975]

pretty sure its all a muppet conspiracy, pretty soon they will inherit the earth

 

[GoofGoof]

pretty sure its all a muppet conspiracy, pretty soon they will inherit the earth

I’d actually be Ok with that....lord knows we humans have screwed it up

The only question left is whether Bill Gates is actually a muppet and those micro chips he included in our shots were really part of this Muppet domination plan

If you shaved his head...

Looks a heck of a lot like this:

 

[ppete1975]

I’d actually be Ok with that....lord knows we humans have screwed it up

The only question left is whether Bill Gates is actually a muppet and those micro chips he included in our shots were really part of this Muppet domination plan

If you shaved his head...
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Looks a heck of a lot like this:
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im more concerned if jason segel is...


pretty sure ive hijacked this thread away from covid and politics to the muppets..... I deserve a nobel

 

[Patcheslee]

I have concerns. We don't know the long-term side effects of the vaccines in Muppets!

I would suspect a slight risk of mold developing.

 

[GoofGoof]

I would suspect a slight risk of mold developing.

If you are a Muppet that’s always a risk...you just learn to live with it

 

[DCBaker]

Current Florida vaccine report -

 

[JoeCamel]

I would suspect a slight risk of mold developing.

If you are a Muppet that’s always a risk...you just learn to live with it

30 years of hand sweat....

 

[DCBaker]

Here is a look at the latest report from the FDOH -

Here is what the state reports for deaths and hospitalizations - the first is from last Wednesday (May 12th), while the second is from Today (May 19th).

 

[corsairk09]

Students were also punished for staying home without a positive test. Our school didn't allow students to attend virtually without a positive covid test or doctors paperwork stating they still had to quarantine. Mine had strep, but wasn't allowed to do virtual while waiting for her fever to be gone and antibiotics to have been given 24hrs. Whatever days she missed, was given the same amount of day to complete all the missed work. BUT it had to be done during non-school hours. So from the time she got home until bed, she was on a chromebook for 2 days.

That was a HORRIBLE way to manage it. So sorry!!!!!

 

[SamusAranX]

Yup. I also think there was a conscious effort on people's part to stay home when sick. If someone had a slight fever and cough, considering what was happening with covid, they felt sense of duty to stay home. The flu becomes contagious once the carrier is symptomatic. Unlike covid where it can spread before symptoms or with no symptoms.

Not so. Flu can be spread asymptomatically

 

[Touchdown]

Not so. Flu can be spread asymptomatically

Flu is mostly spread asymptotically, viral replication peaks around symptom onset.

 

[Patcheslee]

Current Florida vaccine report -

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Almost 9k new J&J doses. Always nice to see the ones we weren't counting on rolling over to a 2nd dose.

 

[Patcheslee]

Kings Island will no longer require fully vaccinated people to wear masks indoors or outdoors.

 

[GoofGoof]

1.3M new first doses reported today (comparing today to yesterday). High number for beginning of the week. 900K of them were in adults 18+ so not just a bump from kids 12-15.

 

[DCBaker]

Current vaccine status for Orange County via Mayor Demings -

Mayor Demings also announces Orange County is at a 14-day positivity rate of 5.2%. He says he expects to reach the Phase 3 metic in the "very, very near future".

 

[Nickp1983]

I thought it was below 5% yesterday?

 

[Jlwise2021]

Watching Mayor Demings right now, and he’s saying that the rolling 14-day positivity rate is 5.2%. He said he should soon move to under 5% rolling average, which would then drop all mandates. I just thought the county had moved to under 5%- guess he had different numbers.

 

[Nickp1983]

Watching Mayor Demings right now, and he’s saying that the rolling 14-day positivity rate is 5.2%. He said he should soon move to under 5% rolling average, which would then drop all mandates. I just thought the county had moved to under 5%- guess he had different numbers.

They forgot to add the Keleven to the numbers.