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Corona Virus #6
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Awesome!! Thank her!!!!
MossRoad
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The only reason they get locked is while in the process of pruning, a couple guys get into it and post faster than it can get pruned. So we lock it down and start pruning. By the time the pruning is done, someone has already started the next one. So at that point, it's pointless to re-open the thread. Make sense?
MossRoad
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Plus, despite the appearance that we're always here, we sleep and work and all that other human stuff, too.
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Your efforts are appreciated. Carry on!despite the appearance that we're always here, we sleep and work and all that other human stuff, too.
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A Heart Attack? No, It Was the Coronavirus – DNyuz
"The study, led by Dr. Zhibing Lu at Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University, found that 20 percent of patients hospitalized with Covid-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, had some evidence of heart damage."
Clearly having COVID-19 is more than just a bad cold.
"The study, led by Dr. Zhibing Lu at Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University, found that 20 percent of patients hospitalized with Covid-19, the illness caused by the coronavirus, had some evidence of heart damage."
Clearly having COVID-19 is more than just a bad cold.
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Sorry... this quarantine is getting to me. And we gotta ways to go!
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The only reason they get locked is while in the process of pruning, a couple guys get into it and post faster than it can get pruned. So we lock it down and start pruning. By the time the pruning is done, someone has already started the next one. So at that point, it's pointless to re-open the thread. Make sense?
Makes perfect sense.
You and the other mods demonstrate much more patience than I could muster. It must be like herding cats.
One of the guys I know trains dogs. Seem some dogs cannot be trained...making them useless. Those dogs do not last long.
BTW, thanks to all the mods for your efforts. Most of us are suffering cabin fever and have a lot on our minds....you guys are too. Easy to get snippy when stressing out.
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Today I took (4) naps - you heard me right FOUR NAPS.
I realized my entire life I was obsessed and driven to get something done, accomplish somethings, each day. I don't know what drove me, maybe it was guilt as a man as head of the family to always perform by doing something. Maybe I didn't want my wife to think I'm lazy or letter her down. Maybe it goes back farther by being productive for my parents? Who knows.
What this Coronavirus has done was forcing me to "shelter in place". At first, I fought it, by still doing things around the house, but that soon stopped as there was nothing else to do.
Now what? Take a nap, wake up eat play with the dog take a nap, repeat again and again.
So why was I napping so much today, because there is no guilt? I am forced to do nothing and I an accommodating the Governor by sheltering in place.
My answer for everything is "I can't the Governor says I need to stay home"
I gotta tell you all something - IT FELT WONDERFUL. Stress and guilt-free. Heck, I didn't even worry about toilet paper today.
Guess what my goal is for tomorrow, yep more of the same.
I realized my entire life I was obsessed and driven to get something done, accomplish somethings, each day. I don't know what drove me, maybe it was guilt as a man as head of the family to always perform by doing something. Maybe I didn't want my wife to think I'm lazy or letter her down. Maybe it goes back farther by being productive for my parents? Who knows.
What this Coronavirus has done was forcing me to "shelter in place". At first, I fought it, by still doing things around the house, but that soon stopped as there was nothing else to do.
Now what? Take a nap, wake up eat play with the dog take a nap, repeat again and again.
So why was I napping so much today, because there is no guilt? I am forced to do nothing and I an accommodating the Governor by sheltering in place.
My answer for everything is "I can't the Governor says I need to stay home"
I gotta tell you all something - IT FELT WONDERFUL. Stress and guilt-free. Heck, I didn't even worry about toilet paper today.
Guess what my goal is for tomorrow, yep more of the same.
goeduck
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I am still working, but from home 5 days a week. Busier than ever since my work is essential to the essential businesses. Even if I was not, I would have too many things to do to take a break.
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