k0ua
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I thought TBN was a drug free zone
If sugar was just introduced today it would be considered a dangerous drug. Look me in the eye and tell me it is not addictive.
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If sugar was just introduced today it would be considered a dangerous drug. Look me in the eye and tell me it is not addictive.
Jim Shooz
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Report from fortress New Zealand Tuesday 8th. Total population almost 5m. Confirmed 943 probable 217, recovered 241 deaths 1. This is the 3rd week of a 4 week lockdown. Over 70+ stay at home do not go out, anywhere. Under 70 can go to supermarket, pharmacy, petrol station only. Restaurants, all fast food, (Mc Ds etc) bars, liquor stores closed. Under 70 can exercise ,walk or cycle but only locally. Not allowed to drive to a park/cycle track and walk/cycle. Can walk on beach, if local, but no swimming, surfing, fishing (either by boat or from the rocks). They don't want emergency services (police, fire, ambulance) having to come out and rescue people. Late autumn (fall) here country very dry, still some heat in the sun. I can't have a fire to burn prunings in case fire services have to come out. Very little traffic on the roads.
Apart from that; life is good
Apart from that; life is good
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I thought TBN was a drug free zone
No one is wearing pants and you think this?
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I've got 30# of it in the basement. You can't have it. It's mine. :laughing:
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Was talking to a buddy in Melbourne this afternoon and he told me about a girl and mom that got pulled over by the police for violating the 'stay at home' order. The officer asked what they were doing on the roads and she said that they were just driving around practicing as she was a new driver and learning. The officer ticketed her and it was a steep fine. Even though they didn't go any destination and interact with other folk! That's strict! We still need to live and grow. Somebody is missing the point.
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Well maybe not pants but I am wearing pajamas all day since I am on covid19 house arrest. At least they are not orange and I do not have a ball and chain on my ankle. Pajamas should be a good covid filter, do you think?
:shocked:
Seriously, our state took this as a priority since we were the first to be recorded, and today it looks like our numbers show a flattening of the curve. Glad to participate, my wife and I took this 100% serious from day 1.
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Saw that story on the news here last night. It seems now that some common sense will prevail as the reporter said that the fine could be withdrawn.
The self isolation rules are strict and there has been some confusion because the individual Australian states set their own "variations" based on national requirements. (No doubt the same with different states in the US). However the message has been that you must stay at home unless you have a very good reason for being out.
The New South Wales police, in particular, having been getting a fair bit of criticism for being over zealous. This cartoon was in 'The Australian" newspaper on the weekend.
I thought it was pretty funny.
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Report from fortress New Zealand Tuesday 8th.
Apart from that; life is good
Good to hear from you Cam!
Have you North Islanders shut out those South Islanders? (or vice versa?)
((Oh, and it's Tuesday the 7th, Mate... :laughing
)(((Mind you, I mucked up what day it was too... about 5 #threads ago)))
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I'm curious about who gave it to the tiger ? Shouldn't this tell us more about how it's transmitted ?
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BBC news reports this morning that BoJo is in ICU and being given O2, but is NOT YET on the ventilator that in his room and ready.
Meanwhile, t o g is "Toujours Prêt" as they say. (2nd Cav)
Meanwhile, t o g is "Toujours Prêt" as they say. (2nd Cav)
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Is there an interpreter in the house?
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A Google search will probably keep you busy! One example: Tiger tests positive for coronavirus at Bronx Zoo, first known case in the world
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Let me Google that for you.
I certainly hope you are too, Brother.
Thanks, and yes I am.
txdon
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Threatening to spread the virus in Texas gets you arrested. But she is still loose, be on the lookout for Lorraine Maradiaga.
Lorraine Maradiaga Claimed to Spread COVID-19: Cops | Law & Crime
Lorraine Maradiaga Claimed to Spread COVID-19: Cops | Law & Crime
k0ua
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Best quote:
Like most 18 year old self-absorbed idiots she should be sentenced to have to live ten years WITHOUT a cell phone or any access to social media to prevent their brain from shrinking any further
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