I need a 40' container of toilet paper STAT!
I've missed you
Most people aren't on the same plain as pathogenic experts or lexicologists.
They just figure "don't sneeze or cough on me!"
But if I could fly for 6 hours my friends would say "Hey, sparkuri can fly!!!"
No, no no.....I'm just in the air for 6 hours, I'm just.............aerosolizing"
Bottom line is, assume and prepare for the worst; act exactly the opposite of everyone on the TV, and be not worried.
It matters when comparing 50 years of transmission data on how to tell systems and populations to clean or protect.
I'm all good with your prepare for the worst plans. An earthquake or something will come and you will be repaired when I am not.
But specifics matter for systems and populations that find overkill untenable due to financial, social, or other harms for limited benefit.
Hey, RELAX!
I saw them go red on the map earlier today it had meant to look it back up to see the exact numbers. That's terrible and they're going to infect all of us over here faster that I expected.
I wonder what the link is. You sort of expect to see some sort of population link or airport hubs.
New Orleans as a tourist destination?
I can't I don't even have a pleb mask
I know a guy...
This will be VERY hopeful for many, from last week
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogf6Hru2trE&t=6s
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogf6Hru2trE&t=6s
Does he operate a non-profit?
ur getting good at call back jokes
What's that?
Is that 6' away from a comeback?
The pandemic has led to acts of kindness around the world, from delivering soup to the elderly in the UK to an exercise class held for quarantined residents on their balconies in Spain.
But in Canada, a country whose inhabitants are stereotyped in the media as kind to a fault, helping others has become an organised movement called "caremongering".
The first "caremongering" group was set up by Mita Hans with the help of Valentina Harper and others. Valentina explained the meaning behind the name.
"Scaremongering is a big problem," she tells the BBC. "We wanted to switch that around and get people to connect on a positive level, to connect with each other.
"It's spread the opposite of panic in people, brought out community and camaraderie, and allowed us to tackle the needs of those who are at-risk all the time - now more than ever."
Kind Canadians start 'caremongering' trend
But in Canada, a country whose inhabitants are stereotyped in the media as kind to a fault, helping others has become an organised movement called "caremongering".
The first "caremongering" group was set up by Mita Hans with the help of Valentina Harper and others. Valentina explained the meaning behind the name.
"Scaremongering is a big problem," she tells the BBC. "We wanted to switch that around and get people to connect on a positive level, to connect with each other.
"It's spread the opposite of panic in people, brought out community and camaraderie, and allowed us to tackle the needs of those who are at-risk all the time - now more than ever."
Kind Canadians start 'caremongering' trend
