Perhaps a little bit to realistic. Gave me nightmares for nights when I did sleep. :OQuote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
(Jude Law was an evil schmuck!) :alien:
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Perhaps a little bit to realistic. Gave me nightmares for nights when I did sleep. :OQuote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
(Jude Law was an evil schmuck!) :alien:
I have family very close. :( I tried all day to contact them... finally youngest niece made contact... all okay for now. :clap: :)Quote:
Originally Posted by megabytemeThanks for the headsup. I will definitely avoid NY hospitals! May you do the same...
Shay, I hear the NY hospitals would like you to stop by. :yup:
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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
I went to the supermarket today and saw one lady lose her composure, refuse to stand in the designated spot, attack the security guard and then she spat in his face. Not the best thing to do in these times.
A man in my city has been taking a grocery cart home every day (yes, he shops every day) because he doesn't trust other people to not contaminate it while he's gone.
Some people will do anything :(
Uncharted territory.
People harbor tendencies that only see daylight when the shit hits the fan.
Indeed. The psychological effects of this isolation is a huge aspect, to be considered.
How do people who are on their own deal with the lack of physical contact. Dating must be a nightmare in the current climate.
Probably the same way married people usually do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Something Else
https://www.covid19-archive.com/
An in-progress archive of news stories. Interesting.
Before marriage, their only regret is that they have but one pleasure centre to offer a prospective partner.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaballeroProbably the same way married people usually do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Something Else
But after marriage, their only regret is that they have but two thumbs to upvote Caballero's wry post.