Posted on 02/17/2020 2:50:09 PM PST by Vermont Lt
Continuation of daily Thread
And the band plays on...tomorrow’s thread.
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They probably moved the Diamond Princess cases to the US count.
*** I never have a good feeling about that. More than one person will get cabin fever and just make a “quick trip to the store”. ***
I would be very compliant with staying home until I ran out of cigarettes and Red Bull.
(Don’t shoot the messenger of my Grandparent’s tale):
My Grandparents, German Texans (Lutherans) said when they had typhoid, and other epidemics, the Catholics would get it first because they all dipped their fingers in the Holy Water at Church. Then after the first wave of infectees died, their neighbors who helped themselves to the decedent’s household belongings would get sick as the items they pilfered were infected.
I would think that there are places in the US where the divesting of belongings of Corona Virus victims could be a problem, further spreading infection.
Mikey “Dunning-Krugerite” Bloomberg should #LearnToCode.
You’re lucky. You have ready-to-prep stuff in each harvest.
And you know that how?
LOL...they can’t even find a local seamstress....they have to have that cheap(ly made, but likely pricey) Chinese dress.
Just remember that it is generally believed that antibiotics are useless against a virus.
I didn’t say anything about using it for people, or for a virus. They are manufactured for pets not people.
However, there can be secondary infections after a virus. Some reports read that people have died of secondary sepsis, FYI.
I have a feeling if the SHTF then watching DVD’s will become lower on the priority list, when starving mobs are searching for food.
I’ll turn out the outside lights. They won’t know I’m home. :-)
I was careful to only mention antibiotics, not other pharmaceuticals.
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