Coronavirus - are we all doomed?

Yep. I'm somewhat of a collector, so I have a couple of hundred movies available, a new disk player and a new OLED 4K TV. So somewhere in there is a way to keep from being totally bored out of my gourd.
 
moke123 said:
I just got an email that someone in my office is in quarantine for 2 weeks. Of course they wont say who, as it is a hippa issue. They have not been able to get a covid test. Ugh.
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someone at the federal building, one of my coworkers, said she was getting a runny nose yesterday. apparently that is a symptom? I thought it was only coughing and shortness of breath?
 
Is anyone spraying their food shopping with bleach when they get back home?
 
No haven't done that. I did find shopping somewhat easier because if someone got in my way I did a little fake cough, and they move out of the way!
 
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Is anyone spraying their food shopping with bleach when they get back home?
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You "opened the door". You had to know this was would eventually come. Have you been sanitizing your ehternet packets?
 
My wife has, for a long time, used disinfectant wipes on the outer packaging of anything boxed or stored in larger plastic bottles. She was somewhat of a germaphobe before we married. We also used a vegetable spray that is good for cleaning the surface of veggies (and some fruits) before you use them. It is a mild soap that rinses clean. So I'm already there on cleaning up after food shopping. Have been for years.
 
I've started spray the packaging. I see it like this. If you catch the deadly corona, you can die. The supply chain, customers, staff, they all touch the packaging. Or even if they don't touch it, someone in the store coughs, sneezes or even just breaths. Virus particles go in the air in water droplets and fall all over the food! You touch the shopping trolly, which is smothered in bugs and potentially the corona, then pick up the food, thus contaminating the packaging. The virus can stay alive for 3 days on plastic surfaces, maybe longer. So, there is a reasonable chance of bringing that virus into your home. I am also quarantining post. Why open it straight away? Leave it for a few days to let any potential contamination evaporate. Next, the newspaper! Spray it!

Last night, I was watching on YouTube preppers with their underground bunkers. :D
 
Problem here is that the government or the landlord will not be very happy if I start digging an underground bunker under the parking lot of our apartments...
 
Get some sandbags and barricade yourself in. Good for floods too.
 
Jon said:
Last night, I was watching on YouTube preppers with their underground bunkers. :D
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the rich hiding in underground ANYHING won't help them. an army of stifled citizens overpowers even 1,000 rich people.
 
Not to mention even the best underground bunkers have AIR supplies. Intakes and exhausts are only two of the many issues.
 
I think he also called it, "Kung Flu."
 
I am now a proud owner of a face mask.

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It is meant for industrial use but I believe they are effective. Its just that they don't have the insurance for medical use, or something like that.
 
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