Chinese Bio lab located in Wuhan where corona virus started.........
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Excellent !
Was just working on this, might you consider changing the title if need be ?
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I was suspecting as much........
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We haven't had a nice scare from the media like this since ebola and (insert animal) flu was going to kill us all. Bummer for shittier countries but diseases like this don't kill us.
The dirty ass junkies around here caused a spread of coronavirus and Hep A around these parts a few years ago. My wife volunteered at a facility for drug addicted babies and several of the babies had a strain of coronavirus. They all lived because we don't live in an awful country with people piled on top of each other.
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That was fast . . .
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That was fast . . .
That was fast . . .
Don't believe it.
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eh.... good time to consider stocking up on some things from the grocery, etc.
If it does hit over here, out of immediate control - near a town near you...
ya won't want to be running to the mall etc. to buy stuff.
Study shows HOW many millions could die around the world???
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eh.... good time to consider stocking up on some things from the grocery, etc.
If it does hit over here, out of immediate control - near a town near you...
ya won't want to be running to the mall etc. to buy stuff.
Study shows HOW many millions could die around the world???
eh.... good time to consider stocking up on some things from the grocery, etc.
If it does hit over here, out of immediate control - near a town near you...
ya won't want to be running to the mall etc. to buy stuff.
Study shows HOW many millions could die around the world???
Don't worry, logics wife volunteered at a facility where babies had it (but not nearly the same virus).
"You planning on having a long relationship with that glass or are you going to drink it? Drink up, man. Maybe we can get another.” - Janis Joplin, 1970. -
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eh.... good time to consider stocking up on some things from the grocery, etc.
If it does hit over here, out of immediate control - near a town near you...
ya won't want to be running to the mall etc. to buy stuff.
Study shows HOW many millions could die around the world???
Don't worry, logics wife volunteered at a facility where babies had it (but not nearly the same virus).
Don't worry, logics wife volunteered at a facility where babies had it (but not nearly the same virus).
Ok you guys keep shitting your Depends about it haha. We get these kind of stories every few years. The news make you guys shook over bird flu and Ebola before?
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Hopefully some memes about it leads to less pearl clutching.
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eh.... good time to consider stocking up on some things from the grocery, etc.
If it does hit over here, out of immediate control - near a town near you...
ya won't want to be running to the mall etc. to buy stuff.
Study shows HOW many millions could die around the world???
eh.... good time to consider stocking up on some things from the grocery, etc.
If it does hit over here, out of immediate control - near a town near you...
ya won't want to be running to the mall etc. to buy stuff.
Study shows HOW many millions could die around the world???
That is a good idea. The last flu pandemic was 100 years ago and when you read about what happened then you realize just how serious a flu pandemic can be. I don't know how this will play out but there is potential for this to be a crisis serious situation. The experts have been saying for years we are due for a flu pandemic on a scale like we had 100 years ago. Not a time to hit the panic button yet but a good idea to keep an eye on this (it's spread into the US) and taking some precautions (storing can goods, medical supplies and water for instance) in case we do get into quarantine situations is wise.
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even a localized breakout of some disease like this one - bad idea to go to the doctor's office or local emergency room...
or restaurant or laundromat ....grocery....
at least without a mask. and a hat... The bigger things are yep - meds. keep them current and in stock. and water. First aid supplies for small cuts/burns etc.
If the grid ever goes out, we can heat our home with our enclosed fireplace. Even cook on it, and it isn't a stand alone. I've read a lot - where folks, we are all so spoiled - who don't at least think about "what if"... simply decide that they would hit the road with their family and stay with friends/relatives out of state. Trouble is, all too often, the expressway jams up at a standstill, and you can't even get on it.
Nothing outlandish about having a couple weeks? of food stacked away, and plenty of properly stored water.
Like going across country in winter. Hit ice at night, go over the berm and sit in a field. No cars are coming. You are miles from help, maybe hours. Can your family keep warm with a few sleeping bags? or, you only have your summer jackets because the car was already warmed up? Have water? some snack bars? or...you don't?
We don't have pandemics and war hit us like in other countries around the world. A horrible pandemic out of control - America would not be ready. It would be horrific. And in a tornado/flood/whatever. I don't ever plan to go to one of those government refuge centers.
You betcha. Having some supplies in case of emergency is just a smart idea.
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even a localized breakout of some disease like this one - bad idea to go to the doctor's office or local emergency room...
or restaurant or laundromat ....grocery....
at least without a mask. and a hat... The bigger things are yep - meds. keep them current and in stock. and water. First aid supplies for small cuts/burns etc.
If the grid ever goes out, we can heat our home with our enclosed fireplace. Even cook on it, and it isn't a stand alone. I've read a lot - where folks, we are all so spoiled - who don't at least think about "what if"... simply decide that they would hit the road with their family and stay with friends/relatives out of state. Trouble is, all too often, the expressway jams up at a standstill, and you can't even get on it.
Nothing outlandish about having a couple weeks? of food stacked away, and plenty of properly stored water.
Like going across country in winter. Hit ice at night, go over the berm and sit in a field. No cars are coming. You are miles from help, maybe hours. Can your family keep warm with a few sleeping bags? or, you only have your summer jackets because the car was already warmed up? Have water? some snack bars? or...you don't?
We don't have pandemics and war hit us like in other countries around the world. A horrible pandemic out of control - America would not be ready. It would be horrific. And in a tornado/flood/whatever. I don't ever plan to go to one of those government refuge centers.
You betcha. Having some supplies in case of emergency is just a smart idea.
even a localized breakout of some disease like this one - bad idea to go to the doctor's office or local emergency room...
or restaurant or laundromat ....grocery....
at least without a mask. and a hat... The bigger things are yep - meds. keep them current and in stock. and water. First aid supplies for small cuts/burns etc.
If the grid ever goes out, we can heat our home with our enclosed fireplace. Even cook on it, and it isn't a stand alone. I've read a lot - where folks, we are all so spoiled - who don't at least think about "what if"... simply decide that they would hit the road with their family and stay with friends/relatives out of state. Trouble is, all too often, the expressway jams up at a standstill, and you can't even get on it.
Nothing outlandish about having a couple weeks? of food stacked away, and plenty of properly stored water.
Like going across country in winter. Hit ice at night, go over the berm and sit in a field. No cars are coming. You are miles from help, maybe hours. Can your family keep warm with a few sleeping bags? or, you only have your summer jackets because the car was already warmed up? Have water? some snack bars? or...you don't?
We don't have pandemics and war hit us like in other countries around the world. A horrible pandemic out of control - America would not be ready. It would be horrific. And in a tornado/flood/whatever. I don't ever plan to go to one of those government refuge centers.
You betcha. Having some supplies in case of emergency is just a smart idea.
I've been caught unprepared at least twice and I don't want to repeat the mistake again.
The first time was after 9/11 and we started the bombing in Afghanistan and I watched television all afternoon and that evening I decided I better go gas up the car. I was shocked to see that every gas station was totally sold out. While I was watching tv everyone else was loading up on gas.
Another occasion was we were getting ice rain and the weather forecast was we were going to get a lot of ice rain and although I live close to Walmart I never thought to load up on supplies in case we would lose power. When we lost power and the next day I went to Walmart there were no lanterns, no batteries, and a host of everything else that would be good to have with no power were also sold out.
You see it all the times with storms and such where there is a run on the stores and essential items are quickly gone from the shelves. It is better to be prepared and do it early.
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