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  • cambridgehoC cambridgeho wrote on last edited by
    #24

    Being dealing with this for 2.5 months now. I have had to get my temperature taken everyday before I go into work and it is effective. If they sold tickets for half the capacity and set everyone with a seat between them, ensured everyone was not actively sick, then it would be a problem. Those who are scared of catching something will stay home. Those who wanna go tailgate before will do so. My ass will be there sporting the free browns facemasks they will be giving out. 

  • @barry said:

    I don't know how to make a poll on here with comments so thought I would just ask. Am just curious.

    Let's assume that it's September and things with Covid-19 are roughly the same as they are now. The Browns are playing their season opener against a division rival, take your pick as to which team. How many of you would go to that game?

    Note- Please don't turn this into a debate. There is already a thread devoted to it. Thanks.

    If everything was roughly the same as they are now.....then no one would be going to games and they would not be allowed.  So that particular question is superfluous.   Your question is:  How much better must things get before the league/cities/states  would allow fans to go to games,  and if they were allowed, would you go?

    And don't be so foolish to think that a question like you asked would not be turned into a debate.  You invited a debate by asking it. 

    I Icecube wrote on last edited by
    #25

    @the-gipper said:

    If everything was roughly the same as they are now.....then no one would be going to games and they would not be allowed.  So that particular question is superfluous.   Your question is:  How much better must things get before the league/cities/states  would allow fans to go to games,  and if they were allowed, would you go?

    And don't be so foolish to think that a question like you asked would not be turned into a debate.  You invited a debate by asking it. 

    Things are already "better" here in FL (depending on how you define what "better" means). Our beaches have gone from closed, to "partially open" (i.e. you were allowed to walk or jog or swim, but not sit in a chair...huh?) and now the beaches are fully open - you're allowed to lay or sit. Some of our eateries are open for dinning in, starting tomorrow - with restrictions (only allowed 25% occupancy at any one time). If this loosening of restrictions do not lead to an increase of CV, then I think things are truly "better." 

    This whole thing wreaks of hidden agendas so it's hard to trust ANY of what we are told. 

  • Being dealing with this for 2.5 months now. I have had to get my temperature taken everyday before I go into work and it is effective. If they sold tickets for half the capacity and set everyone with a seat between them, ensured everyone was not actively sick, then it would be a problem. Those who are scared of catching something will stay home. Those who wanna go tailgate before will do so. My ass will be there sporting the free browns facemasks they will be giving out. 

    BarryB Barry wrote on last edited by
    #26

    @cambridgeho said:

    Being dealing with this for 2.5 months now. I have had to get my temperature taken everyday before I go into work and it is effective. If they sold tickets for half the capacity and set everyone with a seat between them, ensured everyone was not actively sick, then it would be a problem. Those who are scared of catching something will stay home. Those who wanna go tailgate before will do so. My ass will be there sporting the free browns facemasks they will be giving out. 

    You mind me asking what kind of job you have where you are tested daily? Also, a good point was brought up about the bathrooms being a problem (people congregating).

  • @cambridgeho said:

    Being dealing with this for 2.5 months now. I have had to get my temperature taken everyday before I go into work and it is effective. If they sold tickets for half the capacity and set everyone with a seat between them, ensured everyone was not actively sick, then it would be a problem. Those who are scared of catching something will stay home. Those who wanna go tailgate before will do so. My ass will be there sporting the free browns facemasks they will be giving out. 

    You mind me asking what kind of job you have where you are tested daily? Also, a good point was brought up about the bathrooms being a problem (people congregating).

    cambridgehoC cambridgeho wrote on last edited by
    #27

    @barry said:

    You mind me asking what kind of job you have where you are tested daily? Also, a good point was brought up about the bathrooms being a problem (people congregating).

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

  • @barry said:

    You mind me asking what kind of job you have where you are tested daily? Also, a good point was brought up about the bathrooms being a problem (people congregating).

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    I Icecube wrote on last edited by
    #28

    @cambridgeho said:

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    Thank you, brother. 

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #29

    They let Cambridge ho's in the coast guard?   Cool.

  • @barry said:

    You mind me asking what kind of job you have where you are tested daily? Also, a good point was brought up about the bathrooms being a problem (people congregating).

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    BarryB Barry wrote on last edited by
    #30

    @cambridgeho said:

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    Wow, let me repeat Icecube and say thank you. You are one of the silent heroes whom we don't read about every day but who literally put their lives on the line daily. 

    A somewhat related, curious question. Has the pandemic affected the rate of drug interdiction or episodes you encounter? It may be too early in it to call it but my guess is that the bad guys are using this period to try to slip in under the door.

  • They let Cambridge ho's in the coast guard?   Cool.

    BarryB Barry wrote on last edited by Barry
    #31

    @orion said:

    They let Cambridge ho's in the coast guard?   Cool.

    Hey, he's cool in my book. The only problem I may have with him is that....the Browns...ok...the Cavs...maybe before...but putting the Indians ahead of hot, naked women? Damn, I hope that's not in order. ?

  • @the-gipper said:

    If everything was roughly the same as they are now.....then no one would be going to games and they would not be allowed.  So that particular question is superfluous.   Your question is:  How much better must things get before the league/cities/states  would allow fans to go to games,  and if they were allowed, would you go?

    And don't be so foolish to think that a question like you asked would not be turned into a debate.  You invited a debate by asking it. 

    Things are already "better" here in FL (depending on how you define what "better" means). Our beaches have gone from closed, to "partially open" (i.e. you were allowed to walk or jog or swim, but not sit in a chair...huh?) and now the beaches are fully open - you're allowed to lay or sit. Some of our eateries are open for dinning in, starting tomorrow - with restrictions (only allowed 25% occupancy at any one time). If this loosening of restrictions do not lead to an increase of CV, then I think things are truly "better." 

    This whole thing wreaks of hidden agendas so it's hard to trust ANY of what we are told. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #32

    @icecube said:

    Things are already "better" here in FL (depending on how you define what "better" means). Our beaches have gone from closed, to "partially open" (i.e. you were allowed to walk or jog or swim, but not sit in a chair...huh?) and now the beaches are fully open - you're allowed to lay or sit. Some of our eateries are open for dinning in, starting tomorrow - with restrictions (only allowed 25% occupancy at any one time). If this loosening of restrictions do not lead to an increase of CV, then I think things are truly "better." 

    Well.....there is the key.....are things "better"  or is it just that people are tired of dealing with the restrictions?    If the cases spike tremendously, then maybe we will see that it is just the latter. 

    There are so many stories/rumors, you don't know what to believe.  Some say that the hot sun kills the virus, and thus those Florida beaches would be safe  (but that does not mean that the virus could not be in the bathrooms and in the internal areas.)

    This whole thing wreaks of hidden agendas so it's hard to trust ANY of what we are told. 

    Or, more likely there are few hidden agendas, just people that want to find something nefarious where it does not exist. 

  • @barry said:

    You mind me asking what kind of job you have where you are tested daily? Also, a good point was brought up about the bathrooms being a problem (people congregating).

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #33

    @cambridgeho said:

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    How do you "dispute" drugs coming into the US?  Just curious about that terminology.

    Nevertheless, good job.  Where are you stationed out of?   Here in the Great Lakes? 

  • @the-gipper said:

    If everything was roughly the same as they are now.....then no one would be going to games and they would not be allowed.  So that particular question is superfluous.   Your question is:  How much better must things get before the league/cities/states  would allow fans to go to games,  and if they were allowed, would you go?

    And don't be so foolish to think that a question like you asked would not be turned into a debate.  You invited a debate by asking it. 

    You can be really boring sometimes...and predictable.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #34

    @barry said:

    You can be really boring sometimes...and predictable.

    But only when it comes to shitting in someone else's thread.

  • @barry said:

    You can be really boring sometimes...and predictable.

    But only when it comes to shitting in someone else's thread.

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #35

    @tour2ma said:

    But only when it comes to shitting in someone else's thread.

    Except, naturally, again you are an  ignorant  feckless orifice  of what was being asked and what was being said.

    I gave a very specific answer to a very specific question that had  a very specific contingency therein.  He just didn't like the answer because, apparently it was truthful...and because he realized he didn't ask the question that he really intended to ask. 

    I mean, he asked "what color is the sky"....and when I answered "blue".....he kind of pissed because he really meant to ask what color is the sky at night. 

  • @barry said:

    You mind me asking what kind of job you have where you are tested daily? Also, a good point was brought up about the bathrooms being a problem (people congregating).

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #36

    Would I attend? No. I've already passed on far more important events.

    @cambridgeho said:

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    I want to add my thanks as well... but for your avatar. 😉

    Was the no "port call" an isolation decision?

  • D BoneD D Bone wrote on last edited by
    #37

    I would go. 

  • @barry said:

    You can be really boring sometimes...and predictable.

    But only when it comes to shitting in someone else's thread.

    BarryB Barry wrote on last edited by
    #38

    @tour2ma said:

    But only when it comes to shitting in someone else's thread.

    You're right. 

  • @tour2ma said:

    But only when it comes to shitting in someone else's thread.

    You're right. 

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #39

    @barry said:

    You're right. 

    You shit on your own thread because you had no clue how to ask the question you really wanted answered, so I had to fix it for you.

    You're Welcome. 

  • @cambridgeho said:

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    Wow, let me repeat Icecube and say thank you. You are one of the silent heroes whom we don't read about every day but who literally put their lives on the line daily. 

    A somewhat related, curious question. Has the pandemic affected the rate of drug interdiction or episodes you encounter? It may be too early in it to call it but my guess is that the bad guys are using this period to try to slip in under the door.

    cambridgehoC cambridgeho wrote on last edited by
    #40

    @barry said:

    Wow, let me repeat Icecube and say thank you. You are one of the silent heroes whom we don't read about every day but who literally put their lives on the line daily. 

    A somewhat related, curious question. Has the pandemic affected the rate of drug interdiction or episodes you encounter? It may be too early in it to call it but my guess is that the bad guys are using this period to try to slip in under the door.

    It's normal ops still.

  • @cambridgeho said:

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    How do you "dispute" drugs coming into the US?  Just curious about that terminology.

    Nevertheless, good job.  Where are you stationed out of?   Here in the Great Lakes? 

    cambridgehoC cambridgeho wrote on last edited by
    #41

    @the-gipper said:

    How do you "dispute" drugs coming into the US?  Just curious about that terminology.

    Nevertheless, good job.  Where are you stationed out of?   Here in the Great Lakes? 

    Sorry, meant disrupt. I have been stationed on the great lakes, Lorain and buffalo. Right now I am stationed out of Portsmouth VA. 270' life.

  • Would I attend? No. I've already passed on far more important events.

    @cambridgeho said:

    I am in the coast guard. We save lives daily. We are just making sure that we all are in good health. I guess a certain temperature means we may have some kinda something. In the last few months we have saved many people and disputed many drugs coming into the us. We didn't get a port call on a 90 day patrol, but everyone is safe and healthy.

    I want to add my thanks as well... but for your avatar. 😉

    Was the no "port call" an isolation decision?

    cambridgehoC cambridgeho wrote on last edited by
    #42

    @tour2ma said:

    Would I attend? No. I've already passed on far more important events.

    I want to add my thanks as well... but for your avatar. 😉

    Was the no "port call" an isolation decision?

    Yes, by the countries. 

  • @orion said:

    They let Cambridge ho's in the coast guard?   Cool.

    Hey, he's cool in my book. The only problem I may have with him is that....the Browns...ok...the Cavs...maybe before...but putting the Indians ahead of hot, naked women? Damn, I hope that's not in order. ?

    cambridgehoC cambridgeho wrote on last edited by
    #43

    @barry said:

    Hey, he's cool in my book. The only problem I may have with him is that....the Browns...ok...the Cavs...maybe before...but putting the Indians ahead of hot, naked women? Damn, I hope that's not in order. ?

    These are in order of things that let me down.