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  • My wife cuts my hair, and I go outside and run 5 miles everyday.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    My wife cuts my hair, and I go outside and run 5 miles everyday.

    With a mask.

    He meant 5 minutes folks.

    I bet his wife has to cut the hair growing out of ears everyday.

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    My wife cuts my hair, and I go outside and run 5 miles everyday.

    With a mask.

    He meant 5 minutes folks.

    I bet his wife has to cut the hair growing out of ears everyday.

    @gorka said:

    With a mask.

    He meant 5 minutes folks.

    I bet his wife has to cut the hair growing out of ears everyday.

    You sound like a jealous 5th grader.  

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  • @tour2ma said:

    Maybe Summer, 2021... 😉

    So I take you are back out and about... shaking hands... maskless... arm around a buddy's shoulder... passing a rootbeer...

    Cal is a lot more cautious than I am. I take reasonable precautions right now mostly to make others feel comfortable. As in staying six feet away Not Shake Hands or hugging like I would normally too. Hand sanitizing Etc. But I'm surprised at Larry and tour.  Browns season doesn't start till this fall. And tour doesn't want to go to a bar for another year? Oh well. I guess we will see what happens. I may have told the story elsewhere about my one Super liberal pompous buddy , who's a great guy when we're not talking politics and that seems like it's only on social media. He's also an Entertainer and I asked him since the mayor of Vegas was going to open things up would he go head line at Caesar's Palace? He gave me a lecture about valuing other folks lives more than I do. Turns out the bar he plays on the island opens up in a couple weeks and he's back to work. He even had to cancel an online fundraiser he'd been planning so we could go play live.

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    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Cal is a lot more cautious than I am. I take reasonable precautions right now mostly to make others feel comfortable. As in staying six feet away Not Shake Hands or hugging like I would normally too. Hand sanitizing Etc. But I'm surprised at Larry and tour.  Browns season doesn't start till this fall. And tour doesn't want to go to a bar for another year? Oh well. I guess we will see what happens. I may have told the story elsewhere about my one Super liberal pompous buddy , who's a great guy when we're not talking politics and that seems like it's only on social media. He's also an Entertainer and I asked him since the mayor of Vegas was going to open things up would he go head line at Caesar's Palace? He gave me a lecture about valuing other folks lives more than I do. Turns out the bar he plays on the island opens up in a couple weeks and he's back to work. He even had to cancel an online fundraiser he'd been planning so we could go play live.

    ?

    WSS

    Just chiming in about the upcoming NCAA and NFL seasons Steve. Yup, September is a long way off, and I don't have a crystal ball as to what might, or might not happen in the meantime. But right now, today as things stand, if the Browns were playing tomorrow- I wouldn't be comfortable being in the stadium, or going. My current POV is fat chance the NFL starting on time with full stadiums. I'm thinking November. It's going to be way more critical for colleges like Ohio State, where football funds 90% of the athletic programs. They'd be out at least $5-7 million for each home game that doesn't get played.  Maybe the researchers can cook up an effective vaccine in record time- and that would change everything. 

    I do the grocery shopping for the family, as the wife still works- in a hospital no less, and I'd put my paranoia level being in a Kroger's at about 3 on a 10 scale.  I'm certainly not doing the Tour route and stay out of bars for a year. We've been fortunate in the Dayton area (one million population) with less than 400 covid cases and "only" 10 deaths- so far. I'll wait one day Friday May 22nd to hit my favorite restaurant- The Pine Club. I'm one of the late Friday night regulars. I probably know 75% of the folks who work there. Miss talking football with assistant manager Chris (Redskins fan) or politics with the owner Dave- you want a hard core Republican- he's it. Have a glass of 10 year Graham port at the bar with my favorite bartender Courtney- she gets me my drinks for (almost) free. LOL, a double at the single price. Sit down dinner- nah- I'll do carryout. They actually think something might have happened to me if I miss a night without telling them ahead of time I'm not coming...  

  • @tour2ma said:

    Maybe Summer, 2021... 😉

    So I take you are back out and about... shaking hands... maskless... arm around a buddy's shoulder... passing a rootbeer...

    Cal is a lot more cautious than I am. I take reasonable precautions right now mostly to make others feel comfortable. As in staying six feet away Not Shake Hands or hugging like I would normally too. Hand sanitizing Etc. But I'm surprised at Larry and tour.  Browns season doesn't start till this fall. And tour doesn't want to go to a bar for another year? Oh well. I guess we will see what happens. I may have told the story elsewhere about my one Super liberal pompous buddy , who's a great guy when we're not talking politics and that seems like it's only on social media. He's also an Entertainer and I asked him since the mayor of Vegas was going to open things up would he go head line at Caesar's Palace? He gave me a lecture about valuing other folks lives more than I do. Turns out the bar he plays on the island opens up in a couple weeks and he's back to work. He even had to cancel an online fundraiser he'd been planning so we could go play live.

    ?

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    But I'm surprised at Larry and tour.  Browns season doesn't start till this fall. And tour doesn't want to go to a bar for another year?

    1. Fall is going to be very active for the virus.
    2. Not a matter of "want to". It's been at least a year since I went to a bar. Saw Hamilton Loomis in a club in Spring, TX in early 2019. And that's not to mention that meeting you for a beer on such short notice would involve air travel. 😉
  • @westside-steve said:

    But I'm surprised at Larry and tour.  Browns season doesn't start till this fall. And tour doesn't want to go to a bar for another year?

    1. Fall is going to be very active for the virus.
    2. Not a matter of "want to". It's been at least a year since I went to a bar. Saw Hamilton Loomis in a club in Spring, TX in early 2019. And that's not to mention that meeting you for a beer on such short notice would involve air travel. 😉

    @tour2ma said:

    1. Fall is going to be very active for the virus.
    2. Not a matter of "want to". It's been at least a year since I went to a bar. Saw Hamilton Loomis in a club in Spring, TX in early 2019. And that's not to mention that meeting you for a beer on such short notice would involve air travel. 😉

    Yeah- as my previous comment- get 70,000+ people together for a football game (and a million + nationwide every weekend) without a vaccine or herd immunity- it's Katie Bar the Door on # of cases....   

  • I'm going to make myself some real sassafras tea - it will kill any corvid virus that blows in the wind.....

    I think.. lol Pine needle tea would be even better. It's stronger.

  • My wife cuts my hair, and I go outside and run 5 miles everyday.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    My wife cuts my hair, and I go outside and run 5 miles everyday.

    And your wife is your mom.

  • I'm going to make myself some real sassafras tea - it will kill any corvid virus that blows in the wind.....

    I think.. lol Pine needle tea would be even better. It's stronger.

    @calfoxwc said:

    I think.. lol Pine needle tea would be even better. It's stronger.

    But not Pine-Sol tea? ….the stuff Trump told us to drink?

  • @gorka said:

    With a mask.

    He meant 5 minutes folks.

    I bet his wife has to cut the hair growing out of ears everyday.

    You sound like a jealous 5th grader.  

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    You sound like a jealous 5th grader.  

    Grow up and I'll speak to you like an adult.

  • Went out and had beers along with nice prime rib tonight.. Had a blast.  Got to see people we missed. Y'all hide under the bed if ya want..

    Dickhead fan seems to be used to running.. Not surprised. 😉

  • @calfoxwc said:

    I think.. lol Pine needle tea would be even better. It's stronger.

    But not Pine-Sol tea? ….the stuff Trump told us to drink?

    @gorka said:

    But not Pine-Sol tea? ….the stuff Trump told us to drink?

    Don't worry Gorka- this covid virus is going away- soon. Trump said so- it must be true.  Funny though- the chloroquine thing has abruptly faded into the mists of time. Though I still recommend a tonic a day keeps corona away. Now who said it was a "game changer"?  🙂 Yeah- it's game over if you do the Darwin with that aquarium stuff. 

    The latest from Good Rx....  

    "There is not enough medical data at this time to prove that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine work for COVID-19 — while some small studies suggest the medications may be helpful, other studies saw no difference." 

  • @gorka said:

    But not Pine-Sol tea? ….the stuff Trump told us to drink?

    Don't worry Gorka- this covid virus is going away- soon. Trump said so- it must be true.  Funny though- the chloroquine thing has abruptly faded into the mists of time. Though I still recommend a tonic a day keeps corona away. Now who said it was a "game changer"?  🙂 Yeah- it's game over if you do the Darwin with that aquarium stuff. 

    The latest from Good Rx....  

    "There is not enough medical data at this time to prove that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine work for COVID-19 — while some small studies suggest the medications may be helpful, other studies saw no difference." 

    @hoorta said:

    Don't worry Gorka- this covid virus is going away- soon. Trump said so- it must be true.  Funny though- the chloroquine thing has abruptly faded into the mists of time. Though I still recommend a tonic a day keeps corona away. Now who said it was a "game changer"?  🙂 Yeah- it's game over if you do the Darwin with that aquarium stuff. 

    The latest from Good Rx....  

    "There is not enough medical data at this time to prove that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine work for COVID-19 — while some small studies suggest the medications may be helpful, other studies saw no difference." 

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/georgia-reports-lowest-number-covid-patients-in-a-month

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    @hoorta said:

    Don't worry Gorka- this covid virus is going away- soon. Trump said so- it must be true.  Funny though- the chloroquine thing has abruptly faded into the mists of time. Though I still recommend a tonic a day keeps corona away. Now who said it was a "game changer"?  🙂 Yeah- it's game over if you do the Darwin with that aquarium stuff. 

    The latest from Good Rx....  

    "There is not enough medical data at this time to prove that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine work for COVID-19 — while some small studies suggest the medications may be helpful, other studies saw no difference." 

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/georgia-reports-lowest-number-covid-patients-in-a-month

    @axe said:

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/georgia-reports-lowest-number-covid-patients-in-a-month

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

  • @axe said:

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/georgia-reports-lowest-number-covid-patients-in-a-month

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

    @hoorta said:

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

    Actually 14 days is the top end of a virus incubation.

    But Axe and I are the guys here whose profession has been hit the hardest. But if you are retired and don't care if you leave the house anyway or work from home on a PC or grow tomatoes it's a different deal. As an Entertainer I think I'm unique because with the exception of chefs or some in management other people in a restaurant or a bar consider it just a job.. Few consider themselves lifelong professional servers line cooks dishwashers or Busboys.

    WSS

  • Georgia Gov. is an imbecile.

  • @axe said:

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/georgia-reports-lowest-number-covid-patients-in-a-month

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

    @hoorta said:

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

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  • @axe said:

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/georgia-reports-lowest-number-covid-patients-in-a-month

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

    @hoorta said:

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

    Trumpanzies aren't very bright.

  • @hoorta said:

    Well, wonderful- great news. Since we know the virus has around a two week incubation period, I'll hold off on my applause until the end of the month. A one day decrease nationally is way too soon to say it's a trend. Ohio is flat too. 

    Trumpanzies aren't very bright.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    Trumpanzies aren't very bright.

    And libtards are even worse!

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