How many of you would go to a game?
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I’ve given the OP question some thought, and l would go to a game.
As odd as it may sound, this is an historic event, and that’s not lost on me. A part of me is very interested in having experiences that l may (hopefully) never get the chance to experience again.
The empty mall parking lots, the masked individuals learning to take wide turns around one another, this strange personal obsession l have of trying to figure out how to grab a door handle that no one else has thought of... It’s all unique to the here and now.
I’d like to say l lived it on the edge and look forward to the stories l might tell about it.
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I’ve given the OP question some thought, and l would go to a game.
As odd as it may sound, this is an historic event, and that’s not lost on me. A part of me is very interested in having experiences that l may (hopefully) never get the chance to experience again.
The empty mall parking lots, the masked individuals learning to take wide turns around one another, this strange personal obsession l have of trying to figure out how to grab a door handle that no one else has thought of... It’s all unique to the here and now.
I’d like to say l lived it on the edge and look forward to the stories l might tell about it.
I’ve given the OP question some thought, and l would go to a game.
As odd as it may sound, this is an historic event, and that’s not lost on me. A part of me is very interested in having experiences that l may (hopefully) never get the chance to experience again.
The empty mall parking lots, the masked individuals learning to take wide turns around one another, this strange personal obsession l have of trying to figure out how to grab a door handle that no one else has thought of... It’s all unique to the here and now.
I’d like to say l lived it on the edge and look forward to the stories l might tell about it.
The only chance is stadiums at 1\6 capacity- Tour suggested it already. A good read... https://www.latimes.com/sports/story/2020-05-08/coronavirus-outbreak-leaves-nfl-season-under-layer-uncertainty
From our old pal Joe Banner's POV... “There is no way they are opening the season with 60,000 people in a building,” said Joe Banner, former president of the Philadelphia Eagles and chief executive of the Cleveland Browns. “That in my mind is a zero possibility.”
I'm on record it's odds on the start of the season will be delayed- by as much as two months... Goody-goody. Browns playing the Steelers around President's Day. Stock up on winter survival gear now. (I already have plenty because of my winter bike riding.)
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1) throw on a game day mask
2) fever test groups & pairs far before entry..kick failures to a holding cell lane left. won't take to long if ya follow the right lane. Yeah! I got in... a patron can pair-up the 6 foot spacing between groups (so what if am 4 seats or rows off my ticket location)
3) with reduced crowds, those same patrons should bring back beer, dogs & Popcorn via strapped vendor trays..most fans can watch the game, while the hired patrons get paid to do their job. better yet, hey no lines,,i can text u my order ? sec 310 r4 s16 ... it's already priced to bring it..
4) By chance if I gotta pee? 6 foot waiting lines or throw up some port-a-potties with the extra section hall space with less fans ..
5) ? Joe Banner!! these stadiums will know their safe max cap well before they'd try to fill it..filling it? that just won't happen in 2020..
now for who can still hack on you from 6 foot away masked? Good Luck on that one Gameday campers..
The start back of other sports may already dictate most of this before September... well maybe for those realist, still hoping on seeing live sports under the new.. safely//
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I’ve given the OP question some thought, and l would go to a game.
As odd as it may sound, this is an historic event, and that’s not lost on me. A part of me is very interested in having experiences that l may (hopefully) never get the chance to experience again.
The empty mall parking lots, the masked individuals learning to take wide turns around one another, this strange personal obsession l have of trying to figure out how to grab a door handle that no one else has thought of... It’s all unique to the here and now.
I’d like to say l lived it on the edge and look forward to the stories l might tell about it.
The only chance is stadiums at 1\6 capacity- Tour suggested it already. A good read... https://www.latimes.com/sports/story/2020-05-08/coronavirus-outbreak-leaves-nfl-season-under-layer-uncertainty
From our old pal Joe Banner's POV... “There is no way they are opening the season with 60,000 people in a building,” said Joe Banner, former president of the Philadelphia Eagles and chief executive of the Cleveland Browns. “That in my mind is a zero possibility.”
I'm on record it's odds on the start of the season will be delayed- by as much as two months... Goody-goody. Browns playing the Steelers around President's Day. Stock up on winter survival gear now. (I already have plenty because of my winter bike riding.)
The only chance is stadiums at 1\6 capacity- Tour suggested it already. A good read... https://www.latimes.com/sports/story/2020-05-08/coronavirus-outbreak-leaves-nfl-season-under-layer-uncertainty
From our old pal Joe Banner's POV... “There is no way they are opening the season with 60,000 people in a building,” said Joe Banner, former president of the Philadelphia Eagles and chief executive of the Cleveland Browns. “That in my mind is a zero possibility.”
I'm on record it's odds on the start of the season will be delayed- by as much as two months... Goody-goody. Browns playing the Steelers around President's Day. Stock up on winter survival gear now. (I already have plenty because of my winter bike riding.)
Good article. Here is interesting video on what China is doing/planning on testing people for Covid-19. Seems unlikely the NFL would adopt these procedures but they are looking at billions of dollars of lost revenue so I imagine all options are open. I assume there are U.S. companies doing this but who knows?
A weakness to this type of testing (high temperature) is that a person could be contagious without a temperature. Still, it's pretty cool stuff.
https://www.youtube(dot)com/watch?v=W97O3pbCqP4
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From my experience, some football fans are just plain belligerent, brain dead, assholes. They do stupid shit on purpose. No need to be around them during a pandemic.
......and don't be a fan of the 'other' team because they'd hope that they HAVE covid so they can GIVE it to you.
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The only chance is stadiums at 1\6 capacity- Tour suggested it already. A good read... https://www.latimes.com/sports/story/2020-05-08/coronavirus-outbreak-leaves-nfl-season-under-layer-uncertainty
From our old pal Joe Banner's POV... “There is no way they are opening the season with 60,000 people in a building,” said Joe Banner, former president of the Philadelphia Eagles and chief executive of the Cleveland Browns. “That in my mind is a zero possibility.”
I'm on record it's odds on the start of the season will be delayed- by as much as two months... Goody-goody. Browns playing the Steelers around President's Day. Stock up on winter survival gear now. (I already have plenty because of my winter bike riding.)
Good article. Here is interesting video on what China is doing/planning on testing people for Covid-19. Seems unlikely the NFL would adopt these procedures but they are looking at billions of dollars of lost revenue so I imagine all options are open. I assume there are U.S. companies doing this but who knows?
A weakness to this type of testing (high temperature) is that a person could be contagious without a temperature. Still, it's pretty cool stuff.
https://www.youtube(dot)com/watch?v=W97O3pbCqP4
Good article. Here is interesting video on what China is doing/planning on testing people for Covid-19. Seems unlikely the NFL would adopt these procedures but they are looking at billions of dollars of lost revenue so I imagine all options are open. I assume there are U.S. companies doing this but who knows?
A weakness to this type of testing (high temperature) is that a person could be contagious without a temperature. Still, it's pretty cool stuff.
https://www.youtube(dot)com/watch?v=W97O3pbCqP4
I hope you aren't just learning this now. Thousands have had it and never show any symptoms. In my line of work I get tested with an IR thermometer at a few places I visit. But its only a precaution. It doesn't mean I'm not carrying it.
Considering that thousands are asymptomatic COVID is relatively a mild disease. Only the old farts die...and the vast majority of them have had serious underlying health conditions by which COVID hastened their deaths.
I'd go to a game in a heartbeat except that under my guidelines I would not be permitted to.
For the safety of old people, only those under 50 would be permitted into First Energy with proper ID, and with their stupid masks....and I don't mean dog masks.
...eh, lets make that under 60. A whopping 89 people under 60 yrs. of age have died from this disease.
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I’ve given the OP question some thought, and l would go to a game.
As odd as it may sound, this is an historic event, and that’s not lost on me. A part of me is very interested in having experiences that l may (hopefully) never get the chance to experience again.
The empty mall parking lots, the masked individuals learning to take wide turns around one another, this strange personal obsession l have of trying to figure out how to grab a door handle that no one else has thought of... It’s all unique to the here and now.
I’d like to say l lived it on the edge and look forward to the stories l might tell about it.
this strange personal obsession l have of trying to figure out how to grab a door handle that no one else has thought of..
Just wanted to pull out the "lol-inducing" part...
Years ago I read an article stating that only 20% of men wash their hands after using a public restroom. Certainly you've already uncovered these that I employed long before Covid-19 was a thing...
- the jacket sleeve...
- the paper towel..
- the pinky hook.
The lack of options does make you appreciate establishments with the foresight to install doors that open out or the use of pathways that eliminate the need for doors altogether.
There is another I've seen in a movie* that I have not personally used: waiting for another user to open the door to either exit or preferably exit the lavatory**.
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* I think it was As Good as It Gets but it might have been one of a couple Howard Hughes based movies I've seen.
** Can't remember the last time I used the word "lavatory" and I sure as hell have no idea why it came to mind here.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I use the paper towel that I dried my hands with (yes, after washing) to open the door...then toss the towel in the trash before exiting. Of course that's not much help if there's an air dryer and no paper towels...though you could use a piece of toilet paper.
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Thanks DeWine
Thanks DeWine
It's the nursing homes not Dewin(er). He and Amy Acton are doing a fine job and are recognized all over the country.
........hey they even have their own bobbleheads.
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I use the paper towel that I dried my hands with (yes, after washing) to open the door...then toss the towel in the trash before exiting. Of course that's not much help if there's an air dryer and no paper towels...though you could use a piece of toilet paper.
I use the paper towel that I dried my hands with (yes, after washing) to open the door...then toss the towel in the trash before exiting. Of course that's not much help if there's an air dryer and no paper towels...though you could use a piece of toilet paper.
I've been doing this exact thing since my early 20s when most of my stupidity slowly began to fade away....... yes, it's still fading.
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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.
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.
hell no......
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this strange personal obsession l have of trying to figure out how to grab a door handle that no one else has thought of..
Just wanted to pull out the "lol-inducing" part...
Years ago I read an article stating that only 20% of men wash their hands after using a public restroom. Certainly you've already uncovered these that I employed long before Covid-19 was a thing...
- the jacket sleeve...
- the paper towel..
- the pinky hook.
The lack of options does make you appreciate establishments with the foresight to install doors that open out or the use of pathways that eliminate the need for doors altogether.
There is another I've seen in a movie* that I have not personally used: waiting for another user to open the door to either exit or preferably exit the lavatory**.
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* I think it was As Good as It Gets but it might have been one of a couple Howard Hughes based movies I've seen.
** Can't remember the last time I used the word "lavatory" and I sure as hell have no idea why it came to mind here.
Just wanted to pull out the "lol-inducing" part...
Years ago I read an article stating that only 20% of men wash their hands after using a public restroom. Certainly you've already uncovered these that I employed long before Covid-19 was a thing...
- the jacket sleeve...
- the paper towel..
- the pinky hook.
The lack of options does make you appreciate establishments with the foresight to install doors that open out or the use of pathways that eliminate the need for doors altogether.
There is another I've seen in a movie* that I have not personally used: waiting for another user to open the door to either exit or preferably exit the lavatory**.
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* I think it was As Good as It Gets but it might have been one of a couple Howard Hughes based movies I've seen.
** Can't remember the last time I used the word "lavatory" and I sure as hell have no idea why it came to mind here.
A ha! See, I’ve been doing a twist on the pinky hook... using my ring finger. I figure it’s my least used finger. The pinky is good for picking and scratching, and it’s essential in giving the shocker.
I think it was As Good as it Gets. Good movie.
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I use the paper towel that I dried my hands with (yes, after washing) to open the door...then toss the towel in the trash before exiting. Of course that's not much help if there's an air dryer and no paper towels...though you could use a piece of toilet paper.
I've been doing this exact thing since my early 20s when most of my stupidity slowly began to fade away....... yes, it's still fading.
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I am stupidly thinking about going to the Jags game at the end of November.
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I am stupidly thinking about going to the Jags game at the end of November.
I am stupidly thinking about going to the Jags game at the end of November.
I'll put roses on your grave. ?
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I am stupidly thinking about going to the Jags game at the end of November.
I'll put roses on your grave. ?
I'll put roses on your grave. ?
You quoted it wrong. And it will be nearly December. And I have not yet committed. Just thinking
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I am stupidly thinking about going to the Jags game at the end of November.
I'll put roses on your grave. ?
I'll put roses on your grave. ?
I'll "water" them...
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I'll put roses on your grave. ?
I'll "water" them...
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Just wanted to pull out the "lol-inducing" part...
Years ago I read an article stating that only 20% of men wash their hands after using a public restroom. Certainly you've already uncovered these that I employed long before Covid-19 was a thing...
- the jacket sleeve...
- the paper towel..
- the pinky hook.
The lack of options does make you appreciate establishments with the foresight to install doors that open out or the use of pathways that eliminate the need for doors altogether.
There is another I've seen in a movie* that I have not personally used: waiting for another user to open the door to either exit or preferably exit the lavatory**.
======================================================================================
* I think it was As Good as It Gets but it might have been one of a couple Howard Hughes based movies I've seen.
** Can't remember the last time I used the word "lavatory" and I sure as hell have no idea why it came to mind here.
A ha! See, I’ve been doing a twist on the pinky hook... using my ring finger. I figure it’s my least used finger. The pinky is good for picking and scratching, and it’s essential in giving the shocker.
I think it was As Good as it Gets. Good movie.
A ha! See, I’ve been doing a twist on the pinky hook... using my ring finger. I figure it’s my least used finger. The pinky is good for picking and scratching, and it’s essential in giving the shocker.
I think it was As Good as it Gets. Good movie.
Good gosh, stop being a bunch of wimps. Just grab the damn door handle and walk out of there like a man. Once out, you can lick your hands clean enough.
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