it seems as though it hits fat people the hardest...

Took the truck out for some gas this morning - This is what it looks like in the State of New Jersey -

Typically a very busy road and now it's desolate.

https://i.imgur.com/9EYfWis.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/UuTocrK.jpg

Nobody on the roads - Yeah, let's go to shit bag Philadelphia.
Where they piss on the pretzels then sell them to ya.

https://i.imgur.com/Y8EZgQH.jpg

New Jersey Lottery Commission - Dead as a door nail -

https://i.imgur.com/6O9Ai1c.jpg

Same in my country .... my place become goast town.. now ppl no fun ..nothing..im tired of the situation

:( :( :( :helpme

And you guys are 3 weeks late over there.

In Moscow people don't give a fuck. They were sitting at homes for a week or two. Now they all on the streets again.

Yes in most of countries same thing happening. In fact, on some places i see far more people then usually, it's like they simply moved from what is now restricted (bars,restaurants) to it.

well they are in for a reinfection...

Nope. You won't get the virus if you already have it.

The coronavirus may be “reactivating” in people who have been cured of the illness, according to Korea’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

About 51 patients classed as having been cured in South Korea have tested positive again, the CDC said in a briefing on Monday. Rather than being infected again, the virus may have been reactivated in these people, given they tested positive again shortly after being released from quarantine, said Jeong Eun-kyeong, director-general of the Korean CDC.

“While we are putting more weight on reactivation as the possible cause, we are conducting a comprehensive study on this,” Jeong said. “There have been many cases when a patient during treatment will test negative one day and positive another.”

A patient is deemed fully recovered when two tests conducted with a 24-hour interval show negative results.

The Korean CDC will conduct an epidemiological probe into the cases, Jeong said.

South Korea was one of the earliest countries to see a large-scale coronavirus outbreak, but the country has seen just 200 deaths and a falling new case tally since peaking at 1,189 on Feb. 29. One of the world’s most expansive testing programs and a tech-driven approach to tracing infections has seen Korea contain its epidemic without lockdowns or shuttering businesses.

Fear of re-infection in recovered patients is also growing in China, where the virus first emerged last December, after reports that some tested positive again -- and even died from the disease -- after supposedly recovering and leaving hospital. There’s little understanding of why this happens, although some believe that the problem may lie in inconsistencies in test results.

As of Wednesday, South Korea had 10,384 virus cases, with 6,776 released from hospital, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University and Bloomberg News.

Epidemiologists around the world are in a race to find out more about the virus that causes Covid-19. The pathogen’s rapid global spread has recently seen the focus shift to patients who contract the virus but display few or atypical symptoms. Korea has been at the forefront of tracking these cases, which are causing particular concern in China, where the epidemic is showing signs of coming under control.

https://fortune.com/2020/04/09/coron...tivated-virus/

No, it can't. Virus is not a bacteria, which can be killed by antibiotics. The only way to kill a virus is your immune system. If it has destroyed it, it has created a weapon against it.

it will spread again...you need to be in strict lock down or it spreads like shit...and you can get many viruses again...anti bodies are present in some people but not in others...I wish you were right LOL

People get infected with flu every year.
This one probably also mutates.
If not, maybe its so special that can reinfect 10-20 % of people that already had it.

lockdown for life :thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

does it really make sense to you?

Life is fucking risky, take a damn risk, live your life!
don't be such a fucking pussy.

Every year... but with different types. E.g I had a flu at least a couple of times. My wife had no flu for all her life. As I said earlier, I think we both have coronavirus. So what does it mean? We will be immune to it.

No - IT IS NOT FLU - Also it has not been confirmed that everyone that has had CV19 will have full or even some immunity - We can not expect it to behave the same way as flu, because I will say it again - IT IS NOT FLU...

You can call it whatever you want. We here had it for sure. Some were hospitalized with pneumonia and recovered. Many others are coughing till right now. I'm talking about the people we are communicating everyday. I don't need any confirmation because I've studied the basic things in the Soviet school. When your body has get an immunity against some virus, it will be able to do it again. Not always for your whole life but at least for some period of time.

P.S. My wife was coughing for almost a mount (no temperature and no pneumonia). So what? The immune system will do its work anyways.

Catching a particular virus doesn't guarantee you future immunity from that virus with many types - They are not sure with the current corona virus that's causing this pandemic - Most experts think it will but it's not proven...

But look at those gas prices! :pimp

Different cash and card prices - Is that normal? - Never seen that anywhere else...

Very common in the US

Gas is extra retarded in New Jersey. Try to pump your own, see what happens.

what happens? normally they'd be like pump your own gas... ty

New Jersey is the only State in the Union where it is illegal to get out of your car and pump your own gas. Gas station attendants FREAK OUT when you try to do that. LOL

NJ also has the cheapest gas prices in the nation due to all its' oil refineries.

Two times cheaper than in Russia - a country, which sells its own oil and don't buy it from Saudis.

This guy rules the whole oil business in Russia. He is the top paid manager in the World. He earns about $71,000 (yes, over 71 thousands of the US dollars) ... a DAY! OFFICIALLY! In fact he earns at least 10x times more. He is a Putin's close friend. He has no economic or oil-related education (he is not educated at all). He was just a Putin's servant. Now he rules everything related to oil in Russia. He is king with a yacht bigger than 10 of your houses (I mean real big houses). And he is the most desired man for the women here. He has a new teen wife every month. Look how sexy he is:

https://infotime.co/wp-content/uploa...03777145_n.jpg

https://compromat.ws/wp-content/uplo...62a8b4f97c.jpg

https://img.rosbalt.ru/photobank/4/8...GCQFB9-580.jpg

Mmmm :liebe028:

Sometimes the gas station will offer "Credit / Same as Cash" prices but you can normally count on more per gallon of gas if you use a credit or debit card -

Because of coronavirus most businesses in Australia have stopped taking cash, its all tap and go now.

Yeah - Same - Even the Dairy's that normally turn it off want you to use it - I have been here over a year now and I think I have used cash twice...

I even have it on my phone now - When I was here before it used to be a major drama getting money over from the UK or Spain, now I just wave my phone at the machine and it's done - Very cool.....

smoke is a gas, the virus is passed in droplets, so there fore falls onto plastics, clothing etc..

however, you are correct in wondering if it can go further, what has been established is those running and cycling should be as far away as 20mtrs, depnding on speed of course!

https://medium.com/@jurgenthoelen/be...r-a5df19c77d08

wtf you talk about? drunk on vodka, forgot mathematics?

in USA 2 usd per galon - around 0.5 usd per liter

in Russia - around 0.5 usd per liter

SAME price.

Thanks.. That is a incredible article which makes a lot of sense too. Typically I'll ride the bike or go for a walk during the early morning hours when hardly anyone is out.

Another thing I do is wear 2 pairs of sweat pants / 2 sweat shirts along with the N95 mask and plastic garden gloves when I go to the grocery store.
- Pay for the groceries
- Put the groceries in my trunk
- Remove the top layer sweat pants and sweat shirt right there in the parking lot (in a plastic bag they go)
Same with the N95 mask and gloves.

-Home, I wash the fruit and wipe everything else down with Lysol disinfectant spray and wipes. / Then throw those top layer sweats in the washer with hot water.

Horrible way to live but what else can you do. Can't sit around the house wearing those potentially infected clothes.

I'll take pix of the inside of the grocery store on Wednesday when I go purchase some fruit.

https://i.imgur.com/flEOBhE.jpg

Nope. Seems you are drunk right now. In the USA it's $0.49 per liter ($1.873 per gallon is average for all the states). In Russia it's $0.63 (46+ rubles) per liter. Ok, not twice right now, because ruble falls down, but still, the US gas is much cheaper. At least 33% cheaper. I believe you've studied math in the school.

And once again: Russia sells oil to the EU and China. The States buy it from Saudis etc.

In USA the average price is around 0.55-0.6 usd per liter.
Do you know how much % in price of gasoline are actually taxes?
And do you know that USA has low taxes in that matter?
Petrol in USA is cheaper than in Russia by around 10 %

The Internet, do you know it? I gave you a link to the site: https://gasprices.aaa.com/state-gas-price-averages/. It's average. In some places it's as low as this:

https://ei.marketwatch.com/Multimedi...7-9c8e992d421e

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ga...-31?mod=retail

$0.98 is just 25 cents per liter. Can you compare such prices with the Russian ones which grow up every day? I also gave you a link to the graphic of Russian gas prices. If you find a point of a price drop for the last 5 years, you will win the challenge (FYI: we pay for it in rubles). Show me any (just ANY) Russian gas station that sells it for less than 60 cents for a liter. Just any station and anywhere across the country.

.gov domains have higher authority...

https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pri...te_dpgal_w.htm

https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pri...te_dpgal_w.htm

https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/pet_pri...te_dpgal_w.htm

:winkwink::winkwink::winkwink::winkwink:

So it is pretty well established now that COVID-19 disallows binding of oxygen and fills the lungs with toxic residue, thereby causing hypoxia. Fat people need more oxygen, as do asthmatics, people with heart disease, elderly, etc, which is why the loss of efficiency in binding oxygen causes death more readily. Additionally, hypoxia is worse at night, leading to already compromised people staying up days to try to breath, which causes cardiac arrest and stroke from exhaustion.

Bottom line, if you are fat, you must lose weight because you WILL be exposed over the next few years. You must become as oxygen efficient as you can, stay thin, stay in shape.

We are printing money like never before - Trump

He can afford it. Why not?

Scary stuff.. Deadly coronavirus comes in three variants, researchers find

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/scie...searchers-find

“This research indicates that the spread of the virus is increasingly adapted to different populations and therefore the pandemic needs to be taken seriously,”

Types A, B and C are all derived from the pathogen first found in bats but have evolved in different ways, according to a report by British and German geneticists
Findings show the virus has become well adapted to human transmission and mutates as it spreads, Chinese epidemiologist says

:2 cents: . . . Our country is doing it but we cant afford it :helpme.

COVID19 creates your lungs to produce more of the liquid to help heal, then you drown on your own gunk in your lungs...

there´s been healthy people and young slim people with no health problems die from this virus :(

Anyone can die from this :2 cents:

Correct, but you are far less likely to do so if you are young and healthy.

tsss don't try to use logical arguments when talking with woman!

it should be all about emotions, like: we all are going to dieee dieee dieee, stay home forever, stay saaafeee,,,trust your governement!!!!

I don't think you are right. The virus itself does not affect the lungs. When your immune system fights it, the bacterias that live in your body got unleashed and attack your lungs. That's why the pneumonia caused by the virus is being treated by antibiotics.

Shit is this Monday ??

God only knows - I stopped keeping track about a week ago, or was it 2?..

Did you see Shap's account of his infection? His case is considered mild, yet it sounded brutal.

And this account of a 38 year old who went to the same hospital Boris Johnson was taken to:
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...rvive-11970784

It sounds like the media should stop saying young people are likely to survive. While the odds are good, they are nowhere near as good as a seasonal flu. It sounds like a total gamble of who gets very mild, to no symptoms, versus young people who indeed survive, but many because of medical intervention.

Of course we should avoid it - a simple statement of fact is not an advocacy for any action.
People over 80 have an apparent death rate of 15% and people in their 20s .4%. However you want to state it, or whatever actions you take because of that data, it is a simple truth that old people die more frequently.

This is disease is not the flu, it kills by hypoxia. Oxygen levels drop, and toxic chemicals build up in the lungs. People that have trouble with hypoxia, the elderly, asthmatics, obese, those with heart issues, die more readily than those who are in shape. However, those in shape can still die, but they are less likely to do so.

Coronavirus mutation threatens race to develop vaccine.

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/scie...evelop-vaccine

Worldwide effort needs to be towards a universal vaccine, this method we're doing of every lab making their own isn't going to work.

This situation has exposed many Governments of the world and how terrible their preparedness is and how shitty their health care systems are. The US? What we are seeing here is still "capitalism" as all these private companies are jostling for position to make even more money off this tragedy.

Companies are stepping up to fulfill PPE orders, ventilators, etc. But the Gov't has not ORDERED them to do so. Thus many companies - even ones like Amazon - are doing what corporations do: look to fuck people any way they can while increasing their profits. Sad but true.