comment by Ole-dirty-baztard - You want ole in, ole out, in, out, in, out, shake it all about. Do the ole Koke-Penited (U19119)
posted 2 hours, 23 minutes ago
comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 24 seconds ago
So , it's a strait choice then ,

the sink(for want of a better word) hole that is Florida ! or,

the snake/ spider/ dingo etc etc etc infested large island that is Oz !

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Florida. I’ll risk the brown recluse bites over dinner plate horrors
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Brown Recluse concern me the most as well. Hard to find but scary looking feckers. Luckily they like dingy basements etc rather than your bedroom.

Sydney Funnel Web spiders are the real ones to worry about. They will ruin your day very quickly. Luckily they rarely come into central Sydney homes. Possibly the deadliest spider on the planet.

comment by GTWI4T- some people deserve to get trolled (U6008)
posted 4 minutes ago
Has the US even been hit properly by the Delta yet? Cos if not, things are going to change rapidly when it does get there.
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It is just starting to take a foothold now. Those with the two dose jabs should be OK. Those with the single dose maybe not so much. Those unvaccinated are probably in trouble.

61k yesterday in the US. This variant took hold in Arkansas and Missouri, two of the least vaccinated states

comment by Robb - Ashes prediction 5-0 (U22311)
posted 2 hours, 34 minutes ago
Florida is also full of Floridians.
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Google Florida Man. and maybe invasive species in Florida.

Florida is a bizarre state. It is really like the wild west in a lot of the interior.

https://twitter.com/selfpr0tect/status/1415923843516878851?s=21

One of my fave “Florida man”

Is it really Fox target audience that are all unvaccinated though. I thought the majority of the unvaccinated are minorities not Asians.

comment by Mr. McGibblets (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 3 minutes ago
Is it really Fox target audience that are all unvaccinated though. I thought the majority of the unvaccinated are minorities not Asians.
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I would guess half the ones left unvaccinated are Trumpers, so like 25% maybe but it could be more.

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 28 minutes ago
comment by Vidicschin (U3584)
posted 1 minute ago
I merely pointed out he took the polar opposite approach to California and they ended up in the same place statistically,

……

If Florida had population hot spots like LA, you wouldn’t see the same. You would see a hell of a lot more dead in Florida.

Ron played with peoples lives and got lucky.
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The population is accurate, but also don’t forget some 80m people visited Florida last year too.

With that kind of insurgency logic would dictate deaths should’ve been far higher.
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I'm sure most if those people went home. Spreading the virus along the way. Oh and are you sure you can trust the Florida numbers? De Santis fired the woman who was in charge of the stats last year CIA he didn't like the numbers.

Cinci, is Ohio pretty much maskless in public space? Like I've gone out a lot this past few weeks and literally restaurants/bars employees aren't wearing masks anymore. Hope this doesn't come back and bite us in the ass

Miami has been a party since COVID started. They've got hotspots over there too.

It's how you play the risk management game. Priortize the older and those with underlying health issues first, then move your way down.

comment by Mr. McGibblets (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 3 minutes ago
Cinci, is Ohio pretty much maskless in public space? Like I've gone out a lot this past few weeks and literally restaurants/bars employees aren't wearing masks anymore. Hope this doesn't come back and bite us in the ass
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I live in Arizona these days. Ohio is probably the state with the most morons to be honest and even during regulations once you left the bigger towns masks disappeared.

In AZ different towns have different rules, Scottsdale where I am has been pretty good but no restrictions now. I have given up trying to see any logic to any of it and the ridiculous way the US just passes responsibility down the line is unreal. States doing what they want, counties within those states allowed to do what they want and townships within those counties able to do whatever they want. It's a shambles.

People need to realize that Florida is a vacation spot and most come and go before symptoms would even kick in, not to mention being a state loads of youngsters go to who may not show signs at all.

Well that’s true

But all those restaraunt, bar and hotel staff that serve the 80m tourists last year didn’t come and go, they stayed.

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 3 minutes ago
Well that’s true

But all those restaraunt, bar and hotel staff that serve the 80m tourists last year didn’t come and go, they stayed.
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And most of them would be the right side of thirty. Also a lot of restaurants and places do have staff wear masks even if customers don't have to.

comment by Cinciwolf----Wolves poster of the millennium (U11551)
posted 1 hour, 19 minutes ago
comment by Mr. McGibblets (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 3 minutes ago
Cinci, is Ohio pretty much maskless in public space? Like I've gone out a lot this past few weeks and literally restaurants/bars employees aren't wearing masks anymore. Hope this doesn't come back and bite us in the ass
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I live in Arizona these days. Ohio is probably the state with the most morons to be honest and even during regulations once you left the bigger towns masks disappeared.

In AZ different towns have different rules, Scottsdale where I am has been pretty good but no restrictions now. I have given up trying to see any logic to any of it and the ridiculous way the US just passes responsibility down the line is unreal. States doing what they want, counties within those states allowed to do what they want and townships within those counties able to do whatever they want. It's a shambles.
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I spent four days in Scottsdale Old Town. A truly wonderful place.

comment by HarlequinHebdo (U16981)
posted 3 hours, 31 minutes ago
Don't the aboriginies eat them on toast !
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If this is true then we clearly didn’t give them enough empire the first time. Send in the Coldstream guards.

comment by Cinciwolf----Wolves poster of the millennium (U11551)
posted 1 hour, 3 minutes ago
comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 3 minutes ago
Well that’s true

But all those restaraunt, bar and hotel staff that serve the 80m tourists last year didn’t come and go, they stayed.
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And most of them would be the right side of thirty. Also a lot of restaurants and places do have staff wear masks even if customers don't have to.
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I thought masks didn’t stop you catching it just stopped you spreading it

comment by Mr. McGibblets (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 2 hours, 5 minutes ago
Is it really Fox target audience that are all unvaccinated though. I thought the majority of the unvaccinated are minorities not Asians.
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There will be Dems and Independents that for what ever reason will not get the vaccine. There will also be minorities that will not get it for a whole batch of reasons.

But the Fox (and the likes of News Max) target audience are for one group of people only. Morons.

I remember watching Fox News in the days after 9/11.

The presenters were wearing flak jackets as if that would make a difference if a plane was to crash into the studio.

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 33 minutes ago
comment by Cinciwolf----Wolves poster of the millennium (U11551)
posted 1 hour, 3 minutes ago
comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 3 minutes ago
Well that’s true

But all those restaraunt, bar and hotel staff that serve the 80m tourists last year didn’t come and go, they stayed.
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And most of them would be the right side of thirty. Also a lot of restaurants and places do have staff wear masks even if customers don't have to.
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I thought masks didn’t stop you catching it just stopped you spreading it
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Assume that is why restaurants do it, they don't want to be responsible for an outbreak.

Ok but my point was the workers were exposed to 80m tourists so the Florida numbers should’ve been higher

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 3 minutes ago
Ok but my point was the workers were exposed to 80m tourists so the Florida numbers should’ve been higher
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No idea mate, can't say I have looked at Florida numbers. Could be many explanations if the numbers are disproportionately low. But I would guess a lot of Covid cases elsewhere probably stem from vacationers to Florida for a start.

comment by Dwight K Schrute (U22590)
posted 4 minutes ago
Ok but my point was the workers were exposed to 80m tourists so the Florida numbers should’ve been higher
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Do you think tourists are more likely to spend their time indoors where Covid is more likely to spread or outdoors where it isn’t?

Your points get thinner each time someone answers you.