Corona

[LisaSkinnoble]

[CommitmentRulz]

My gym has been open 2 weeks. I have been there 12 of those days (sometimes twice, but that's a long story). I haven't seen a single mask yet. I guess, we'll all be dead within 2 weeks, huh... ;-)

(And I haven't pee'd on anyone either.)

[acrawlingchaos]

Careful now.... I got my ass chewed for showing such a disrespectful meme that minimizes the efficacy of masks....




or something.

[Bando]

My gym has been open 2 weeks. I have been there 12 of those days (sometimes twice, but that's a long story).

When my gym opens up they'll need to sterilize every piece of equipment because I'm kissing every barbell, plate and dumbell.

[HomeGym70]

reason.com/2020/05/24/the-cdcs-new-best-estimate-implies-a-covid-19-infection-fatality-rate-below-0-3/


“According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the current "best estimate" for the fatality rate among Americans with COVID-19 symptoms is 0.4 percent. The CDC also estimates that 35 percent of people infected by the COVID-19 virus never develop symptoms. Those numbers imply that the virus kills less than 0.3 percent of people infected by it.”

[Bando]

reason.com/2020/05/24/the-cdcs-new-best-estimate-implies-a-covid-19-infection-fatality-rate-below-0-3/


“According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the current "best estimate" for the fatality rate among Americans with COVID-19 symptoms is 0.4 percent. The CDC also estimates that 35 percent of people infected by the COVID-19 virus never develop symptoms. Those numbers imply that the virus kills less than 0.3 percent of people infected by it.”

You joined here a few months ago and have no profile picture, no history of lifting weights, broken English - me think you work for Soviet Russia. Are you a double agent//person like Melania or just a simple Bot?

[HomeGym70]

You joined here a few months ago and have no profile picture, no history of lifting weights, broken English - me think you work for Soviet Russia. Are you a double agent//person like Melania or just a simple Bot?

You gave me negative reps because I posted an informational link to a reputable news outlet on the exact topic of the thread? Nice.

You’ll have to explain the broken English part, let’s see some examples of that.

[mtpockets]

[Corbi]

You gave me negative reps because I posted an informational link to a reputable news outlet on the exact topic of the thread? Nice.

You’ll have to explain the broken English part, let’s see some examples of that.

Those were probably drunk reps.

[deadwoodgregg]

You gave me negative reps because I posted an informational link to a reputable news outlet on the exact topic of the thread? Nice.

You’ll have to explain the broken English part, let’s see some examples of that.

I sent you some greenz to help ease the sting. You didn't post anything out of line.

I don't understand negging someone in the OV35 misc unless they are an obvious troll or somebody deliberately being an a$$hole to one of the regulars here.

[Corbi]

I sent you some greenz to help ease the sting. You didn't post anything out of line.

I don't understand negging someone in the OV35 misc unless they are an obvious troll or somebody deliberately being an a$$hole to one of the regulars here.

This x's 1,000.

[mtpockets]

I sent you some greenz to help ease the sting. You didn't post anything out of line.

I don't understand negging someone in the OV35 misc unless they are an obvious troll or somebody deliberately being an a$$hole to one of the regulars here.

Agreed. I repped him yesterday as well.

[mtpockets]

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A troop of monkeys in India attacked a medical official and snatched away blood samples of patients who had tested positive for the novel coronavirus, authorities said on Friday.

The attack occurred this week when a laboratory technician was walking in the campus of a state-run medical college in Meerut, 460 km (285 miles) north of Lucknow, capital of Uttar Pradesh state.

“Monkeys grabbed and fled with the blood samples of four COVID-19 patients who are undergoing treatment ... we had to take their blood samples again,” said Dr S. K. Garg, a top official at the college.

Authorities said they were not clear if the monkeys had spilled the blood samples, but people living near the leafy campus feared further spread of the virus if the monkeys carried the samples into residential areas.

Garg said it was not clear if the monkeys could contract the coronavirus if they came into contact with infected blood.

“No evidence has been found that monkeys can contract the infection,” Garg told Reuters.

The virus is believed to have jumped from animals into people in a wildlife market in the Chinese city of Wuhan late last year.

India has had 165,799 cases of the coronavirus and 4,706 deaths.

Monkeys have been increasingly straying into human settlements in India and causing disturbances, even attacking people. Environmentalists say the destruction of natural habitat is the main reason the animals move into urban areas in search of food.

[mtpockets]

Things are heating up everywhere, with all these protests, the second wave of Rona will hit before the first is even over.

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[x-trainer ben]

Great video, thanks for that!
i like what he said at, 5:30, 9:00, and 10:30

[mtpockets]

[Richy P]

Now this may have been discussed...but the lenght of the thread means I go reading it all.

But... how many of you have lost significant weight due to not being able to workout as you would have done before the C19 restrictions kicked off?

[mtpockets]

A Texas doctor says a 30-year-old patient died after attending a “COVID party,” believing the coronavirus pandemic was a hoax.

The patient, who was treated at a San Antonio hospital, is just one of thousands to test positive in the state in recent days. On Saturday, Texas state officials reported a record 10,351 daily new cases.

“We cared for a 30-year-old patient at Methodist Hospital who told their nurse that they had attended a ‘COVID party.’ ... Just before the patient died, they looked at their nurse and said ‘I think I made a mistake. I thought this was a hoax, but it’s not,’” said Dr. Jane Appleby in a video statement obtained by USA TODAY. Appleby is the chief medical officer for Methodist Healthcare in San Antonio.

Appleby said the parties are held by those skeptical of the virus and include someone who has previously tested positive. Attendees go to see “if the virus is real and if anyone gets infected.”

Similar parties have been reported in other areas of the nation, including Alabama and Kentucky.

Young people are increasingly catching and spreading the novel virus. People under 45 made up 42% of cases before Memorial Day weekend but 55% of cases reported since then, a USA TODAY analysis found in late June.

Although COVID-19 has been known mainly for its impact on seniors, experts said the disease can debilitate patients in young age cohorts as well. And they warned that an expansion in cases among younger people ultimately threatens any vulnerable person with whom they come in contact.

Methodist Hospital is currently treating multiple COVID-19 patients in their 20s and 30s, Appleby said. Some may require intensive care, she said.

Appleby urged Texans to wear a mask, stay at home when possible and avoid spending time with groups of people.