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@George-K Thanks!!

@Axtremus 👍

@Klaus
Not only do they consent, they request! They love their little showers, and get one daily.

These are the froggos in the little froggie house. The frogs in the big froggie house love their daily shower, too. Some frogs love to have water squirted on their tummies, so they jump onto the screen for a spray. This is one of the larger frogs, One-Toe, getting a tummy spray. You'll see that the right hind foot has only one toe. 🙂
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That was fun to listen to.

@Klaus said in Changing the business model in the age of coronavirus (NSFW, sorta):

For safety reasons, I have quarantined these poor ladies in my bed room.

A grateful nation thanks you for your efforts.

@Copper: Wut.

Do you try to become trying or are you trying without having to try?

@brenda 👍

Yeah, I go straight to a specialist too. No referral needed.

Glad you are getting this done or you might play like Klaus.

Scientific consensus? Ask 3 epidemiologists and you get 4 very different answers.

@mark said in Not Livestock - Finally:

It will probably take several generations (maybe 100 years or more) until people stop eating them? Maybe never. There are always be those, who pine Pinscher away for the past.

@Mik said in 'We'll never know if we did too much..':

Well, maybe not.

Army field hospital for Covid-19 surge leaves Seattle after 9 days. It never saw a patient.

I'm sure that can be repaired with hindsight.

Yeah, my guy delivers about dinner time. I can call him at 5:30 and have a case at my door by 7.

That is a great ad!

He's missing a large piece of the testing puzzle. It is very possible to make an immunoassay with screening ability and do it CLIA waived and cheaply.

You test the hotspots and the symptomatic. Base your strategies on that. The answer would probably be cell phone tracking. In today's scary climate, Americans may put up with that.

I love this.

It's traditional to make bad movies out of good books, or good movies out of bad books. This bucks that trend.