Population spikes due to caronavirus
Mar 14, 2020 15:50:52 #
News date: December 2020
Hospitals are overwhelmed by a flood of new patients. Seems those healthy self quarantined folks last March, with well stocked pantry’s & liquor cabinets and no sports to watch engaged in other personal activities. Now, millions of expecting parents are scrambling to find available maternity wards.
Is a Baby Boom coming?
Hospitals are overwhelmed by a flood of new patients. Seems those healthy self quarantined folks last March, with well stocked pantry’s & liquor cabinets and no sports to watch engaged in other personal activities. Now, millions of expecting parents are scrambling to find available maternity wards.
Is a Baby Boom coming?
Mar 14, 2020 16:10:14 #
oldsalt wrote:
News date: December 2020
Hospitals are overwhelmed by a flood of new patients. Seems those healthy self quarantined folks last March, with well stocked pantry’s & liquor cabinets and no sports to watch engaged in other personal activities. Now, millions of expecting parents are scrambling to find available maternity wards.
Is a Baby Boom coming?
Hospitals are overwhelmed by a flood of new patients. Seems those healthy self quarantined folks last March, with well stocked pantry’s & liquor cabinets and no sports to watch engaged in other personal activities. Now, millions of expecting parents are scrambling to find available maternity wards.
Is a Baby Boom coming?
It could very well be, but the old people are supposed to get the coronavirus and they just shoot dust. Oh, you said, healthy, self quarantined folks. Then it could happen. My mistake!
I checked with the liquor store today and they said that they have no intention of closing any time soon. Wouldn't that be something if they closed? Couples would be trying to get a divorce and all of the judges would be in quarantine. Murders could also spike. Where is this going to end?
Mar 14, 2020 16:14:58 #
flyguy wrote:
It could very well be, but the old people are supposed to get the coronavirus and they just shoot dust. Oh, you said, healthy, self quarantined folks. Then it could happen. My mistake!
I checked with the liquor store today and they said that they have no intention of closing any time soon. Wouldn't that be something if they closed? Couples would be trying to get a divorce and all of the judges would be in quarantine. Murders could also spike. Where is this going to end?
I checked with the liquor store today and they said that they have no intention of closing any time soon. Wouldn't that be something if they closed? Couples would be trying to get a divorce and all of the judges would be in quarantine. Murders could also spike. Where is this going to end?
Not gonna be pretty.
Mar 14, 2020 17:55:10 #
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Mar 14, 2020 18:40:56 #
EasternOZ wrote:
Yep not gonna be pretty LOL
Walmart super store in Roseville, CA. I don't know what was on the 1.98 shelf, but it's long gone whatever it was. Lot of empty shelves. No tp, no paper products at all for that matter. No pasta, beans, beef, chicken, milk, eggs. Canned veggies just about all gone, no tomatoes or tomato sauces. Pretty slim pickins.
I reckon folks are preparing for the zombie apocalypse. Saw quite a few folks wearing masks, and more than a few lookin kinda wary and lean and hungry. Know what I mean? Think I'll stay home now. And if you're thinking of coming to Lincoln to get some tp, forget it. There ain't any here either. Except at my house, and you're all welcome to come on over and use the facilities if you've a mind to. Thqt's about as friendly a gesture as a body could make these days.
Mar 14, 2020 19:47:52 #
Spiritof27 wrote:
Walmart super store in Roseville, CA. I don't kno... (show quote)
Not sure I can hold it that long I better get started.
Lets see what gets said tomorrow evening.
Closed a lot more schools and establishments today it said on the news.
Everyone stay healthy and aware of your surroundings.
Mar 14, 2020 19:48:23 #
Mar 14, 2020 19:55:29 #
Mar 14, 2020 20:58:48 #
Foodfisher wrote:
One of the other guys started it - High Velocity Low Density Shtuff
Thank you I missed it!
Mar 14, 2020 21:00:10 #
Spiritof27 wrote:
Walmart super store in Roseville, CA. I don't kno... (show quote)
Your photos looked like my shopping trip earlier today; there was not a shred of anything resembling TP anywhere ! The shelves were empty for liquid hand soap, rubbing alcohol,
paper towels, toilet paper, 'Wet Wipes', Kleenex, etc., etc., etc.!
The place was literally 'cleaned
out' ! Still have four rolls left, a
half box of Kleenex and a roll of paper towels ! (OUCH !)
Mar 14, 2020 21:02:57 #
Big A wrote:
Your photos looked like my shopping trip earlier today; there was not a shred of anything resembling TP anywhere ! The shelves were empty for liquid hand soap, rubbing alcohol,
paper towels, toilet paper, 'Wet Wipes', Kleenex, etc., etc., etc.!
The place was literally 'cleaned
out' ! Still have four rolls left, a
half box of Kleenex and a roll of paper towels ! (OUCH !)
paper towels, toilet paper, 'Wet Wipes', Kleenex, etc., etc., etc.!
The place was literally 'cleaned
out' ! Still have four rolls left, a
half box of Kleenex and a roll of paper towels ! (OUCH !)
And no yellow pages or white.
O my.
Encyclopedias are also relics.
Mar 14, 2020 21:10:14 #
EasternOZ wrote:
And no yellow pages or white.
O my.
Encyclopedias are also relics.
O my.
Encyclopedias are also relics.
Luckily I have lots of cornfields. A little rough, but do the job.
Daughter's fiancee said to use cats........self cleaning!
Mar 14, 2020 21:31:53 #
Iowa Farmer wrote:
Luckily I have lots of cornfields. A little rough, but do the job.
Daughter's fiancee said to use cats........self cleaning!
Daughter's fiancee said to use cats........self cleaning!
LOL
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