What the shit https://t.co/np62MxlaJN
— covid avoidance squad leader (@aka_dirtgirl) April 28, 2020
Meat shortages will lead to other shortages as people search for replacement products in the market — so rice, beans, lentils, etc.
This path lead to starvation of many, and not that far in the future. But I guess fucking dumb-ass liberals would prefer the starvation future so that they can burnish their deontological bona fides.
It’s all about the virtue signaling for these folks.
Everyone said 25 was the time your brain stopped developing and I never really knew what that meant – but, now that I'm 28, it feels like a real thing. It feels like there was a meaningful shift in my brain at around 25. Do you guys feel like this happened at all?
— Aella (@Aella_Girl) April 28, 2020
No, not at all. I became who I am when I was about 10 and haven’t really changed that much since then. I was a full adult at that point and wish I’d been able to emancipate myself from childhood and school.
Can attest this true. https://t.co/4JMhU0B7Cj
— Alexander J.A Cortes (@AJA_Cortes) April 28, 2020
Have not been to Poland, but have been to “poorer” countries that all had much better infrastructure and medical care than the US. We are a society of looters all looting one another. Now we’re witnessing the limitations of that philosophy.
#TheMoreYouKnow pic.twitter.com/W6CW9BTHkt
— Aaron 🥑🚈🌲🏀 (@aceckhouse) April 28, 2020
Both look very, very, very overcrowded to me, just in different ways.
What new routine or habit that you picked up in the last month do you think you’ll keep doing going forward?
— Anil Dash 😷 (@anildash) April 27, 2020
None. Already a strong introvert. This changed nothing for me.
Scarlett Johansson did her first great acting in Ghost World.
Excellent film, though to most liberals today the work would be a bit jarring because it does not play to their sensibilities, instead portraying lives as messy and complex. Recommended.
More than 300,000 likely to die if restrictions are lifted.
That is also my estimate, which I made here. However, I don’t think there is much choice. Either that or the economy utterly melts down and millions die. Could’ve been different but won’t be. Now we have to choose, after no wise choice remains.
Bluish lips or face is listed as one of the “emergency” warning sings of Covid-19 here.
You don’t say! If you have bluish lips or face that means you’ve gone hypoxic, are likely experiencing general cerebral hypoxia, and in turn that indicates your shit is so fucked that your level of fuckedness is really quite shitty indeed. Possibly minutes away from death.
Tyson Foods chairman warns ‘the food supply chain is breaking.’
As predicted by…me. Because even a chimp could’ve predicted that.
Here’s what I’m doing inside the cab!! pic.twitter.com/IKnbwbEi0d
— Ag of The World (@AGofTheWorld) April 22, 2020
All is so complex now. This in the right (or wrong) conditions makes it very fragile, as we are seeing now.
I refuse to believe you'd need more than one name. https://t.co/Dd9O6at72X
— maura quint (@behindyourback) April 26, 2020
Those are different men? Huh. I think they are all named Dermot Dermot.
That is Marina Sirtis in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “A Fistul of Datas” that first aired in 1992.
Fed’s Evans expects virus impacts on economy to be short-lived.
In other news, Fed’s Evans is smoking a fucking crack rock the size of Ganymede. He’s ingesting more meth than a weeklong Hell’s Angels shindig if he believes that crock of crap he’s crowing about.
Economy will resemble a tanker undergoing vaccum implosion soon enough. Maybe he misspoke and meant to say “the economy will be short-lived.” In that case, he’d be correct.
Coming Soon: A ‘Tsunami’ Of Business Bankruptcies.
Going to be a real bloodbath like has never been seen before. It’s not bad now compared to what it’ll be in six months.
If I had to pick a single tip that everyone should know when using their PC, this would be up there on the shortlist: https://t.co/u0bmzvmZVw
— Jen Gentleman 🌺 (@JenMsft) April 24, 2020
I use this all the time in Windows and wish it existed in every other UI/OS. Hardly anyone else seems to know about it, though.