The Coronavirus Boredom Thread

Hey if you can't trust the President's advice then what can you trust?

 

I would think one could trust their own instincts. I definitely wouldn't take the advice of someone who lies so much they actually forget what they lied five minutes ago. Then again that's just me.

 

IF THEY COULD TRUST THEIR OWN INSTINCTS THEY WOULDN'T HAVE VOTED FOR TRUMP!!

 

It was funny

 

Dammit.... I was gonna say that.

 

I would like for all this to be over soon....but not too soon. These idiots on the other hand...

 

Dawin is going to run out of awards this year....

 

hopefully with fewer capital letters.

 

C'mon undies, where's your passion?
CAPITAL LETTERS SHOW PASSION!

 

Why not? It IS boring!

 

Lunch in the age of social distancing

 

Come on he was just being sarcastic when he suggested we should all inject ourselves with bleach to eliminate COVID-19

Just because everyone else in the room was either in a state of shock, or speechless didn't mean anything...lol..

 

Went on another bike hike today, rode to another part of town, about a 6 mile round trip. Walking along the main street of the area, all the coffee shops were closed, had to get a cup at the Starbucks inside the local Safeway. Later I went to this German Deli where they had a barbecue set up outside and they were cooking different kinds of sausages. I got a beer bratwurst with potato salad and a bottle of Oktoberfest beer, then had to walk down the street to a cafe that was closed down to eat it at one of their outdoor tables. Then I went back to the Safeway, got some groceries and put them in my backpack and headed home.

So I killed a couple hours and got some good exercise. Tomorrow I believe I'll go on another bus ride. Oh the weird shit I do to fight coronavirus boredom. Hope it doesn't come back to haunt me.

 

My mother is in a nursing home in Massachusetts which has about 150 residents. Tests showed that 40 residents and 20 staff are positive for the coronavirus and 20 have died. She tested negative and was moved to a separate branch at the facility along with anyone else who tested negative.

My mom is 93 and I've long been at peace with knowing she won't be around much longer, in fact she's been in serious decline the past few years. But now I'm worrying about her again, I don't want her to die from coronavirus. In her state of health it's unlikely she could recover from it.

 

Sorry to hear that, man...