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Unfortunately, worn slips of japanese girls aren't quite big enough to cover both, mouth and nose.
Unfortunately, worn slips of japanese girls aren't quite big enough to cover both, mouth and nose.
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Not big enough in surface but compensates it with a layer of thick hair on the inside which outperforms N95 filtering. Best thing is to apply DP (double-pantsu) technique to stay safe
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Nature sometimes says, "You're useless to me."
Sorry to hear, man. Good luck sheltering while the Instacart Morgue service is in play.
Speaking of people who should have remained anonymous randos if not for shelter in place orders...
Yeah. And not being able to see beyond their current predicament where they can barely do anything.
Surprisingly only a handful of that number can be attributed to Jonathan Zebina.
Sorry to hear, man. Good luck sheltering while the Instacart Morgue service is in play.
Speaking of people who should have remained anonymous randos if not for shelter in place orders...
Yeah. And not being able to see beyond their current predicament where they can barely do anything.
Surprisingly only a handful of that number can be attributed to Jonathan Zebina.
Jared is the man
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Another reason why schools cannot be kept open. I'm seeing way too many people in their 50's die.
Brooklyn elementary school teacher dies from coronavirus
https://www.nydailynews.com/coronav...0200402-mwpikjhwijbs5nd32ege3slgkq-story.html
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But in other news...
https://www.nydailynews.com/coronav...0200402-yg6om57jnvglre6hapa4nkixzi-story.html
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It's normal to feel the center of everything. It's part of our human nature, so not matter if your life is a paradise or a hell, if it gets worst than before and it usually comes to the point when its one thing after other, people just feel "why me?".
People be worried for their own things (not matter what there are) over the rest its nothing but normal, usually after a while the majority of people realize that its just life and at the end it was not as bad as it looks and there are millions of worse situations.
Some others are just so stubborn or asshole enough to be able to realize their problems are, in a bigger picture, quite stupids
If we let this pandemic growth freely, not just people with the virus are going to die, basically anyone in a medical emergency in the next follow months would die. Think in any reason to be in ER, well, that may be your death certificate title.
P.D. about your post
... some other day I would take a couple of pieces of my personal diary and mention you
People be worried for their own things (not matter what there are) over the rest its nothing but normal, usually after a while the majority of people realize that its just life and at the end it was not as bad as it looks and there are millions of worse situations.
Some others are just so stubborn or asshole enough to be able to realize their problems are, in a bigger picture, quite stupids
If we let this pandemic growth freely, not just people with the virus are going to die, basically anyone in a medical emergency in the next follow months would die. Think in any reason to be in ER, well, that may be your death certificate title.
P.D. about your post
... some other day I would take a couple of pieces of my personal diary and mention you
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Hasn't really been discussed very much, but couple of explanations:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-52118781
https://www.ft.com/content/3c9cf7d0-3d11-443e-a156-d111b333fd72
Other aspect not mentioned is that the UK seems to have gone further and faster than virtually everyone else to mitigate the economic impact on individuals. While that has been a good thing, I wonder if that has been a distraction and moved resources away from actually treating/testing for covid as well as they possibly could right now.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-52118781
https://www.ft.com/content/3c9cf7d0-3d11-443e-a156-d111b333fd72
Other aspect not mentioned is that the UK seems to have gone further and faster than virtually everyone else to mitigate the economic impact on individuals. While that has been a good thing, I wonder if that has been a distraction and moved resources away from actually treating/testing for covid as well as they possibly could right now.
Damn the torpedoes. That's top notch when you can say so much in what you're not saying. 
This.
Kiddie pr0n hasn't been the same since.
Reminds me of the peak days of the AIDS crisis when everyone came down with pneumonia and candidiasis. (I know this because one summer in 1991 I worked a temp job doing clinical data entry for Burroughs Wellcome in RTP, North Carolina for their AZT drug trials.)
This.
Jared is the man
Reminds me of the peak days of the AIDS crisis when everyone came down with pneumonia and candidiasis. (I know this because one summer in 1991 I worked a temp job doing clinical data entry for Burroughs Wellcome in RTP, North Carolina for their AZT drug trials.)
The Bar Association of Antwerp has now officially asked firms to do as much as possible to keep everyone on board..
Apparently many laywers have already been let go. Damn. The arrogance and coldhearted nature of some people still manages to surprise me. Some of these people bought Teslas or Porshes a month ago. And now they're sacking others.
Apparently many laywers have already been let go. Damn. The arrogance and coldhearted nature of some people still manages to surprise me. Some of these people bought Teslas or Porshes a month ago. And now they're sacking others.
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