Too little too late?

Tubing?

This is Texas and it's from a thing called tube-fest, not this year, where there was a stage and a performer.

But you get the idea. Lots of day-drinking that leads into long nights of drinking and slobbering all over each other.

Can get packed tighter than sardines. Seems that has been observed for it to be named specifically.

edit: Gonna have to shoot my slow ass pony. Poor little guy.

Even Covid is tough to contract through the air outdoors. Distance cubed etc.

Oh everyone in the south is going to be inside for the next two months?

7,623,411,206,45,111,78,90,22...

Back to front, or front to back?

Well guess that proves we shoulda just done the Sweden plan!!

My sentiments exactly.

Crowded elevator scares the crap out of me.

Empty elevator that was receintely crowded, not much better.

Jesus I would absolutely hate to be out in the middle of that. How could that be fun?

hey hey. less thinking more....


YEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW PAWTNAR!

Where's the toilet?

Yes, that's why it's doing when they close beaches or chase people with drones for taking a nature walk
Outdoor good, indoors death

everywhere

Are there gators in Texas waters? Seems lime they could find a good meal here

They are floating on it

good post! I've also been doing some data analysis trying to understand some of the reasons behind this trend. One thing that is very clear is that we have some serious data quality issues. The CDC or Congress should have been driving for better, more uniform reporting from the states. From what few states report infection rates by age, it appears that the increasingly younger skew of infected people is a major contributor to the ongoing reduction in deaths. However, even when I do some napkin math to account for that, it still appears that deaths are below what you would have expected say 2 months ago. One possible explanation is that doctors are getting better at managing these cases and some of the new medicines are working.

I'm ignorant to it but maybe not sticking people on ventilators immediately? Didnt it turn out ventilators were somewhat of a death sentence? If I'm totally wrong here by all means I understand

I think all we can do at this point is anxiously laugh about it while the Earth sheds herself of it's most lethal virus. It was a good run humanity.

They have learned to use them less, and use proning (turning people on their stomachs) more. Also there are more treatments now for serious patients.

How is it any worse than being at a normal concert? Just upgraded the seat to the fun-ness of an intertube.

Tubing here is a much more solitary/family activity where you float down the river. It's pretty much an ideal activity for not spreading coronavirus so it's the kind of thing our governor would shut down (along with canoeing and kayaking)

Isn't that pretty much what we're doing? Functionally speaking?

FU Yanklandia.

US buys up world stock of key Covid-19 drug

No other country will be able to buy remdesivir, which can help recovery from Covid-19, for next three months at least

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-covid-19-drug