Coronavirus

[Grumpaw]

I'm sorry, but what does the vaccine sign say?

It says Vaccines Are Not Placebo Safety Tested.

 

[Dirtman]

Figured it has to be anti vaccination nonsense...

 

[Dirtman]

Awwww here they are being nice and waving to everyone... wait thats not waving...

 

[Grumpaw]

You all notice these nut jobs only come out of the manure piles when their egged on by Fearless Leader and his numerous tweets.

 

[Jim Oaks]

This pandemic has become a:

Religious issue
Constitutional rights issue
Abortion issue
Gun activist issue
The crazies have blamed it on 5G

And now recently, a Genocide issue:

Lead NIH coronavirus researcher suggested pandemic could be 'genocide', said doctors would let blacks die

Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, who is described by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as the "lead" member of the U.S. government team racing to find a coronavirus vaccine, has embraced online theories calling the pandemic a black "genocide" and condemned what she called "systematic oppression" by...

www.foxnews.com

It's all craziness.

 

[JohnnyO]

Update since I am a funeral director. The five county Pittsburgh metro area has been pretty lucky with only 51 deaths so far. With 400 funeral homes in the area it's not a blip on the radar. That said, my place is owned by a corporation with a lot of funeral homes. NYC and NJ are getting crushed. If someone dies in NYC right not their family is not likely to even find a funeral home that can take them. As a result our office in NJ is swamped. One of the funeral directors in our office in the Philadelphia suburbs is also licensed in NJ so he is helping that office which only leaves one person in the Philly office so I am doing some case paperwork for them. The NJ office is so swamped they are forwarding their phone to us in the day and we take their info and email it to the appropriate person. The phone rings all day and does not stop. NY has had the most cases and deaths, about 12,000, with the vast majority in NYC. NJ has the most deaths per capita.

 

[Dirtman]

Nj has to be the best at something...

 

[4.0blue98]

I always thought it was sending their garbage to PA...

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

Update since I am a funeral director. The five county Pittsburgh metro area has been pretty lucky with only 51 deaths so far. With 400 funeral homes in the area it's not a blip on the radar. That said, my place is owned by a corporation with a lot of funeral homes. NYC and NJ are getting crushed. If someone dies in NYC right not their family is not likely to even find a funeral home that can take them. As a result our office in NJ is swamped. One of the funeral directors in our office in the Philadelphia suburbs is also licensed in NJ so he is helping that office which only leaves one person in the Philly office so I am doing some case paperwork for them. The NJ office is so swamped they are forwarding their phone to us in the day and we take their info and email it to the appropriate person. The phone rings all day and does not stop. NY has had the most cases and deaths, about 12,000, with the vast majority in NYC. NJ has the most deaths per capita.

I think people forget how hard others work so we can have some sense of normalcy.

Thank you, John.

 

[JohnnyO]

Nj has to be the best at something...

I always thought it was sending their garbage to PA...

Before I found a full-time funeral director job I worked for six months as a cab driver for the railroad shuttling rail crews around. Most of the NY and NJ garbage goes through PA on the way to Indiana. Railyard reeks for about three hours after the garbage train goes through.

 

[Craig0320]

Well at least we have our dignity.

 

[PetroleumJunkie412]

Well at least we have our dignity.

Ehhhhhh??

 

[4.0blue98]

Before I found a full-time funeral director job I worked for six months as a cab driver for the railroad shuttling rail crews around. Most of the NY and NJ garbage goes through PA on the way to Indiana. Railyard reeks for about three hours after the garbage train goes through.

I'm from Scranton and there was a constant stream of rigs on I80 and I84 coming in to our landfills from NYC and NJ. It was good for the NEPA economy. We always called Jersey the garbage state (instead of the garden state). Not at all a diss to the people or state, it was just because of the garbage parade. I spent alot of time in NJ in my travels and have many friends and relatives there. Much of it is very beautiful. Never realized it was shipping garbage by train too!

 

[Dirtman]

Imagine a train full of NY poop stuck in your town for months...

Redirect Notice

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[JohnnyO]

I'm from Scranton and there was a constant stream of rigs on I80 and I84 coming in to our landfills from NYC and NJ. It was good for the NEPA economy. We always called Jersey the garbage state (instead of the garden state). Not at all a diss to the people or state, it was just because of the garbage parade. I spent alot of time in NJ in my travels and have many friends and relatives there. Much of it is very beautiful. Never realized it was shipping garbage by train too!

Realistically NJ isn't that big but a whole lot of people live there so they really don't have enough room to put the garbage.