Doesn't matter. You're still going to have to wear a mask at the Ry next season.
1. No.
2. Even if yes, then is that the worst thing in the world you can think of to whine and complain about?
How many times a day do you change your diaper and clean your pacifier? If you have any friends, then they must love having you around to whine and complain.
So Called Friend: Love it here at the beach. 80 degrees and sunny.
NYG Fan: Yeah, but I see clouds in the distance. It'll probably be only 70 in the shade. And next week, it might rain one day.
So Called Friend: Hey, you dropped your box of diapers.
1. You're wrong. Masks will be required.
2. Yes. I am extremely blessed. Masks, moreso the absolutely foolish inconsistency on requirements, is absolutely my biggest complaint right now. I know, everyone should be so lucky.
Is the reason you like to jump on my posts about it because you are embarrassed about what's happening and feel like you have to defend it, but can't really? (You seem to be spending more time complaining about me than addressing my points/questions) How can you possibly take the current sitch/requirements seriously? Covid at the gas station, but not at the post office next door?
How do you justify that? Science? And then you want to moan about people that point out that the science has no clothes?
ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago
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I thought nobody cares about PC and UConn/Hurley on this board??
There’s a ton of daily posts pertaining to those two programs people here supposedly don’t care about.
What are you talking about Rhody15?
This is a Rhode Island. Discussion is about Covid in Rhode Island primarily and extends across the US and Globally.
So the postponing of the PC-URI because of Covid impacting schools in Providence and Storrs Connecticut is relevant. It’s news.
So would the postponing of Brown, Bryant, URI and other nearby schools.
Please, please stop harassing me. I’ve asked you before and I’m asking again.
Leave me alone.
Feels like your years long hatred for Jermaine Harris is now targeted to me. Fuck off.
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You have people who stomp and kick and want things to be 100% like they were two years ago. That’s not going to happen
You have people who want to lockdown everybody at home until this whole thing is gone. That’s also not going to happen.
The actual result will be somewhere in the middle. Where in the middle? No one knows yet. This thing changes so fast, even the experts (and so called experts) don’t have a clue.
I’m high risk, my immune system is a mess among several other comorbidities. If I see you without a mask, I will make assumptions that so far have kept me on this side of the grass and will avoid you. What I don’t understand is people here making fun of people like me for doing that.
BTW got my second booster today! Go me.
CaptainRon wrote: ↑2 years ago
You have people who stomp and kick and want things to be 100% like they were two years ago. That’s not going to happen
You have people who want to lockdown everybody at home until this whole thing is gone. That’s also not going to happen.
The actual result will be somewhere in the middle. Where in the middle? No one knows yet. This thing changes so fast, even the experts (and so called experts) don’t have a clue.
I’m high risk, my immune system is a mess among several other comorbidities. If I see you without a mask, I will make assumptions that so far have kept me on this side of the grass and will avoid you. What I don’t understand is people here making fun of people like me for doing that.
BTW got my second booster today! Go me.
I don't give a ratsy if you wear a mask or not. And I (probably) wouldn't make fun of you for doing so. Just don't make me, that's all.
ElmCityRhody wrote: ↑2 years ago
supreme court blocks mandate
Omigosh...some reasonability...
"Although COVID-19 is a risk that occurs in many workplaces, it is not an occupational hazard in most," the Court ruled. "COVID–19 can and does spread at home, in schools, during sporting events, and everywhere else that people gather. That kind of universal risk is no different from the day-to-day dangers that all face from crime, air pollution, or any number of communicable diseases."
ElmCityRhody wrote: ↑2 years ago
supreme court blocks mandate
Omigosh...some reasonability...
"Although COVID-19 is a risk that occurs in many workplaces, it is not an occupational hazard in most," the Court ruled. "COVID–19 can and does spread at home, in schools, during sporting events, and everywhere else that people gather. That kind of universal risk is no different from the day-to-day dangers that all face from crime, air pollution, or any number of communicable diseases."
This is for companies with employees 100+
Represents about 80 million people in US
Mandate is still in effect for Hospitals and Nursing homes that get money from Medicaid and Medicare
CaptainRon wrote: ↑2 years ago
You have people who stomp and kick and want things to be 100% like they were two years ago. That’s not going to happen
You have people who want to lockdown everybody at home until this whole thing is gone. That’s also not going to happen.
The actual result will be somewhere in the middle. Where in the middle? No one knows yet. This thing changes so fast, even the experts (and so called experts) don’t have a clue.
I’m high risk, my immune system is a mess among several other comorbidities. If I see you without a mask, I will make assumptions that so far have kept me on this side of the grass and will avoid you. What I don’t understand is people here making fun of people like me for doing that.
BTW got my second booster today! Go me.
I'm thinking the middle is you do what you want to do, and I'll do what I want to do. Like it was 2 years ago.
ElmCityRhody wrote: ↑2 years ago
supreme court blocks mandate
Omigosh...some reasonability...
"Although COVID-19 is a risk that occurs in many workplaces, it is not an occupational hazard in most," the Court ruled. "COVID–19 can and does spread at home, in schools, during sporting events, and everywhere else that people gather. That kind of universal risk is no different from the day-to-day dangers that all face from crime, air pollution, or any number of communicable diseases."
This is for companies with employees 100+
Represents about 80 million people in US
Mandate is still in effect for Hospitals and Nursing homes that get money from Medicaid and Medicare
Still...a baby step towards a return to common sense. Do you think smaller companies are going to try to enforce? (No)
"Although COVID-19 is a risk that occurs in many workplaces, it is not an occupational hazard in most," the Court ruled. "COVID–19 can and does spread at home, in schools, during sporting events, and everywhere else that people gather. That kind of universal risk is no different from the day-to-day dangers that all face from crime, air pollution, or any number of communicable diseases."
This is for companies with employees 100+
Represents about 80 million people in US
Mandate is still in effect for Hospitals and Nursing homes that get money from Medicaid and Medicare
Still...a baby step towards a return to common sense.
Companies can still mandate it, and most big companies have. This ruling just says the government can’t tell them to which was the correct ruling.
ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago
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I thought nobody cares about PC and UConn/Hurley on this board??
There’s a ton of daily posts pertaining to those two programs people here supposedly don’t care about.
What are you talking about Rhody15?
This is a Rhode Island. Discussion is about Covid in Rhode Island primarily and extends across the US and Globally.
So the postponing of the PC-URI because of Covid impacting schools in Providence and Storrs Connecticut is relevant. It’s news.
So would the postponing of Brown, Bryant, URI and other nearby schools.
Please, please stop harassing me. I’ve asked you before and I’m asking again.
Leave me alone.
Feels like your years long hatred for Jermaine Harris is now targeted to me. Fuck off.
Just stating that numerous people here continue to say nobody cares about both those programs, yet there’s always posts about them.
No idea when people continue to believe those programs are irrelevant to us.
I thought nobody cares about PC and UConn/Hurley on this board??
There’s a ton of daily posts pertaining to those two programs people here supposedly don’t care about.
What are you talking about Rhody15?
This is a Rhode Island. Discussion is about Covid in Rhode Island primarily and extends across the US and Globally.
So the postponing of the PC-URI because of Covid impacting schools in Providence and Storrs Connecticut is relevant. It’s news.
So would the postponing of Brown, Bryant, URI and other nearby schools.
Please, please stop harassing me. I’ve asked you before and I’m asking again.
Leave me alone.
Feels like your years long hatred for Jermaine Harris is now targeted to me. Fuck off.
Just stating that numerous people here continue to say nobody cares about both those programs, yet there’s always posts about them.
No idea when people continue to believe those programs are irrelevant to us.
Folks are interested in UConn and PC and if it's covid related, which this is, it's not only relevant, but local. If you have an issue with it, see if you can become a mod, block the poster, or report it if you have such thin skin that it offends you.
The NCAA has announced it’s winter 2022 sports COVID-19 guidelines and has determined that athletes who had COVID-19 in the past 90 days are now considered ‘fully vaccinated’.
The NCAA released the following guidance:
The NCAA has released updated guidance for winter sports competing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2022 Winter Training and Competition document follows recent updates by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including recommendations for quarantine and isolation. The updated guidance addresses broad considerations that differentiate COVID-19 management in Tier 1 individuals based on vaccination and other immunity considerations.
ramster wrote: ↑2 years ago
Don't know if this was posted, if so I apologize.
NCAA recognizes natural immunity:
The NCAA has announced it’s winter 2022 sports COVID-19 guidelines and has determined that athletes who had COVID-19 in the past 90 days are now considered ‘fully vaccinated’.
The NCAA released the following guidance:
The NCAA has released updated guidance for winter sports competing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2022 Winter Training and Competition document follows recent updates by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including recommendations for quarantine and isolation. The updated guidance addresses broad considerations that differentiate COVID-19 management in Tier 1 individuals based on vaccination and other immunity considerations.
Not too long ago, people were being shat upon for suggesting such a thing... despite the fact that it makes perfect sense. It's okay to run with it now though because it's starting to cost too much not to...
The Giant and Elm City echo chamber. How may of the exact same posts now? Just keep it going. No one else matters. Me, me, me. If necessary, I’ll try to die quietly and leave you alone. Hope if you are in the same situation you will too. Don’t bother to respond. Been here since the AOL days. I’m done.
Promises promises. Seriously though, I don't want you to die. Never did. But, you can protect yourself no matter what I do...don't get why you are so hellbent on telling others what they should do....
In all seriousness, normal will return when it costs the right people enough $$$ not to. You can see that in spots now. Exhibit A...bowl games had all kindsa covid problems. But for the national championship...wasn't an issue... Like a miracle or something!
I'm not hiding. I went to the game last night. I went to the PPAC a while back. I'm going to my favorite italian restaurant in Johnston tomorrow night. Have concert tickets for some shows coming up. I haven't changed anything. I just wear a mask. Not a big deal.
CaptainRon wrote: ↑2 years ago
The Giant and Elm City echo chamber. How may of the exact same posts now? Just keep it going. No one else matters. Me, me, me. If necessary, I’ll try to die quietly and leave you alone. Hope if you are in the same situation you will too. Don’t bother to respond. Been here since the AOL days. I’m done.
ElmCityRhody wrote: ↑2 years ago
All this doom and gloom my goodness
Go out - socialize - don’t run scared
Party it up and be so worried
Covid isn’t going anywhere
Learn to live with it
Don’t worry be happy !
I was all over the state today. Probably drove 120miles total today. Nowhere do I see anyone still letting this virus cause doom and gloom on their daily activities. Time to get a grip on the actual reality outside your door and NOT what the news is telling you. Yes; hospitals are short staffed, etc. etc. but this was all happening WAY before Covid was a thing.
No one in the Biden Administration will ever stand up to Xi and the Wuhan Lab (follow the money to Dr. Fraud and Bill Gates). Get people more fearful = profiteer of Covid. They realized where their money streams were beyond the vaccine.
80-90% of RI’s population essentially lives east of Route 95(and 295). Of course you’re going to see high numbers of transmission. It’s inevitable. Time to MOVE ON.
Relying on the government for your problems isn’t very American.
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CaptainRon wrote: ↑2 years ago
The Giant and Elm City echo chamber. How may of the exact same posts now? Just keep it going. No one else matters. Me, me, me. If necessary, I’ll try to die quietly and leave you alone. Hope if you are in the same situation you will too. Don’t bother to respond. Been here since the AOL days. I’m done.
Please stay Captain Ron
This isn’t an airport you don’t need to announce your departure.
CaptainRon wrote: ↑2 years ago
The Giant and Elm City echo chamber. How may of the exact same posts now? Just keep it going. No one else matters. Me, me, me. If necessary, I’ll try to die quietly and leave you alone. Hope if you are in the same situation you will too. Don’t bother to respond. Been here since the AOL days. I’m done.
Please stay Captain Ron
This isn’t an airport you don’t need to announce your departure.
I don't know if you're married. But if you are, I feel bad for your husband.
section(105) wrote: ↑2 years ago
……Dr Scott heading for the exits?……
Yes. She put in her resignation. Leaving in 2 weeks.
What's a Dr Scott?
PROVIDENCE — Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott, director of the Rhode Island Department of Health and the face of the state's response to the two-year-old coronavirus pandemic, has resigned with little explanation as the state struggles with near-record-high caseloads and overburdened hospitals.
“If you’re married I feel bad for your husband”?? Lmfao! Yeah I’m pretty sure an attractive and successful woman with great people in her life is a massive turnoff
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Yes. She put in her resignation. Leaving in 2 weeks.
What's a Dr Scott?
PROVIDENCE — Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott, director of the Rhode Island Department of Health and the face of the state's response to the two-year-old coronavirus pandemic, has resigned with little explanation as the state struggles with near-record-high caseloads and overburdened hospitals.
I just hope everyone is enjoying the “winter of death” wished upon the unvaccinated by the great unifier in the White House and all of the good people who really care about others.
If you say you’re a Rhody fan, I know you are my brother. For you have suffered as I have suffered.
They don't really care about "others", they only care about others falling in line and under control. If this thing ever truly goes away (doubtful), and there's even less reason to justify the stupid measures currently randomly in place (at the gas station and Stop n Shop, but not at the post office or Job Lot)...there's gonna be a lot of disappointed people.
“I think it’s hard to process what’s actually happening right now, which is most people are going to get COVID.”
— Janet Woodcock, acting commissioner, Food and Drug Administration
