Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

Ik ben beschikbaar voor de vrouwen.

 

If you're alone and so bored
And you don't remember who you're only fans to
COVID mask slip away
Because your baby is so far away

Well there's a rose in a cloth mask
And the eagle flies with the dove
And if you can't be with the one you infect, honey
Infect the one you're with

Don't be angry - don't be sad
Don't sit crying over good times you've had
There's a girl right next to you
And she's just waiting for an infection, too

Well there's a rose in a cloth mask
And the eagle flies with the dove
And if you can't be with the one you infect, honey
Infect the one you're with

Turn your heartache right into joy
'Cause she's a girl and you're a boy
Get it together come on make it nice
You ain't gonna need any more advice

Well there's a rose in a cloth mask
And the eagle flies with the dove
And if you can't be with the one you infect, honey
Infect the one you're with

 

Freedom isn't free. The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.

 

I'm not sure we can beat the stupid that imagines this is a global hoax designed to strengthen government control over people. All governments.... including those whose philosophies and actions are diametrically opposed.. working together to corral people. I can't even.

 

Written by corporate criminals. Playin' with tanks.

 

Just wait until talking to contact tracers is considered snitching.

 

I have seen a lot of people speculating about a conspiracy.

 

It is. Of course this is true of many things, sadly.

I'm going to assume you don't agree with the partial reopenings going on in Europe?

 

Do let the Swiss, French and Danes know.

What standards would you use to reopen in-person classes, knowing what we know about educational gaps in America, knowing what we know about the great imperfection, especially among high school students, of distance learning, plus parental fatigue?

 

I wonder if anything is different in how those kids return to school?

What's our plan?

As Europe Reopens Schools, Relief Combines With Risk

It was Lea Hammermeister’s first day back at school after almost two months at home and she was already preparing for a test.

Not a math or physics test. A coronavirus test — one she would administer herself.

Ms. Hammermeister, a 17-year-old high school junior, entered the tent erected in the schoolyard along with some classmates — all standing six feet apart — and picked up a test kit. She inserted the swab deep into her throat, gagging slightly as instructed, then closed and labeled the sample before returning to class.

It took less than three minutes. The results landed in her inbox overnight. A positive test would require staying home for two weeks. Ms. Hammermeister tested negative. She now wears a green sticker that allows her to move around the school without a mask — until the next test four days later.

“I was very relieved,” she said happily. In addition to feeling safe around her classmates and teachers, who all tested negative, she feels like less of a risk to her grandmother, who eats with the family every day.