Muh Muh Muh My Corona (virus)

It also has season tickets to process.

Look if it can’t happen by September I’ll be right there in front saying they need to put the brakes back on. But all the trends and even St. Fauci are pointing towards fall being a likely point where we get our lives back.

The Covid deniers have been gross and wrong and manipulative about a lot of things, but they aren’t wrong when they say the goal of this was never to hunker down until 100 percent eradication.

 

It is worrisome. An Italian soccer match was infamously the first super spreader event.

 

What could possibly go wrong?

 

Mountain West values.

When Wyoming plays a home game, 1 of every 25 state residents is in attendance.

 

Plans? Sure. But I'd be amazed if California, Oregon and Washington venues are 100% open by September. That's just how they roll.

 

Why not plan for it for September? Should have nearly every person who has a higher than normal risk of catching the virus being vaccinated. A small but decent percentage of idiots that won’t and let Darwin go nuts. The overwhelming majority of adults should be vaccinated by summer. By then everything g should be open for those that choose to go. The only people without a choice are the unpaid players. And they are both at highest risk because of lack of social distancing and also the lowest risk because they can stay confined to a predetermined area

 

Virus Variant in Brazil Infected Many Who Had Already Recovered From Covid-19

 

Texas, which was one of the last states to issue a mask mandate, has ended it.

Abbott ends Texas mask mandate, opens businesses '100 percent'

 

Not to give you oxygen, but this is apples to oranges. It was a superspreader because nobody knew what the hell COVID was at the time, no one was vaccinated, no one knew how to treat it, I could go on and on. But this is not the same scenario.

 

California governor not happy

 

I mean he’s not wrong but this would be a good moment to stick to his knitting back home.

 

MAGGAT fire drill

Governor rolls back COVID-19 restrictions in Mississippi