Current Events > DO you think about the coronavirus as much as you used to?

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I don't. I mean...not really.

Good news for the UK - lockdown is being relaxed even more next week.

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Kinda have to since my state is getting record cases and hospitilizations daily

Sunhawk posted...

Good news for the UK - lockdown is being relaxed even more next week.

Is that good news? You paying attention to the U.S.?

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every single day i see every potential person i walk by a chance to infect me (even with mask on).
Blood Type O and asthma which are 2 factors that decrease chance of severe covid infection sure as hell won't save me.
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Considering the shit-show that is my county, yes. Our incompetent sheriff is big on telling people to comply, but only with orders he agrees with. Big on listening to authority, but not from the chief executive of the state.

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I used to obsess about it when it was starting in Wuhan. When it was all over the world and it became impossible tomgona day without hearing or having to think aboit it I try to avoid it most of the time now.

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Yes because it's getting worse where I live.

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I'm waiting on test results to come in, so I think about it a lot

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Sunhawk posted...

I don't. I mean...not really.

Good news for the UK - lockdown is being relaxed even more next week.

How is that good news? Good news would be to continue with lockdown that is actually enforced by law

My daily life has been heavily impacted and I can't be the only one so I have a hard time imagining anyone not thinking about it a lot.

I just spent around $700 on a home fitness setup and will be spending more over the next few months. I'm finally making the big leap to home fitness due to covid. My fitness and general health has been severely impacted by not being able to work out in a gym and I can't imagine being comfortable enough to do that for another year. Working out with a mask on sounds like one of the least pleasant things to do with a mask on. I get extremely sweaty and have asthma so I can't imagine that working great for me.

This is just one aspect in which I'm trying to make my home more of a happy safe place that I don't have to leave. Staying away from people is more of a lifestyle now.

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I don't actually spend much time thinking about it. I stay home because there's no sense in exposing myself to it more than necessary, but I live in a small town and don't interact with many people. The unemployment pay has allowed me to quarantine without worrying about finances, so things are pretty good on my end.

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I already got it before it became such a big deal. Though I'm wary of getting it again, I've been maintaining social distancing and whatnot, not too worried.

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No because I'm a immortal.

Though I do think of others I might kill.

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PrettyBoyFloyd posted...

No because I'm a immortal.

Though I do think of others I might kill.

Liar. Immortals don't make typos.

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I live in the US, so yeah... fortunately MD numbers aren't ballooning like a lot of other places, but who knows if that will continue. Also going back to work soon and I'm dreading the usual types who come in coughing and sneezing everywhere. I generally understand since I have seasonal allergies, but they don't normally do much to keep that shit to themselves.

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Now that every company out there is pumping out PPE/sanitizer/cleaning supply, those stories have died down, won't get popular again until hospitals actually hit critical mass.

i think about it the same because it still effects me every day thanks to Pro Wrestling. New Japan has started up shows again, and when you see the empty crowd, it's hard for not think about it

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Here in rural Missouri, it's pretty much business as usual. My county has had 16 cases total since the outbreak started, and most people don't wear masks.
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Frankly, I don't give a shit anymore.
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