Oh Wow.Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
You hit a parlay before sports got shut down?
Or did you get lucky at roulette?
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03-13-20 09:41 AM #141
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03-13-20 09:42 AM #142
parlay trivia freeplay
no stiffing this time, as i said
sorry about others
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03-13-20 09:53 AM #143
Rudy, you are a prick but a good guy.
I hope you survive this pandemic.
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03-13-20 10:03 AM #144
Thanks, yeah no chance, anywhere. 30-40 others waiting at 6am to get in. Dumbfucks go straight for water and toilet paper, both out as well. No alcohol, no wipes, purell (all which, unless are just alcohol based have cancerous chemicals so we will see a high spike in cancer now from using these "sanitizers"), nothing. I give up if Im gonna get it Im gonna get it whatever. Since I actually can read and do some research, hydrogen peroxide is just as effective at killing the virus. I bought 8 bottles at 88 cents each; they were tucked on a bottom shelf with another 20-30 bottles. Wouldve taken all but couldnt carry all from the weight (back surgery 1 month ago). Emptied and cleaned the windex bottle and filled with HP to spray surfaces and doorknobs/handles etc. Its non-corrosive. Originally Posted by DiggityDaggityDo
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03-13-20 10:37 AM #145
Shelves here in Texas still full of TP and water.
Well they were 2 days ago when I was shopping.
Hand sanitizer was gone long ago.
I'm going back today to buy steaks/ribs/etc in case we do get locked down, I've got a BBQ and a smoker so I'm gonna fill the freezer with meats.
I'll report back on TP/Water situation
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03-13-20 10:42 AM #146
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03-13-20 10:57 AM #147
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03-13-20 11:05 AM #148
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03-13-20 11:12 AM #149
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03-13-20 12:12 PM #150
if i know its a never ending wipe i just go to the shower
is that too much info????
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03-13-20 01:56 PM #151
guys got a painters mask..........
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03-13-20 08:51 PM #152
Originally Posted by DISTROYA
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Updated March 10, 2018
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Hydrogen peroxide is widely used to treat cuts and scrapes, but some sources warn that it doesn't reliably kill all bacteria and can even harm healing tissue. The hydrogen peroxide molecule has one more oxygen atom than a water molecule, so it acts as an oxidizer. Some bacteria can defend themselves against this, and some can't. The chemical formula is written as H2O2, and the structural formula is H-O-O-H. For home use, it's sold as a 3-percent solution in water.
Hydrogen Peroxide as a Wound Cleaner
Hydrogen peroxide cleans wounds by moistening and loosening dried blood and any dirt or grit in the wound. It also helps the removal of dead tissue, which is called debridement. It foams on contact, and this effervescence helps to mechanically clean the wound, similar to fizzy denture cleaners. However, it can also destroy the cells called fibroblasts, which rebuild the connective tissue to heal the wound. For this reason, it is not recommended for long-term use.
Hydrogen Peroxide Has Limited Antibacterial Effects
Hydrogen peroxide is widely used as an antibacterial agent, but there are contrary opinions about its effectiveness. Certain types of aerobic bacteria, such as staphylococci, or "staph," have an enzyme called catalase, which breaks hydrogen peroxide down to water and oxygen, effectively diluting it. When hydrogen peroxide is foaming in a cut, some of that foam is oxygen liberated by the bacteria defending themselves. But some of the foam comes from destroyed fibroblasts, which also have catalase. A "catalase test" uses hydrogen peroxide to determine whether an unknown sample of bacteria is aerobic or anaerobic.
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03-13-20 09:21 PM #153
8 frigging bottles hoarder? How many times do you plan to get shot at or beat up here? Originally Posted by reallyhardtowin
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03-13-20 09:29 PM #154
Rudy, do you clean inside also, using fingers? Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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03-13-20 09:40 PM #155
had a double edit: oops UPPER)-decker buddy that never used tp at home. Sheet and right in shower. Even sheet in his own shower and let it wash down the drain. let's just hope that waste water treatment plant does its wonders or else............. Originally Posted by DiggityDaggityDo
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03-13-20 10:06 PM #156
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03-13-20 10:36 PM #157
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03-13-20 10:42 PM #158
Despite the media frenzy using the Virus to try and take down Trump, he is handling this better than Obama did with the Swine Flu back in 2009.
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03-14-20 04:51 AM #159
How is the media using this to bring down Trump? Originally Posted by Kermit
Surely him insisting for weeks after other countries prepared that America has it all under control and has beautiful tests and it will all be fine is what is taking him down? He did say that stuff didn't he? Or did the media come up with that?
But what might really bring him down was standing up on Monday and assuring Wall Street he had a plan which would be announced in 24 hours.
And then next day did almost nothing to protect the economy like was expected.
And the markets voted with their money that he had made a huge error.
But this is the media's fault you think?
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03-14-20 05:04 AM #160
yah trump coming out and saying this is no big deal was brilliant move eh Originally Posted by Kermit
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03-14-20 06:02 AM #161
by june all these trump hating pvssies afraid to leave their houses will look out of their windows to see
that americans with real jobs have been working and living our lives the whole time
couple tree removals (small batch artisan TP) , snowboarding until sunset, grill and thumb sized joints all day
check my IG while you guys are self- QT'ing!!!!!
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03-14-20 06:15 AM #162
Why so desperate to not do the right thing by your community and country? Originally Posted by manny24
If we all act responsibly and carefully it could/should make a massive difference to the final death tally.
Why would it hurt Trump's election chances if he handled this crisis well? It made Rudy G look like a hero doing that after 9/11.
His supporters who are desperate to keep saying its a scare campaign seem to be hurting him more than helping his chances to me.
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03-14-20 06:48 AM #163
i knew Opti would be so butthurt by this that he is blinded by the fat that I DID NOT VOTE FOR TRUMP Originally Posted by Optional
common sense american here protecting my community by keeping the economy rolling
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03-14-20 07:06 AM #164
You have the right idea. Originally Posted by manny24
Shame Trump did not agree and do what Wall street and everyone expected, and announce serious economic measures to help business survive and allow them to pay people who need to stay at home.
How am I butthurt? Arguing with people claiming there is no problem, it will be fine? I think you are butthurt that I make too much sense and you can't make a good argument against it.
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03-14-20 07:16 AM #165
SBR threads have become more interesting these days...
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03-14-20 08:23 AM #166
To be honest the longer we go on with this the longer the economy will stay down. People that "go on with their lives" are hurting the ones that are abiding by their community rules. All we are doing is making this spread slower, but not stop. This is why the schools will probably be done for the year. Originally Posted by manny24
Either we go all in together and stop this or we are going to continue hurting for a long time.
Opti is making many very good points.
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03-14-20 09:10 AM #167
Its identical to the wall. Originally Posted by Optional
They obstruct and blame Trump for lack of progress.
CDC has obstructed progress on testing. Trump gets blamed.
Unreliable advisers in government give Trump bad info. Trump gets blamed.
The media has been the complete opposite of reliable or fair over the last 3 years.
But there are many who still have not learned this lesson.
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03-14-20 10:19 AM #168
3 years bro` Originally Posted by Sanity Check
Last edited by PittsburghPlayer; 03-14-20 at 01:23 PM.
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03-14-20 01:26 PM #169
The analysis of 22 studies reveals that human coronaviruses such as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) coronavirus, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus or endemic human coronaviruses (HCoV) can persist on inanimate surfaces like metal, glass or plastic for up to 9 days, but can be efficiently inactivated by surface disinfection procedures with 62–71% ethanol, 0.5% hydrogen peroxide or 0.1% sodium hypochlorite within 1 minute. Other biocidal agents such as 0.05–0.2% benzalkonium chloride or 0.02% chlorhexidine digluconate are less effective.
so confused
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03-14-20 01:35 PM #170
Hydrogen Peroxide
According to the CDC, household (3 percent) hydrogen peroxide is effective in deactivating rhinovirus, the virus that causes the common cold, within 6 to 8 minutes of exposure. Rhinovirus is more difficult to destroy than coronaviruses, so hydrogen peroxide should be able to break down coronavirus in less time. Pour it undiluted into a spray bottle and spray it on the surface to be cleaned, but let it sit on the surface for several minutes.
Hydrogen peroxide is not corrosive, so it’s okay to use it on metal surfaces. But similar to bleach, it can discolor fabrics if you accidentally get in on your clothes. “It’s great for getting into hard-to-reach crevices,” Sachleben says. “You can pour it on the area and you don’t have to wipe it off because it essentially decomposes into oxygen and water.”
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03-14-20 03:03 PM #171
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