The world's gone to $hit.i read on the news today there were fights in the supermarket over toilet paper in holland
The world's gone to $hit.i read on the news today there were fights in the supermarket over toilet paper in holland
No not at all and no US governmental action was taken until 1000 Americans died. Cooler heads prevailed, there was no hoarding of supplies and no one went into hiding, no shut downs of anything, just being smart about it. The difference in that virus is it affected children more than adults.From April 12, 2009 to April 10, 2010, CDC estimated there were 60.8 million cases (range: 43.3-89.3 million), 274,304 hospitalizations (range: 195,086-402,719), and 12,469 deaths (range: 8868-18,306) in the United States due to the (H1N1)pdm09 virus.
Where was the mass hysteria in 2009?
Is this the Coronavirus thread or the NorthStar thread?
Ghost In The Machine...highly apt since we're taking viruses.No not at all and no US governmental action was taken until 1000 Americans died. Cooler heads prevailed, there was no hoarding of supplies and no one went into hiding, no shut downs of anything, just being smart about it.
As Sting said on my all time favorite Police album.
Too much information running through my brain
Too much information driving me insane
Too much information running through my brain
Too much information driving me insane
Obviously he had social media figured out long before we even knew about it.
i read on the news today there were fights in the supermarket over toilet paper in holland
At least he'll be the one guy on Earth who will never pass on the virus. He has NO excuse to be unsanitary.
Come back Bob.Where the heck are you coming from Folsom.
Get all your personal hatred and spread it with blood all over my dead body.
The two major supermarket chains are side by side at our local centre. One has limits set on the lines that are in short supply and the other doesn’t. I go to the one that has the limits set because I believe that is the more responsible chain. The supermarket without limits was absolutely beyond madly packed on Saturday and the one next door with the limits imposed was much closer to business as usual volume of shoppers. Marc it went crazy here earlier with the shops because Australia typically runs just two days of food security. It seems though that the more ravenous hoards are turned off by reasonable limits. Much saner in a shop that is attempting to in some ways regulate the current panic. I figure the other chain running without limits on anything that they have in stock is just going for competitive advantage.And the guy you thought was hoarding the stuff is in fact you.
Try Ivory and Safeguard insteadThere have been multiple incidents of people fighting in supermarkets here over toilet paper. I finished second in toilet paper supermarket toilet paper cage fighting over the weekend... nobody gave 2 sheets.
Whoops first rule of toilet paper club, nobody talks about toilet paper club.
Any citizens left w shedloads of toilet rolls once this crisis is over should be obliged to eat their stash in public. Good source of fibre.The two major supermarket chains are side by side at our local centre. One has limits set on the lines that are in short supply and the other doesn’t. I go to the one that has the limits set because I believe that is the more responsible chain. The supermarket without limits was absolutely beyond madly packed on Saturday and the one next door with the limits imposed was much closer to business as usual volume of shoppers. Marc it went crazy here earlier with the shops because Australia typically runs just two days of food security. It seems though that the more ravenous hoards are turned off by reasonable limits. Much saner in a shop that is attempting to in some ways regulate the current panic. I figure the other chain running without limits on anything that they have in stock is just going for competitive advantage.