Trials
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? not a chance, ya'll got viruses and stuff, I'll take the chances of a tree falling on me and driving me 2 feet into the ground.
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Iceman
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It's not easy but this year was the 4 of us for Christmas, me, the wife, son 14 and daughter 13 that's it. It will be the same for new years eve.
I have one friend who I have been in constant contact with since this all started.
He lost his wife a year ago to ALS, he has zero family, he is disabled and is over 60. I am at (and in) his house several times a week to bring groceries, clear snow, do laundry and just visit.
We are both fine with the added risk in our lives as without me he has nobody and some things are worse than a virus.
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Good job Iceman.
It was wife and I at Christmas and will be her and I for NYE. I really miss both my kids that live in Alberta, I saw my son last January when he was home here, daughter not for almost a year+, we had some things planned and they went out the window.
But I can trade a year now for the rest of my life, so many selfish wanks cant see it that way. imo of course.
It was wife and I at Christmas and will be her and I for NYE. I really miss both my kids that live in Alberta, I saw my son last January when he was home here, daughter not for almost a year+, we had some things planned and they went out the window.
But I can trade a year now for the rest of my life, so many selfish wanks cant see it that way. imo of course.
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Company still forcing us to come into work -_-"
WFH folks can get a up to $400 credit on their taxes I hear
www.canada.ca
Why no tax credits for the front liners huh mr.TRUDEAU!?
At least I have a job..
WFH folks can get a up to $400 credit on their taxes I hear
Simplifying the process for claiming a deduction for home office expenses for employees working from home due to COVID-19 - Canada.ca
As a result of the unprecedented challenges due to COVID-19, many people have been working at home and using their kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms as their work space.
Why no tax credits for the front liners huh mr.TRUDEAU!?
At least I have a job..
front liners (most?) got extra pay.Company still forcing us to come into work -_-"
WFH folks can get a up to $400 credit on their taxes I hear
Simplifying the process for claiming a deduction for home office expenses for employees working from home due to COVID-19 - Canada.ca
As a result of the unprecedented challenges due to COVID-19, many people have been working at home and using their kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms as their work space.
Why no tax credits for the front liners huh mr.TRUDEAU!?
At least I have a job..
They all go back to gates....enjoy that mind control!! Let us know how it goes!
Green Meenie
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I guess they didn't tell him the good news?
After she gets the shots, he gets the remote control!
I am concerned about the man that has my remote control :/ I dont need more boobs.
Make sure she doesn't go near any of those 5G towers...she may receive a command from the mothership to kill you or something.
I think we are going to see a lot more of this....
apple.news
Alberta municipal affairs minister took Hawaii vacation, sources say — CBC News
CBC News has learned that Alberta Municipal Affairs Minister Tracy Allard spent time this month in Hawaii on a family vacation, despite a direction from the federal and provincial governments to avoid non-essential travel during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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I suppose the argument is, if you're rich:
I flew to Texas in my private plane. Returning I flew to Muskoka airport where I keep a spare car. I drove to the cottage and stayed there for 14 days. Who got hurt?
The answer: Fine if there was no Covid after 14 days but if on day six you couldn't breath you take another hospital bed out of action and endanger front liners. Or were you planning to get back on the plane and fly to Houston Medical Center on your own dime?
I flew to Texas in my private plane. Returning I flew to Muskoka airport where I keep a spare car. I drove to the cottage and stayed there for 14 days. Who got hurt?
The answer: Fine if there was no Covid after 14 days but if on day six you couldn't breath you take another hospital bed out of action and endanger front liners. Or were you planning to get back on the plane and fly to Houston Medical Center on your own dime?
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Is the risk increased? Potentially no. Is it terrible optics to tell everyone not to travel and then you do it? Obviously yes. I haven't seen any guidelines through this that leave an exemption for "if you can do it safely". They are lowest common denominator, "don't do activities on this list".
I added to my post the risk of coming back sick and burdening our system, the most obvious problem.
It's little different than being anti mask, do what I want but expect to be treated like an angel.
Well, got a dose of the Pfizer vaccine yesterday. I though a long time about it but I need to be able to travel back to Canada so I ended up biting the bullet. I feel a little chilly this morning but apparently that's normal. Hopefully its not full of Alien DNA or Nanobots or something... LOL
Its interesting the approach that public health have proposed here. The Elderly and Front Line workers will get 2 doses. Everyone else will start off with one unless you are in a designated group.
I think its a numbers game. By giving people one dose it will go twice as far/quick, although its only 80% effective compared to 95% for 2 doses (at least these are claimed numbers by the drug companies). So by vaccinating 200 people at 80% that means that 160 will be protected, while vaccinating 100 people with 2 doses at 95% will mean that 95 people are protected.
Its logical I guess. I really do not like Newsom but I agree with him on this, and they really need to do something radical as the hospitals are overflowing
Its interesting the approach that public health have proposed here. The Elderly and Front Line workers will get 2 doses. Everyone else will start off with one unless you are in a designated group.
I think its a numbers game. By giving people one dose it will go twice as far/quick, although its only 80% effective compared to 95% for 2 doses (at least these are claimed numbers by the drug companies). So by vaccinating 200 people at 80% that means that 160 will be protected, while vaccinating 100 people with 2 doses at 95% will mean that 95 people are protected.
Its logical I guess. I really do not like Newsom but I agree with him on this, and they really need to do something radical as the hospitals are overflowing
We'll be watching your posts and may start a pool to guess when the implant takes over your brain.
yes, nothing changes.
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