Lock the door while they're inside. Food delivery when they want to order it, free to leave in 14 days.
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pfbmgd
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They are letting criminals out of jail on bail .But they will put a people in jail for going to church .They are at it again. Will the Pastafarians follow along?
Aylmer, Ont. church ordered by judge to abide by COVID-19 restrictions
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That's the Justice system at work. Like it or not. It is what it is.
And the churchgoers are bathed in the blood of Christ. They'll be fine.
I don't know about you but I get tired of inaccurate statements. People were't being put in jail for going to church. They were being charged for exceeding the limits for gatherings. It could have been bingo, volleyball, lawn bowling.
I recall something from the Bible "Wherever two or more are gathered in my name I will be there". Of course if there are only two there, the collection plate won't be very full.
It's too much like a social club. Besides, how's Thelma supposed to get her casserole dish back from Mabel?
It also says
“Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain
I'm missing a connection.
pfbmgd
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You are missing more then the connection .
Insults are much more effective when you make them without spelling/grammar mistakes.
If you're looking for good news skip the link
trib.al
Basically,
This man had a severe autoimmune disease that required him to take drugs to suppress his immune system. So his body couldn't fight off the coronavirus infection as well as a healthy person could. He would get better for a while, and then the virus would counterattack. He would fall sick again. Eventually, he ended up in the intensive care unit. He passed away five months after the initial diagnosis.
In simpleton terms "The virus kept trying new approaches until it found one that worked"
Extraordinary Patient Offers Surprising Clues To Origins Of Coronavirus Variants
Scientists are looking at a possible link between the mutations in the U.K. and South Africa — and those in a patient in Boston who had living, growing virus in his body for five months.
trib.al
Basically,
This man had a severe autoimmune disease that required him to take drugs to suppress his immune system. So his body couldn't fight off the coronavirus infection as well as a healthy person could. He would get better for a while, and then the virus would counterattack. He would fall sick again. Eventually, he ended up in the intensive care unit. He passed away five months after the initial diagnosis.
In simpleton terms "The virus kept trying new approaches until it found one that worked"
If you're looking for good news skip the link
Extraordinary Patient Offers Surprising Clues To Origins Of Coronavirus Variants
Scientists are looking at a possible link between the mutations in the U.K. and South Africa — and those in a patient in Boston who had living, growing virus in his body for five months.
Basically,
This man had a severe autoimmune disease that required him to take drugs to suppress his immune system. So his body couldn't fight off the coronavirus infection as well as a healthy person could. He would get better for a while, and then the virus would counterattack. He would fall sick again. Eventually, he ended up in the intensive care unit. He passed away five months after the initial diagnosis.
In simpleton terms "The virus kept trying new approaches until it found one that worked"
Sort of. He was the perfect vessel for a virus to incubate and mutate. No pesky antibodies to form so every time external drugs were given that would repress the virus to a stage where the disease was survivable but some virus would persist to evolve. Not very pleasant at all. It does show the virus is prone to mutating to something more unpleasant though.
POWERMAN
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DownUnder
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China said its not so it definitely isn't...Da fq...
Are we sure this isnt bio-engineered?
I have also sent an email to my MPP expressing my disappointments. The reply indicated they didn't even read the email. Basically my correspondence will be kept on file. I'm guessing most of the correspondence they get is about the same failures.
I installed a set of American Standard kitchen taps and whenever we turned the water on there was a thump. I called the help line expecting to have to explain but as soon as I said: "I just installed a set of your kitchen taps" they immediately said: "and you get a thump?" I knew I had a lemon.
I guess this is the same.
I installed a set of American Standard kitchen taps and whenever we turned the water on there was a thump. I called the help line expecting to have to explain but as soon as I said: "I just installed a set of your kitchen taps" they immediately said: "and you get a thump?" I knew I had a lemon.
I guess this is the same.
It's dumping more on the teachers but subject # 1 for every level of education should be the science of the virus. Maybe then some of the anti maskers would get the picture. Similarly for workplace safety, morning briefings.
If the younger crowd thinks the disease is a senior eliminator but the virus can mutate in a few months, it may start going after younger meat as well. They get the new improved heavy duty version.
It's dumping more on the teachers but subject # 1 for every level of education should be the science of the virus. Maybe then some of the anti maskers would get the picture. Similarly for workplace safety, morning briefings.
If the younger crowd thinks the disease is a senior eliminator but the virus can mutate in a few months, it may start going after younger meat as well. They get the new improved heavy duty version.
I also sent an email to the head office the grocery store where the Mrs had the issues. It's their first day back so no reply yet. I got to thinking how grocery stores are doing. With restaurants closed are their sales up? I think prices are up a bit as well.
Maybe Covid is good for the grocers, just a bit of mask and cleaning issues for the staff and one-off barrier instals.
Maybe Covid is good for the grocers, just a bit of mask and cleaning issues for the staff and one-off barrier instals.
Coats give you a false sense of security in the cold.
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