Zombie Squad

Eagle Rare will forever have my heart, although I have to buy it while travelling, can't find it for any price up here...

People, I just don't understand something about vaccination. People have to remember that the medication that you were taken 20 years ago is now showing side effects and making people very ill. They have not tested this long enough. If people take this vaccine what happens to them and say five year...

Ugh...now it is suggested on one website that I weigh my food for accuracy sake for my portions. Anyone weigh their food? Should I invest in a kitchen scale? The way I generally cook is "a spoonful of this, a pinch of that method" and what I cook tastes good to me (and to anyone else that tries it)...

Interesting visualizations here solely on all cause deaths this year:

https://public.tableau.com/shared/73WY8 ... k&:embed=y


Some states (California for instance), are actually reporting fewer deaths total than in the average year, some far, far more.

Pretty much the only thing I've noticed being short around here is random frozen items. Vegetables, tater tots, that sort of thing. Meat is plentiful (definitely more expensive though, saw flank steak for $13/lb!), fresh veggies, pasta, grains, etc. all seems to be fine. Weirdly, just realized, don'...

About 5% of my work is currently out with a positive Covid test. Definitely seems to hit some worse than others, 60 some odd with a heart attack earlier this year pulled through fine, while we have a healthy 30 something in the hospital with it. Everyone that's had it and come back has spoken of the...

2 dollar bill Yo-yo Cool rocks Whatever weird little brass paperweight you can find at goodwill Jacks (idk, do kids still play with jacks? I had a set as a kid, but don't remember ever doing anything with them besides pissing off my dad when they got left everywhere like little caltrops) Maybe a coo...

Haven't seen this whole video shared yet (apologies if it's hiding in one of your links) https://youtu.be/nLZXe9aQo6k Does seem to just up and come at the cameraman a bit out of the blue. Now, whether there was some previous antagonism, I'm not sure, but it certainly doesn't look like he was making ...

Same thing I do every halloween. Turn off every light and hide in the basement.


Seriously though, if you'd like to hand out candy, maybe consider something like this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bGiPUv ... =emb_title

At the risk of complicating things further, President Trump announced today he tested positive for the Coronavirus.

https://mobile.twitter.com/realDonaldTr ... 0680014849


Not really sure where that leaves things if he falls seriously ill.

Another option is Converted Rice Basically they parboil brown rice, dry it out and then remove the husk. The boiling process drives a good amount of the vitamins and minerals from the husk into the rice itself. It's nutritionally similar to brown rice, cooks faster than white rice and stores just as...

I'd agree with blackberries and mulberries. Currants, rhubarb, and Jerusalem Artichokes all spring to mind as well as plant that take little care. You might also think about mushrooms. If you can haul in some woodchips, you could easily grow a whole mess of wine cap mushrooms . They're happy to grow...

I don't think that the a lot of critical infrastructure isn't being maintained (any more than usual). I know at my healthcare system we haven't cut back on maintenance. venders an employees are still doing their normal activity. The refining industry pretty much across the board deferred shutdowns ...

In spite of all of the above, I don't ever recall elected Federal officials being subject to repeated public harassment, physical attacks and shootings (Representative Scalise) until very recently in my life. A lack of trust and a lack of respect in/for our system of government seems to be at play ...

In spite of all of the above, I don't ever recall elected Federal officials being subject to repeated public harassment, physical attacks and shootings (Representative Scalise) until very recently in my life. A lack of trust and a lack of respect in/for our system of government seems to be at play ...

An interesting study by the CDC. In it they said only 6% of the deaths in the study listed COVID as the sole source of death. Clearly this statement applies to the studied deaths and is not meant to be a blanket statement. However it is clear that comorbidity issues are a key in COVID fatalities. T...

The story has been updated - From NPR : Illinois Teen Arrested After 3 Shot, 2 Fatally, In Kenosha, Wis., Overnight Where were this chucklefuck's parents when their 17 year old son decided to cross state lines with what is presumably legally their firearm so he can play vigilante? Terrible for ever...

Supposedly the blast wiped out 85% of the grain silos in Beirut, which handles a lot of the grain for the country


https://www.foxnews.com/world/beirut-ex ... -destroyed

Just as a side note, if you're looking for ways to preserve cabbage, shredded cabbage dehydrates really well. Not going to make a convincing coleslaw, but for soups and the like, works fine and rehydrated very quickly.

Am I missing something, or is this entirely unrelated to COVID?

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Mon Jul 20, 2020 6:14 pm

One of our local nursing homes is fully involved, practically everyone there has it.

There's a nursing home here in Billings that 12 of the 55 residents have died in the last week and a half or so. Really tears through those places...

Our county has jumped from "moderate" to "very high" on on risk of getting Coronavirus. 50% of the cases that we have had so far have occurred in the last two weeks. Most cases are mild not requiring hospitalization. It seems to be mostly running through our Hispanic community who appear to be most...

Well now that the COIVD has turned bust and we appear to have all been lied to we have a new convenient catastrophe to focus on. Man, the news coverage just disappeared, but give it a week or two after you have thousands of people shoulder to shoulder screaming and wrestling in the streets, I think...

Montana is opening back up, but I suspect we'll probably have an uptick in the nearish future (we avoided a big wave in the first place). Folks really aren't abiding by any sort of distancing, even with the tape on the floor or whatever, just cozying right up in line. Maybe 1/20 are wearing a mask i...