The virus. Third wave is coming. British, South Africa, Brazil variants. We’re all fucked.
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By that logic, the argument would persist in internet archives for a few decades, too...
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For reference, our nearest neighbor is New Guinee. At high tide is less than 1 mile away. As part of the island chain, than can be navigated by a 12 ft open boat.
"The closest distance between the PNG and Australian mainlands is about 80 nautical miles (about 150 km). In 1972, several (presumed) Australian islands lay close to the PNG coast. At high tide, the nearest such island (Kussa) was less than one kilometre distant."
That is a good theory about covid coming across the border. Though it seems it came from the US north going Mexico south. It was rampant in the US while Mexico still had low numbers. The movement of those crossing the boarder returning home because of low employment. It seems they took the covid with them.
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Whoa that’s weird because I was just wondering what our Aussie troll had to say about “new guinee”
Her son missed remote school â so police showed up with a $439 fine
Punitive truancy policies mean US families may face fines. A health crisis, recession and bad internet can make remote learning impossible
^ cool. So basically, it’s not safe enough for teachers to reopen schools and teach kids in person, but it’s safe enough to force “truant” minors to go work off (literally as child labor) their “truancy debts” at some in-person community service job?
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Can’t afford those fines, but she can afford to feed all those fucking parrots...
I digress...
It’s not that hard for kids to knock this out, my 12 and 14 year old can figure it out. She’s either stupid or full of shit if her kid missed an entire month of school. I’d rather they threaten them with a couple hundred dollars now than force me to pay them thousands of dollars of welfare later.
I digress...
It’s not that hard for kids to knock this out, my 12 and 14 year old can figure it out. She’s either stupid or full of shit if her kid missed an entire month of school. I’d rather they threaten them with a couple hundred dollars now than force me to pay them thousands of dollars of welfare later.
ABMD
Bullets don't fly without Supply
I bet that places smell great. Also, is she a day drinker?
Kids in Baltimore have him beat when it comes to missing school.
Kids in Baltimore have him beat when it comes to missing school.
exNavyOffRec
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Day, night, whatever time it is, for her it is Miller time!
Possibly a day drinker, but 100% a Packers fan, which is arguably worse.
Where Europe Went Wrong in Its Vaccine Rollout, and Why (Published 2021)
While Washington went into business with the drug companies, Europe was more fiscally conservative and trusted the free market.
Vaccine rollout seems to be going a lot better here compared to Europe. Surprised the NYT would run this.
Paywalls...
Remember when the NYT and other news sources were being "charitable" and ensuring we were given "critical information on the pandemic" for free? That seems to be history now that the news isn't all doom and gloom.
Sign of the times... a good sign, in my opinion.
Remember when the NYT and other news sources were being "charitable" and ensuring we were given "critical information on the pandemic" for free? That seems to be history now that the news isn't all doom and gloom.
Sign of the times... a good sign, in my opinion.
Clearly, they’re trying to divert attention away from the stair force one incident.Where Europe Went Wrong in Its Vaccine Rollout, and Why (Published 2021)
While Washington went into business with the drug companies, Europe was more fiscally conservative and trusted the free market.www.nytimes.com
Vaccine rollout seems to be going a lot better here compared to Europe. Surprised the NYT would run this.
France is locking down again, LHR has crews confined to the hotel (but can leave your room for now at least), vaccine passports and closed borders; I don’t see European travel making much of a comeback this summer. Same thing for Asia and the Far East. Especially since the metric of success is still seemingly tied to vaccine rates.
exNavyOffRec
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LHR?
London heathrow