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I'm going to try and get a haircut sometime this week. I don't have much to begin with, so when it gets a little shaggy, it just emphasizes the point.

Just remember. If your hair-cut place of choice is already booked solid, your favorite restaurant has no available tables due to seating reductions, and if tattoos are not your thing, you can still visit your local massage parlor starting today.

It's sad. I had hoped Hoosiers would be smarter than that.

Very interesting. Also, a little discouraging to see Indiana to have one of the lower percentages. That means it is more prevalent in the general community here than in almost every ther state.

Mitch is da man

I have read all of the Bosch books. Favorite book series I've ever read. Just got Amazon Prime and started watching the series this week. I have a feeling this is going to be my favorite TV series of all time as well. Such a great character.

He's referring to a certain part of the body.

Something else?

Puerto Rico

Hard not to laugh.

Hate to hear that Gleas. Whoever you land with will get a good one.

The Simpsons had an episode in 1993 that included BOTH an Asian virus (Corona) and a killer insect (Murder Hornet). https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/08/entertainment/simpsons-coronavirus-insects-predictions/index.html

Bob Feller

There are so many other factors in play than social distancing, My numbers a few posts above show that Marion County, Indiana, under a fairly strict social distancing policy, was faring worse than the states of Tennessee and Georgia, states with comparatively weaker social distancing restrictions. Then, you compare Sweden to other areas of Europe. While Sweden is certainly not fared the best, they are far, far, from the worst. I don't know what the 'right' answers are. But, I do think that we all need to be accepting to the fact that the whole world is learning how to deal with this on the fly. Some decisions are going to be right. Some will be wrong. But, we all need to pull together and have each other's back until this is over. .

I've come to the conclusion that once the virus gets a foothold in a community, there really isn't much to prevent it from spreading, even when there are strict social distancing guidelines. For instance, compare Marion County, Indiana to entire states. Total Deaths Marion County - 403 Tennessee - 239 Wisconsin - 374 Alabama - 369 Kentucky - 294 Indiana is now projected to have more total deaths than Georgia, a state with 4 million more people in it.

Two important follow-up questions to this story. Did he have toilet paper? Did he wash his hands for 20 seconds afterwards? https://www.wthr.com/article/toilet-flush-heard-during-supreme-court-oral-arguments-conference-call

That is utterly unbelievable. I hope someone lost their job over this.

My guess is Albert Einstein.

Brett Favre connected to embezzlement scheme, but not yet charged. https://www.foxnews.com/sports/brett-favre-caught-up-mississippi-embezzlement-scheme-no-criminal-charges

Indiana reported a Covid death today for a person that died on 3/31. How does that happen? Is the system to report Covid-related information that broken?

For those that may not have read the story, what this means is if BillyBob tests positive three times, he will get counted 3 times instead of only once. In my opinion, they were doing it right to begin with. This tells me that numbers are, in fact, getting inflated if other states are doing this as well. I wonder if Indiana is counting BillyBob three times? Might explain why our numbers are so much higher than other states like Kentucky.

I'm guessing the TV producers probably nixed the name 'LaCock'.

I've had a kidney stone the last 3-4 weeks and have participated in two telehealth sessions. Honestly, I did not care for them. I just don't see how they can be effective in many of the things people need to see a doctor for.