Has anyone heard from tg4? Miss that guy

site with trend numbers

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

(03-22-2020 11:36 AM)BandwagonJumper Wrote:  

We did this, I think 6 days ago. Monday.

Good! You guys are ahead of us a few days and a few thousand cases.

Tennessee has a real chance at this, good luck!

O god I can’t remember when we locked down in Cali; seems like forever. But my store deemed essential open 7 days. We aren’t getting that much biz and I keep thinking if no one comes in, I lockdown; but some freaked out customers keep coming in and buying stuff, and we keep trying to get organic staples from our distributors. Like rices and beans. Main Distributors are totally out of organic bulk.

Plus there is an unnatural calm in the air.

There are old speed freaks coming out of the hills looking for weird supplements . Maybe their raw materials dried up...? They look like cookers.

(03-22-2020 01:03 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  There are old speed freaks coming out of the hills looking for weird supplements . Maybe their raw materials dried up...? They look like cookers.

you sure you live in Cali?

sounds like East Tennessee

lol When it comes to speed freaks or militias living in the hills, a hill is a hill.
Any hill will do

A drug-free hill is hard to find, no matter the state.

(03-22-2020 12:41 AM)snowtiger Wrote:  I have a rice cooker but still do it from scratch most of the time. Wash the rice, rinse it in a strainer, eyeball the water level (always use good water). Use slightly more water for shortgrain brown than long grain brown. White rice cooks faster. Sometimes add a teeny bit of olive oil so the grains are more separate. Add Saffron threads, cardamon pods etc if I want fancy rice.

Set the timer lol.

Turn off the bleeping thing. Never remove the lid for 15 mins at least. Rice must rest undisturbed. Voila!

When I lived in San Francisco, I learned the secrets of rice cooking from a macrobiotic dude who hailed from a galaxy far far away (New York City). lol He talked funny.

lol what are they sprayin

(03-22-2020 01:03 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  O god I can’t remember when we locked down in Cali; seems like forever. But my store deemed essential open 7 days. We aren’t getting that much biz and I keep thinking if no one comes in, I lockdown; but some freaked out customers keep coming in and buying stuff, and we keep trying to get organic staples from our distributors. Like rices and beans. Main Distributors are totally out of organic bulk.

Plus there is an unnatural calm in the air.

There are old speed freaks coming out of the hills looking for weird supplements . Maybe their raw materials dried up...? They look like cookers.

snow, think its only been officially a week now since we've been shut down. its pretty surreal out here in Cali, especially SF.

(03-21-2020 05:54 PM)Unionman76 Wrote:  based on numbers posted today

the number of positive test is about 10% of folks tested

so 90% of those tested, do not have the virus

that is a high number which is tying up resources

UofM professor passed away from Covid tonight

https://www.kiro7.com/news/trending/univ...DEAJDG4TY/

Thats just sad.

(03-22-2020 08:53 PM)tigerjamesc Wrote:  UofM professor passed away from Covid tonight

https://www.kiro7.com/news/trending/univ...DEAJDG4TY/

One of my daughter's lecturers earlier this semester. Shocking to her, and us all.

(03-22-2020 01:03 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  O god I can’t remember when we locked down in Cali; seems like forever. But my store deemed essential open 7 days. We aren’t getting that much biz and I keep thinking if no one comes in, I lockdown; but some freaked out customers keep coming in and buying stuff, and we keep trying to get organic staples from our distributors. Like rices and beans. Main Distributors are totally out of organic bulk.

Plus there is an unnatural calm in the air.

There are old speed freaks coming out of the hills looking for weird supplements . Maybe their raw materials dried up...? They look like cookers.

DAYUM....#BCarefulSnow

(03-22-2020 05:10 PM)tigerpride96 Wrote:  

(03-21-2020 05:54 PM)Unionman76 Wrote:  based on numbers posted today

the number of positive test is about 10% of folks tested

so 90% of those tested, do not have the virus

that is a high number which is tying up resources

Actually, it is how it works. On this, pretty much all experts & leaders agree. Every person who unnecessarily gets a test - or even shows up at the ER wanting a test - wastes masks & testing supplies.

Plus he/she might get infected there.

Shelby County, Tn. now has 84 confirmed cases.