Novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV/COVID-19)

[The_Penguin]

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Yeah @Toilet_X I'm flush with excitement to know!

Yeah, bowl us over with the details.

[ExtraSlow]

Guy is just flush with life experience. Nearly overflowing! Let's plunge in.

[Toilet_X]

Well i went fishin down in inglewood. Didnt have much luck until i unscrewed my prince albert and tied it onto my line. Caught a sucker. But not the first sucker ive lured in with that. Hyek!

[ZenOps]

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/04/us/ch...pew/index.html

Just when you thought that there would be some privacy with the toddlers going to school. BAM, 30 year old move back in with their 50+ parents.

Sign of the times. Nobody can afford rent anymore.

[adam c]

First reported class being quarantined? Bowness High G11

https://twitter.com/chefallemeier/st...681735680?s=21

[Tik-Tok]

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First reported class being quarantined? Bowness High G11

https://twitter.com/chefallemeier/st...681735680?s=21

Why is he @'ing everyone? It was his choice to send his kid to physical school.

[ExtraSlow]

No, the government has failed him.

[The_Rural_Juror]

The gubberments failed us all. I want a refund.

[killramos]

Ooo. Refunds are on the table. Sub’d!

[Tik-Tok]

It isn't even like the case could have come from the school either, there's no way a kid caught it thus week, and had enough symptoms to warrant a test, and then for the test came back today.

[Xtrema]

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It isn't even like the case could have come from the school either, there's no way a kid caught it thus week, and had enough symptoms to warrant a test, and then for the test came back today.

We have been averaging 2% infection rate running up to school opening. Outbreak and quarantine of classes thru contact tracing is all but 100% certainty, the question is how frequent and disruptive.

Week 1 has proved that nobody cares. That's why our executive team decided office are closed until 2021 or later. If people are dragging virus into office during summer, its going to happen 10 folds as parents get infected.

We are spreading this almost 3x faster than Ontario where they have more density. But truth be told, I am not surprised.

[Buster]

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We have been averaging 2% infection rate running up to school opening. Outbreak and quarantine of classes thru contact tracing is all but 100% certainty, the question is how frequent and disruptive.

Week 1 has proved that nobody cares. That's why our executive team decided office are closed until 2021 or later. If people are dragging virus into office during summer, its going to happen 10 folds as parents get infected.

We are spreading this almost 3x faster than Ontario where they have more density. But truth be told, I am not surprised.

We STILL dont know the prevalence in the popualtion, which is insane, but whatever.

[Xtrema]

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We STILL dont know the prevalence in the popualtion, which is insane, but whatever.

Back in July, I remember they expected that the testing caught 17% of actual infection and only 1% population shows to have antibodies from May study. Until daily tests shows otherwise, i think treating 2/100 people you encounter are active spreaders in AB. In Taiwan, that number is about 1/1000.

BTW, just drove by Panorama and saw a typical Indian wedding set up with at least 20-30 cars attending blocked the whole block. Like I said, nobody cares.

[max_boost]

In America you get no refunds from colleges for violating social distancing rules and then getting the boot ... lmao

Correct. No one cares. I did care but now idgaf. Good luck. Don’t die if you get it.

[nzwasp]

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Why is he @'ing everyone? It was his choice to send his kid to physical school.

I’m also not sure what the problem is these kids are grade 11 they don’t need child care. There’s a bunch of people replying to that guy saying now who’s going to look after these kids

[killramos]

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I’m also not sure what the problem is these kids are grade 11 they don’t need child care. There’s a bunch of people replying to that guy saying now who’s going to look after these kids

Maybe they’re referring to all the teen pregnancies that will come from leaving an entire cohort of grade 11 kids who all know each other home with nothing to do and no one to supervise for 2 weeks?

[Tik-Tok]

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Maybe they’re referring to all the teen pregnancies that will come from leaving an entire cohort of grade 11 kids who all know each other home with nothing to do and no one to supervise for 2 weeks?

If that were the case, every normal summer break would be filled with teen pregnancies. I wonder what these parents do during normal summers?

[ExtraSlow]

Canada needs a higher birth rate anyway. Get at it kids.

[JfuckinC]

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Maybe they’re referring to all the teen pregnancies that will come from leaving an entire cohort of grade 11 kids who all know each other home with nothing to do and no one to supervise for 2 weeks?

You needed supervision in grade 11?

[killramos]

Grade 11?

I spent my summers working so I could have enough money for the school year to spend my free time trying to get girls pregnant.

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You needed supervision in grade 11?

Need is the wrong word. Someone’s got to make sure you aren’t drinking pop.