COVID-19 (artist formerly known as Wuhan strain novel Corona virus)

It's an acquired taste. We call it a "triple." And he has gotten a few friends of his to do it too, when they come over for dinners. You can hold off on the syrup if you want.

He prefers Breyer's Extra Creamy Vanilla, Breyer's Strawberry (because it has more cut up strawberries than Kroger) and Kroger brand rainbow sherbet. Kroger Artisan Vanilla is a substitute for Breyer's, but not the Strawberry. Too few strawberries.

Kid is friggen particular.

 

Breyer's is the best ice cream out there IMO.

Debating vanilla bean vs. creamy vanilla though.

And the syrup is a must.

 

We've tried them all. I think Natural Vanilla is pretty terrible. As is the French vanilla. The extra creamy has tended to be the best, because... it is creamy.

The artisian bean is actually not bad, at half the price, and what we use for milk shakes, since it is much cheaper.

 

Yet ANOTHER co-worker came to the office for two days after being with her daughter over the weekend. Daughter had a pending test (the co worker knew about) and guess what? Positive!

 

This might become my new life quote.

 

You know, that is actually pretty [uck fay]ing ridiculous.

 

Second time.

First time the daughter worked AT A PRISON IN TEXAS AND THE CO WORKER WENT TO SPEND THE WEEK WITH HER IN LATE APRIL. That did not go over well at aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllll.

 

Knox County pushing the start date back a week. Going back 8/24 now.

 

Seems like Tennessee’s numbers are stabilizing, that’s encouraging

 

Just in time for school to start back, where masks won't be worn, and frankly, kids, so not worn well, regardless.

 

yesterday and today the numbers have been lower than what we've been seeing
even active cases have reduced so far this week

 

Interesting stuff about some people's bodies possibly recognizing COVID-19 coronavirus due to having been exposed to some common cold coronaviruses.

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-08-exposure-common-cold-coronaviruses-immune.html

 

I thought I was a crazy asshole for saying this weeks ago, and this being why some where in the 20-30% range of cases might get us to herd immunity

 

Don't sell yourself short, there are many reasons why you are a crazy asshole.

This doesn't mean anything for herd immunity, but rather for reduced symptoms. They can still contract and transmit, so not herd immunity.

 

That's funny

 

Man, I can only aspire to crazy asshole. I am stuck at crazy dickhead.

 

I think it’s unclear what kind of spreaders these people are. I completely get what you’re saying in that it doesn’t mean you don’t contract the virus. But what viral loads are established and for how long might one be infectious? Do these people shed the virus? That’s been the interesting line of thought to me for the past month or so that T cell memory has been in the discussion.

 

Tillamook and Kirklands (which is actually Humboldt Creamery) are my go tos.

 

The virus is still being shed.