ChevyVanMiller

I only had the time to read through a couple of pages of this thread so forgive me if this has already been discussed. I'm wondering what everyone's thoughts are on how we can successfully reopen businesses once quarantines begin being lifted? I listened to the governor of California who stated that things as we knew them will no longer exist. He mentioned that restaurants would have to be only partially full with people sitting at proper social distancing rates from one another. The same for things like movie theaters and entertainment venues. . The problem with that is that most business models in our society are predicated on places being full to survive and thrive. Restaurants that don't have full tables and people waiting to get in very rarely survive. The same for movie theaters, concert venues, hotels, retail outlets and any sort of entertainment attraction. I work in that field (for a 1,000 room hotel) and I fear that most most businesses will not survive unless people come back in droves. I don't have the answer, but would love to be part of a think tank that figures out ways that we can get the economy rolling again because to do it with only partially full businesses is going to mean most of them are going to go bankrupt. Would love to hear your thoughts.

Thanks for the catch. The video is obviously mislabeled. They must have been thrown by the fact that the Juco team played on a high school field. I amended the thread title.

This is a fun watch. Josh connects on a number of deep balls, throwing dimes over and over. He takes off running for big yardage on many plays. He dives for the pylon for TDs. Oh, and (spoiler alert) he foreshadows his wow play in Minnesota by hurdling a defensive player for a first down.

Correct. Sorry, Ridgeway about my earlier response. The first site I had that showed this pic had Dame Judi Dench incorrectly listed instead of Diana Rigg.

Wrong Dame.

How about a twofer? Can you name these famous ladies?

Grandma thanks you.

Based on that clue the only person I can think off that played the same character in both a sitcom and a drama is Ed Asner as Lou Grant.

Is it Telly Savalas before he went bald?

A friend tipped me off to it.

Your Easter moment of Zen - Sam and Jack on a bicycle built for two.

Chris Martin did a great version on SNL, last night.

Jimmy Fallon and Sting got the memo about what we started here on OTW.

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Don’t forget sponge candy, Sahlen’s hot dogs, Chicken chowder and peanut stick doughnuts.

Winner, winner chicken dinner Pic was taken on his 18th Birthday

It was state-of-the-art back then.

Done.

Here are the other two members of his trio.