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4 hours ago, whatdrought said:


Same way you do at Walmart and all the other places that have been open this whole time. 

 

Except you aren't in those locations for hours at a time

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Posted
32 minutes ago, klos63 said:

I live in AZ, they curve just started improving about a week ago, but we are about to open schools in the next 2 weeks, so we'll see what happens. I'm not being held hostage, I went to work today, stopped in the grocery store real quick for a couple items. It's not much of a sacrifice if it may save lives. It won't be permanent, i'm willing to do my part for others.

 

 

Those high school kids should be aware that at the rate we're going they're going to lose 2 years of spring sports.  I've already had this discussion here in VA and parents weren't even considering this.  No college basketball and March Madness again btw.  

 

Don't believe it?

 

Yea I believed just 15 days.......

Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, thenorthremembers said:

For getting into and out of the stadium you have assigned gate times for the sections.  For bathrooms you have a security guard who only allows a certain number of fans in to do their business at a time. 

 

So.........you have a backup in the narrow (but more open air) concourse instead of the bathroom. I’ll agree that is better, but FAR from ideal. Gate times are doomed. People will not be punctual  to attend a football game for a variety of reasons, and turning them away will be  just a different disaster. 

 

I heard numbers on NFL Radio today in the 20-25% of capacity area for many sites. I suppose that’s better than nothing. 

 

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Posted
5 hours ago, JESSEFEFFER said:

That year and '85 were the low point of the franchise, imo.   Pat McGroder's W-o-F ceremony where Ralph was booed by a sparse, socially distanced, angry crowd and Pat tried to defend him was the emotional bottom.

Hahahahaha! That was indeed rock bottom. Loved the "socially distanced" crowd reference, Jesseffer!

Posted
2 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

Logic is not being used.  This is political and everyone knows it.  You can get it at a gym, hotel, restaurant, church, bar, or your office.  Is there not risk here?  The government is picking "favorites" in a way.  Yes, I know their playbook says no large gatherings.  But indoor vs outdoor are different.  Much like the threat we know we face from this now vs the horror show we thought it was in February.

 

The curves have been flattened everywhere.  But we are clearly being pushed or held hostage until there is a vaccine that may never happen.  Everyone should be livid about this.  They're not and I just dont get it. 

The Big 10 and Pac 12 college football season has been cancelled.  I just want to be able to watch the NFL this year.  If that means no fans then so be it.

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1 hour ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

Those high school kids should be aware that at the rate we're going they're going to lose 2 years of spring sports.  I've already had this discussion here in VA and parents weren't even considering this.  No college basketball and March Madness again btw.  

 

Don't believe it?

 

Yea I believed just 15 days.......

My kids are in middle school, but one started hockey last week. Keep telling me that my life is different than what I tell you it is.

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Posted (edited)
12 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

The Big 10 and Pac 12 college football season has been cancelled.  I just want to be able to watch the NFL this year.  If that means no fans then so be it.

Notre Dame just cancelled in-person classes for at least the next two weeks, after 8 days of classes.  UNC cancelled in person classes after a week... college football should not be happening. I agree..i'd much rather NFL with no fans, than no NFL.  I need it!

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1 hour ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

Those high school kids should be aware that at the rate we're going they're going to lose 2 years of spring sports.  I've already had this discussion here in VA and parents weren't even considering this.  No college basketball and March Madness again btw.  

 

Don't believe it?

 

Yea I believed just 15 days.......


Until there’s a vaccine, cases will rise as soon as a densely populated area opens up a bit.  
 

Wear a mask, socially distance where you can, but all that does is mitigate the spread a bit. 
 

We can stay locked down all we want until football season, basketball season, whatever.. As soon as we open, it comes back.  Been proven to be the case all over the world. 

Posted
2 hours ago, BullBuchanan said:

 

Except it isn't about you or your choice, and it never has been.

There are things that every person has to do. You have to get groceries by some mechanism, even if that means having someone drop them of on your doorstep or put them in your trunk at curbside. These are not zero risk activities. Both situations present an opportunity for either person to spread disease. People have to go to the doctor, need to have professional services in order to get cars repaired or homes repaired, etc. 20,000 - 80,000 people filling a stadium and sharing disease with each other and then going out into the world and going to grocery store, or the hardware store or the doctor is not them exercising "their choice"; It's them forcing a choice on all the people at the store without their knowledge or consent. It's selfish, bordering on amoral.

The more is spreads, the longer it stays viable and the longer this pandemic roils on.

Clearly...
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It will always spread regardless of mitigations albeit at slower rates.  And yes it is about personal choice.  Feel free to stay home and ride it out.  Ill go to a Bills game and risk the 1% chance Ill die from a air borne disease.  You go ahead and stay home from now on because there is a greater chance youll kill someone with your car tomorrow than you will with spreading covid.  

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Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Once they enter, mask comes off. Then it's like grammar school.

So stupid. Society is crumbling. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

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59 minutes ago, klos63 said:

My kids are in middle school, but one started hockey last week. Keep telling me that my life is different than what I tell you it is.

 

 

Couldn't be happier to hear it.

 

You have a good governor.

23 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said:

It will always spread regardless of mitigations albeit at slower rates.  And yes it is about personal choice.  Feel free to stay home and ride it out.  Ill go to a Bills game and risk the 1% chance Ill die from a air borne disease.  You go ahead and stay home from now on because there is a greater chance youll kill someone with your car tomorrow than you will with spreading covid.  

 

 

0.01% depending on age and comorbidities 

 

This pandemic has proven we have a statistics and math problem in America.  In addition to irrational hysteria.  

 

Just watched on Hard Knocks Seth Ryan gets his false positive and they say he was freaked out.  

 

His BMI is like 14.  He's 26.  He literally has almost zero chance of dying.  0.0001

 

Feardemic

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Posted
7 hours ago, Shaw66 said:

That's what I think.  How do you keep people in their assigned seats.  Are they going to have a cop at every section?

 

Foot cuffs at each seat is best solution.  Masks like in "The Man in the Iron Mask" movie.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Limeaid said:

 

Foot cuffs at each seat is best solution.  Masks like in "The Man in the Iron Mask" movie.

Hadn't thought of those ideas.  In that case, sign me up!

Posted
5 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:

Hadn't thought of those ideas.  In that case, sign me up!

 

The good news is the rent on the equipment can be applied to towards PSL deposits and is good practice for having PSLs.

Posted
40 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

0.01% depending on age and comorbidities 

 

This pandemic has proven we have a statistics and math problem in America.  In addition to irrational hysteria.  

 

Just watched on Hard Knocks Seth Ryan gets his false positive and they say he was freaked out.  

 

His BMI is like 14.  He's 26.  He literally has almost zero chance of dying.  0.0001

 

Feardemic

???

Posted
8 hours ago, BillsMafi$ said:

Just open up, 50 percent capacity, Wear masks , it will all be good 

Our Special Needs kid has spoken.

 

3 hours ago, BUFFALOBART said:

You would've been a real party, when meat was rationed, rubber, and metal drives happened, and automotive manufacture was suspended, in the effort to defeat the Nazi's. in WWII. The Country pulled together, and sacrificed, when it was crucial to do so. We are at that point, once again.

Sad to say, but the more things change, the more they remain the same.

BTW, just how did you come to the conclusion, that 'this' is 'political' ???????

Ah, global war. The Good ‘ole days!

Posted (edited)
8 hours ago, JESSEFEFFER said:

That year and '85 were the low point of the franchise, imo.   Pat McGroder's W-o-F ceremony where Ralph was booed by a sparse, socially distanced, angry crowd and Pat tried to defend him was the emotional bottom.

 

He was inducted on 9/29.  When he attempted to defend Ralph, he got booed too.  I remember him saying something like "I don't understand the booing, if it wasn't for him there wouldn't be a team here."  He died less than 4 months later. 

 

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3 hours ago, thenorthremembers said:

It will always spread regardless of mitigations albeit at slower rates.  And yes it is about personal choice.  Feel free to stay home and ride it out.  Ill go to a Bills game and risk the 1% chance Ill die from a air borne disease.  You go ahead and stay home from now on because there is a greater chance youll kill someone with your car tomorrow than you will with spreading covid.  

I don't care about me. I care about you killing my neighbor or creating tens of thousands of dollars in medical bills for the girl who works at the supermarket at poverty wages.

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This is going to be sneaky good practice for Allen continuing to improve his accuracy as he runs in for a TD and then wants to throw it into the stands to fans.

 

Now fans won't be all over.

 

He needs to find clusters and get the ball to them accurately :beer:

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, BullBuchanan said:

I don't care about me. I care about you killing my neighbor or creating tens of thousands of dollars in medical bills for the girl who works at the supermarket at poverty wages.

Did you read the inital post I quoted?  It said you can wear a mask, social distance or watch from your own home.   

 

Where did I advocate for going to a Bills game letting people spit all over me and then going straight to the supermarket to make out with the checkout girl?

 

Its too bad we will never see the numbers on this thing without some Govenors using people as human germ missiles on nursing homes.  Think fearbunkers may be less full.

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