Did the sign give instructions for making a grilled cheese samich???Hand sanitizer is not 99% alcohol. If I'm thinking right its 69% . I dispose of 100's of gallons a week, USUALLY....
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Short term, possibly. I guess that will depend on how hard hit your area is. Long term, some might be better prepared for a future event whether it's something like this or even a natural disaster(hurricane, flood, tornadoes, etc) but alot will go back to the same old same old.How will COVID-19 play out in America over the next year? What are your thoughts?
Will this virus change the way that we conduct our lives?
In the US, people now have a short attention span. I think we will ultimately just go back to normal.Do you think that we will get back to some type of normal, or will we see huge sweeping changes?
It will probably expose our healthcare system for the shit that(most know already) it is, we will argue about it for years & something may or may not get done about it.What about our health care system, and the middle class? How much of an impact economically will this have on our lives?
I was just relaying what the sign read. No idea what they sell there & no idea alcohol % in real sanitized. The disclaimer was real.I stopped at a Dollar General store on the way home tonight. Taped to the back of the cash register was a sign explaining how to make your own sanitizer. 99% Isopropyl alcohol mixed with Aloe. I don't remember the mix ratio though.
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Mr. Roarke, is that you?Aloe-ho, welcome to the islands, now wash your hands.
I won't be in Honolulu until Thursday. I'm curious if the planes will be packed or empty and nervous about everything the kids are going to touch.Aloe-ho, welcome to the islands, now wash your hands.
So I guess that means you mix 31% aloe with the rest (69%) 99.9% isopropyl.Hand sanitizer is not 99% alcohol. If I'm thinking right its 69% . I dispose of 100's of gallons a week, USUALLY....
By weight? By volume? By moles? Do you even remember the aloe mole?So I guess that means you mix 31% aloe with the rest (69%) 99.9% isopropyl.
Yesterday they just confirmed the second case, which was an elderly man who became ill while in seattle then boarded an airplane and flew to hawaii and went straight to urgent care. So youll want to cover yourself in bleach...I won't be in Honolulu until Thursday. I'm curious if the planes will be packed or empty and nervous about everything the kids are going to touch.
*shrug*By weight? By volume? By moles? Do you even remember the aloe mole?
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Now can someone explain to me why people are stocking up on twinkies and ding dongs?
Coronavirus outbreak may have unleashed panic buying of Hostess Twinkies and Ding Dongs
Got those Twinkies along with your hand sanitizer?finance.yahoo.com
Do crapholes exist?Oh man I was with you until “craphole countries”... Why you have to go there...
A computer programmer.Way too complicated for me. And who the hell starts a list at 0?
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Is that basic chemistry? I studied it 60 years ago. 1 mole is 6.23 x 10^23 IIRC.that's not even fair
Brings up the tasty question: What is the one food that NEVER SPOILS?It's probably BS, but there's a belief that Twinkies are so artificial and contain so many preservatives that it's impossible for them to spoil.
The "Zombieland" movie references this belief, but reminds us that Twinkies actually *DO* have an expiration date.
Ok, you can just run this:A computer programmer.
you have friends?? What a novel thing.....My friend was just telling me that he was very sick over the weekend. The nurse asked him if he traveled and he said yes. He went to Cali, plus a, few seminars that he had to travel to by car. The nurse didn't test him for COVID-19. Nothing came of it. He got better today, and will be at work tomorrow.
This is the issue. We aren't taking this virus seriously because we think it's not going to affect us. If he truly has COVID-19 he's going to possibly infect many more at work, the store, etc. SMH
If he got better he doesnt have it anymore... Do you know how viruses work?My friend was just telling me that he was very sick over the weekend. The nurse asked him if he traveled and he said yes. He went to Cali, plus a, few seminars that he had to travel to by car. The nurse didn't test him for COVID-19. Nothing came of it. He got better today, and will be at work tomorrow.
This is the issue. We aren't taking this virus seriously because we think it's not going to affect us. If he truly has COVID-19 he's going to possibly infect many more at work, the store, etc. SMH