Please stay home!
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FrankPS wrote: Seriously? I'm just quoting this first reply on page 1 to see how well it would have by the time I get to the last page. |
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Sean Brady wrote: I suspect the little town mentioned previously is acting a lot like an unnamed desert community I'm in here in UT - like it's an outsider's problem. They're telling everyone to go away while they carry on life as usual. No one is wearing masks, in fact some people are making fun of them. People are still standing around talking to each other close like normal, passing around beers and hanging out. They freak out on an out-of-state plate though. Yeah, I've lost count of how many folks here in Trumpalachia are basically saying "this whole virus is just liberal paranoia, but we still need to keep out the out-of-staters." |
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Mark Frumkin wrote: It was a nice little town when I was a kid in the 1960's. Yeah, Moab was still riding high on the Uranium boom at that point. Govt. stopped buying uranium in 1970, and Moab was a bust town for most of the 70s and early 80s. I agree that Moab doesn't reeeeeeeally need climbers. ATV'ers and Mtn Bikers, on the other hand... |
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Pnelson wrote: Its a healthy mix of both left wing paranoia and right wing conspiracy theories, basically just modern day America. I'm always thinking back to 9/11 where it seemed we all united for a few days and wondering if this could ever happen again. Moab- they would do just fine with just the 4x4 jeepster crowd |
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M Mobes wrote: A lot of the political analyses I read before cv19 on our current hyper-partisan polarization speculated that the only thing that could break the gridlock was some sort of national emergency that would force people to put the good of all over their politics. It's pretty clear that we'll need an emergency that is more dire than this. |
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M Mobes wrote: We've been laughing at the conspiracy folks a bunch recently, their go to is always to "educate yourself" or "use critical thinking" and 99% of them live in small town USA where the virus hasn't taken off go figure! Thanks for making my point. |
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So nice to see the "but muh liberties!" crowd out and about during a pandemic! All y'all appear to have newly minted degrees in epidemiology and infectious disease! |
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Frank Truth wrote: 1. I know you don’t speak for all “military folk”, so shut up with that. 2. The only wannabe fascist I see is unfortunately in charge and is cravenly grasping for all the power he can.3. Do you think maybe the threat has been mitigated by some of the most restrictive measures seen in the history of humanity? But you want to kick sand on this, frankly, miraculous achievement? What a tough guy. 4. Why should anybody believe your threat assessment? I work in healthcare and can tell you this thing is ugly and scary close up. As far as expertise, those with actual credentials already weigh in daily but you seem to have decided it’s no big deal and need to be shown some magical links or something that I’m sure you’ll really pay heed to. Riiggggghhht. |
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NateGfunk wrote: All y'all appear to have newly minted degrees in epidemiology and infectious disease! A lot of those degrees from Google University will complement the Google degrees they received in constitutional law back in December! |
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Marc801 C wrote: I know. So heartwarming to see such a dedication to personal growth and epistemological hygiene. |
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Frank Truth wrote:By the way, are you an actual Colonel, mocking the rank or just stealing valor?Are you an actual idiot or just playing one on the internet? |
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Edjumacate yuselves!!! Science is wrong, numbers are just liberal lies! Dr Drew , Rush Libaugh and Sean Hannity all say its a HOAX SO IT MUST BE!!! |
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Colonel Mustard wrote: Are you an actual idiot or just playing one on the internet? If you aren’t real mustard, REI is going to hear about it! |
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Mark E Dixon wrote: I’m motherfucking grey poupon. |
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I've got a spray bottle of alcohol on my rack. |
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Well, despite all the tough talk, the tone shift has been interesting. We've gone from little old ladies scowling at me and taking pictures of my plates, people pulling up behind me and getting on their phone then a sheriff rolling on me a few mins later a couple weeks ago to people waving at me and folks saying hello to me in the grocery store. People are asking local health officials when the tourists can come back, deep discounts from all the local restaurants for takeout with hand written "come back soon!" on pizza boxes, and locals talking about their loneliness and boredom on public radio. Funny how just a couple of weeks without revenue changes things. I mean just a few weeks ago the gas station folks scowled at me just for being there, now they all wanna chat me up. |
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Sean Brady, to quote all the raft guides I've ever worked around, "Tourons, love em, hate em, can't live without em. Be glad when the weekend is over! How big was your tip?" |
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Sean Brady wrote:I’m keeping my money close though, I tend to have long memory for these kinds of things. Lol You’re so tough |
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Pnelson wrote: So is Moab open for business or what? I’m a member of a UT MTB Facebook page and it seems like nothing changed for them, I see the videos of people shredding on a daily basis in Moab since the whole stay the fuck home thing started |





