impartialobserver

Good question. The rationale is that there will be a certain threshold of cases per day/positivity rate/etc. However, that is laughable because as soon as the numbers spike, it will be groundhog day.

Well, apparently a lot of states are not listening to this. Arizona, Texas, South Dakota are just a few. Nevada is scheduled to pretty well open up on May 1.

Things are not going to go well for the officer.

There probably are cases where blacks are targeted unfairly. Humanity is flawed. However, they should focus on themselves first. Make better decisions and these unfortunate encounters happen less often.

Right/wrong is not the issue. Mirabeau/BigTex is a troll and nothing said on this forum is going to change that.

You always take the troll's bait.

And the mic drops.......

Allergies. It is not completely gone but very diminished. When I leave Northern Nevada, it comes back.

i will say that having no sense of smell makes the wine experience less than perfect. Still going to be in the midwest where I have no allergies and therefore smell comes back and things taste better.

Have not consumed anything alcoholic other than beer or wine in about 5 years so who knows. Two shots may just destroy me.

in sept when I have a week of no wife and kids, will have to try it out. Then I can be hung over and no consequences.

one of these days, I am going to be adventurous and try good tequila. I like my strong beer but maybe something different is in order.

Shall find out. I am getting the first shot tomorrow. Still, these emails have got me looking elsewhere for employment. It would have to be pretty amazing to get me to leave but its a possibility.

I am not sure how they intend to enforce this. All we know at the moment is a few strongly worded emails from higher ups. Office is empty at the moment but they want everyone vaccinated and back in the office by the end of this month.

I will dox myself if I am too explicit. I work for government and there are simple ways to find me if I lay it out too well. Simply stated, there are state laws that make this possible.