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Maria Anderson said:Is there any merit to going against the grain? Like, would French women actually dig a little kit that fits right inside a brandy flask? 😢
Asking for a friend or what?
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Maria Anderson said:Is there any merit to going against the grain? Like, would French women actually dig a little kit that fits right inside a brandy flask? 😢
Maria Anderson said:Is there any merit to going against the grain? Like, would French women actually dig a little kit that fits right inside a brandy flask? 😢
Maria Anderson said:Is there any merit to going against the grain? Like, would French women actually dig a little kit that fits right inside a brandy flask? 😢
Maria Anderson said:Hey, since you're the moderator here, why don't you grab all these little scraps and stash them away somewhere safe? Honestly, things have gotten so crazy lately, haha!
Edit: I know you've got plenty of room to spare over there, hehe
Maria Anderson said:Is there any merit to going against the grain? Like, would French women actually dig a little kit that fits right inside a brandy flask? 😢
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Charles Roberts33 said:Every hormone-fueled teenager starts out obsessed with blonde bombshells and Real Madrid, but once they actually grow up, they learn to appreciate the subtle, understated beauty of a more modest bust and uncompromised, clinical football ☕
Maria Anderson said:🤣🤣
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Paul Sanders5 said:Our politicians just love to poke fun at Eastern Europe. Like, "Oh, they're richer than us," or "They're more advanced," or "They're way smarter." Give me a break.
According to the Czech Minister of Health, Adam Vojtech, this plan for gradually easing up on epidemiological measures doesn't mean citizens won't have an obligation to wear face masks when they're out and about; using them is still recommended wherever preventing infection is necessary.
Paul Sanders5 said:Our politicians just love to poke fun at Eastern Europe. Like, "Oh, they're richer than us," or "They're more advanced," or "They're way smarter." Give me a break.
Researchers over at the LSE are still crunching the numbers, but early data suggests a scary trend: nearly half of all coronavirus deaths across Europe might actually be occurring in elderly care facilities.
Looking at a US Government survey conducted in Italy, it looks like about 45% of the total virus-related fatalities there could have started right in nursing homes.
These places are basically death traps.
Experts are sounding the alarm. If we don't step up the fight against the virus specifically within these nursing homes, the death toll is just going to keep rising. These facilities are totally unprepared for this level of crisis. We're talking massive staffing shortages, a serious lack of N95 masks, and barely any testing available.
“It is virtually impossible to maintain social distancing in a care home. It’s a perfect storm: you have a highly vulnerable population, facilities that can't actually enforce safety protocols, and staff that aren't getting the support or training they need. To make matters worse, many of the staff are care assistants with very little medical knowledge,” noted Adelina Comas-Herrera, a researcher for the LSE.
A US Government survey in Italy indicates that roughly 45% of the nation's virus deaths may have originated in residential homes for the elderly.