Portland and Covid

[Crazyhole]

how is it that we are 90 days into people gathering like this and they haven't had a surge in Covid cases?



Oregon in general has way outperformed the national average. Doesn't seem possible.

 

[sk8knight]

how is it that we are 90 days into people gathering like this and they haven't had a surge in Covid cases?

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Oregon in general has way outperformed the national average. Doesn't seem possible.

They’ve followed the same trend, though, with a spike beginning in early June, peaking in mid-July, and tapering off since. Oregon is demographically different and has different health culture than a lot of other places as well.

 

[firm_bizzle]

The fires keep people separated.

 

[firm_bizzle]

Tossing bricks can help too. Don't get close.

Bricks are hard to toss, I recommend soup cans. Then when you are caught, you can say "it was just soup from my family"! Cream of mushroom tosses better than tomato.

 

[hemightbejeremy]

Bricks are hard to toss, I recommend soup cans. Then when you are caught, you can say "it was just soup from my family"! Cream of mushroom tosses better than tomato.

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You have people coming over with bags and bags of soup. And they aren’t sending their Pacific and Amy’s. They are sending Campbell’s, Bumble Bee , and Swanson. They are salty, full of soybean oil, MSG. And some, I assume, are good soups.

 

[Crazyhole]

You have people coming over with bags and bags of soup. And they aren’t sending their Pacific and Amy’s. They are sending Campbell’s, Bumble Bee , and Swanson. They are salty, full of soybean oil, MSG. And some, I assume, are good soups.

Well done