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Like everything, this will lead to unpredictable results. I’m sure many offices will reduce space. A lot of small businesses will drop out, but there’s always another entrepreneur to take their place. Landlords will be charging less to keep their places occupied. But some offices will need more space to accommodate new guidelines about distancing their employees. Gotta space out the cubicles, I guess.

If a shift to working from home becomes permanent, thats going to result in a lot of people moving out of the City. Same goes for a slow reopening of restaurants, bars, nightlife. There’s less reason to stick around if the NYC lifestyle changes drastically and the cost of living doesn’t come down there. I received a census reminder text from NYC yesterday. They need a big response now because in a year or two they may have a lower headcount.

Agreed. Last year the Jets had no depth and it takes more then one offseason to fix that.

I see a nickname forming there.

If they want to be consistent, they should have the party around the same time they plan to take their honeymoon (if the reason for the delay is Covid-related in any way). I think they shouldn’t make other people travel if they’re not comfortable traveling. If this isn’t a factor, then your son and his bride need to make the decision on their own — it may affect family relations in the future.

Was he removed right after the Flynn plea and replaced by Sullivan? Didn’t Sullivan almost immediately order the prosecution to turn over all exculpatory evidence just days later? Is it true that the evidence wasn’t actually turned over until after Barr had a Missouri prosecutor specifically look into the matter? Didn't the Missouri prosecutor only just release the exculpatory evidence to the defense a month ago? But, hey, he pled guilty — there’s no need for context. None whatsoever. Throw the book and slam the jail cell door. Duh, you idiot. You’re wasting everyone’s time.

Not too rare. Sullivan was not the original judge for Flynn’s case, if I recall correctly.

Who’s book, Edgar Hoover?

Trump has lupus?!?! BREAKING.

Well, thank you for answering. I’m still trying to get an answer from BillStime to my original two questions...

Why are you answering for Warren Zevon? I can keep up, that why I’m asking you (*not* WZ ?).

Why are you answering forBillStime?

You don’t answer questions posed directly to you? That’s not a “rule” that’s common courtesy. Hey, wow, look who showed up. Deppity Fife!

I will do that, right after you answer, thanks!

Questions: why would someone do this? What would e the purpose?

Odd, I’ve seen only one other poster take a screenshot of someone’s activity and use it to complain that they post too much, and it isn’t you. To me, (because I’ve only seen it once or twice before a while ago) is a very distinctive thing to do.

What about the wrongly accused who’ve been convicted? You know, inmates freed after their verdicts are overturned. It happens frequently. Are those people only temporarily guilty?

Understood about your second paragraph. My point was more of a question. Thanks for answering. I’ve always thought one of the best side benefits of the lockdown is to get to know as many unknowns as possible before reopening. Or at least identify what should be investigated. That’s the only way to be prepared for the inevitable increase in numbers, especially with the next flu season being folded into a new Covid spike. There’s a lot of minds focused on this virus. One or two days makes a big difference.

I think I'm changing the topic a bit. It certainly isn't as fatal, but i am in wait and see mode on "dangerous" with regard to blood clotting, and permanent, or long lasting, or degenerative damage to younger population. This seems to do different things to people than the flu. There's still a lot we don't know about this virus and its effects. Also -- if you take into consideration that hospitals were actively turning people away during the COVID-19 height of the outbreak, can you safely use the hospitalization numbers that are being reported? Comparing them to flu numbers -- when hospitals have traditionally been able to handle all cases that come to their doors -- is maybe not the best comparison. Keep in mind that I don't know what comparison would be better...

I’ve put it in my head that there’s never going to be an effective vaccine for this. We are gonna have to live with this virus floating around. I’ll be happy to be wrong, of course.

You think this President is first to investigate a prior administration?

Thats not a halo effect, that’s the less-used eclipse effect.

She smiles when she talks to the cameras, even though she doesn’t want to smile while talking.

Do you get one solarium and Snoopy gets the other one? ??

No *****. Thats why they want your phone with you at all times. If I see someone wearing that, I’m sticking my chewed gum to it. Right where the nose is.