Chat 100k will die in Ontario from Covid-19

[snoopdoggie]

Okay, no more sex for you unless you marry the woman and keep the baby if you make a mistake. Or is it just the woman's responsibility?

Right.
Is that going to kill you? Ha ha ha ha ha.

 

[snoopdoggie]

You can't be serious...you really think only 'they' should be more responsible, SMH. That says it all right there.

It takes 2 to tango, right? You can't have sex with yourself.

 

[snoopdoggie]

Read my post again.
It says EVERYONE needs to be responsible.
It didn't say only females.

 

[krayjee]

KJ, who is working today? What's the schedule.

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Only snake is working. I asked him to take a long vacation but he couldn't live without KJ. What can I do?

All my girls are home and relaxing. They chat with me every day and some even proved they are home by having face time with me, and some sent me their sexy pictures and some sent me videos of what they were doing . One crazy girl called me last night at 2 am for no reason....Grrrrr...

 

[snoopdoggie]

Only snake is working. I asked him to take a long vacation but he couldn't live without KJ. What can I do?

All my girls are home and relaxing. They chat with me every day and some even proved they are home by having face time with me, and some sent me their sexy pictures and some sent me videos of what they were doing . One crazy girl called me last night at 2 am for no reason....Grrrrr...

What are they doing with extra time on their hands?

 

[UsefulIdiot]

Read my post again.
It says EVERYONE needs to be responsible.
It didn't say only females.

Then I will respect you as a man of your word. By the way, I have some news for you ...

 

[snoopdoggie]

Then I will respect you as a man of your word. By the way, I have some news for you ...

Ha ha ha ha ha hah.

 

[OG_funguy]

There are millions of contraceptives all over the place. Females can be more responsible in their actions or they can release the baby for legal adoptions. There many couples on waiting lists to take them.

There's an old saying that everyone should prcatice: If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.
Here's another one: You can't have your cake and eat it too

Here's your post...where do you say anything about the man? I'm willing to bet most unplanned pregnancies is due to the guy convincing the girl not to worry about it, that he just wants to feel her raw for a bit and that he will 100% pull out...well, he couldn't and the girl has to suffer the consequences due to his lack of control? It would be very easy to say that she shouldn't have put herself in that position in the first place but that's hypocritical and bullshit.

 

[snoopdoggie]

Here's your post...where do you say anything about the man? I'm willing to bet most unplanned pregnancies is due to the guy convincing the girl not to worry about it, that he just wants to feel her raw for a bit and that he will 100% pull out...well, he couldn't and the girl has to suffer the consequences due to his lack of control? It would be very easy to say that she shouldn't have put herself in that position in the first place but that's hypocritical and bullshit.

It is the females that say they have control over their bodies. I never said it. I say, do something then. Either be more responsible, or release the baby for adoption.

You're trying to put words in my mouth, and that's wrong and irresponsible on your part.

I did mention "man" when I said "EVERYONE ".

"EVERYONE" includes male and female, does it not?

Learn how to read.

And drink some warm milk before you go to bed. You'll feel much better in the morning.

 

[krayjee]

What are they doing with extra time on their hands?

You won't be interested. Some sending me their pictures of their new nails, some what they were cooking, some sending me some sexy pictures, some working out at the gym in their condo. Water is really hot. What a sexy body she has !

 

[cupcrazy]

You won't be interested. Some sending me their pictures of their new nails, some what they were cooking, some sending me some sexy pictures, some working out at the gym in their condo. Water is really hot with Lu Lu Lemon yoga outfit.

who the heck is water?

 

[ddydck]

152 people have died in Canada from COVID19 over the past 3 months.
700 have died from car accidents in Canada over the same period.

You are 4 to 5 times more likely to die in a car crash than form COVID19.

Shutting down the economy will kill at least 70,000 people over the next 5 years because of a lack of wealth creation, less proram funding and less healthcare treatment.

To Liberals, killing 70,000 is worth it if you save 600 lives (152 x4).
To Liberals, facts and numbers mean nothing. Its all about how they feel at that moment.

Dont forget, Canada aborts 100,000 babies every year and no one cares.

Here you go again, FFS. Now type something about Asian Angela.

 

[krayjee]

who the heck is water?

She is a sexy young MPA at Orchid spa. I can only show you part of her body in the gym. She has tattoos that can identify her easily. So she allowed me only the cut up picture below. Too bad, her legs are so sexy.

 

[Boston Man Chowder]

Everyday that passes by, I just lose my will to live. It's been 3 weeks since the hysteria got real in North America. By that, I'm referring to shutdowns of sports leagues and non-essential businesses, cancellations of various pop culture events and lockdowns of some states and provinces. It feels much longer than that and yet for all this time, not one bit of progress. Everyday, I try to keep an optimistic outlook but all I see on TV, in the papers and online are gloomy forecasts. This site has been a source of escape and entertainment with all the funny reviews and back-and-forth insults that take place but recently, it's been like any other outlet that predicts nothing but the worst.

I'm really thankful to still have a source of income at this time and it's helped me find purpose after isolating myself for a while but to see what surrounds me each day I go to and from work is just discouraging. We're all in this together. We're all doing our small part for the common good but now, I'm starting to question it. We're doing all this but at what price? An economy that will never get back to normal in this lifetime? It's great that lives will be saved by this endeavour but knowing the tradeoff for it is just depressing. I know it's selfish but I just lose the motivation each day to go on because of the prospect that some of my favourite establishments (bars, restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, spas, hotels etc.) may never see the light of day again.

I was so onboard with this under the belief that the quicker we contain this, the sooner we get back to normal. Now we don't even know when soon is or if our reality today may be the new normal. It's hard to see the big picture when there's a possiblity that we may not have much to look forward to when this all ends. It's hard to keep hope alive when the things that gave us joy and comfort in our lives may no longer be around after all this madness. We will flatten the curve but start new ones in terms of poverty, murders, drug use, other diseases etc. A sick economy will result in a sick populace. I'm not big on moral victories and silver linings. Being thankful to just be alive isn't going to cut it.

 

[sy barite]

I haven't looked at the reasoning behind the 100 000 number, but as soon as you see a range like the one they've used...you know they're just pulling the numbers out of their asses. I read at the low end 1500 people....up to 100? When the entire U.S. is saying maybe 240 k? Yeah....I'm going to need to see the Excel charts and tables.

 

[OG_funguy]

It is the females that say they have control over their bodies. I never said it. I say, do something then. Either be more responsible, or release the baby for adoption.

You're trying to put words in my mouth, and that's wrong and irresponsible on your part.

I did mention "man" when I said "EVERYONE ".

"EVERYONE" includes male and female, does it not?

Learn how to read.

And drink some warm milk before you go to bed. You'll feel much better in the morning.

I review and draft legal documents for a living so I'm pretty sure my comprehension is quite a bit higher than yours. I was responding to your first post and your use of the word "everyone" was not precise and could have been interpreted in different ways . Don't try to mask your true beliefs and don't try to get in a war of words with me or I'll expose you for the idiot that you are.

Btw, no need for milk because I don't really care what you think anyways... you're flattering yourself.

 

[UsefulIdiot]

Everyday that passes by, I just lose my will to live. It's been 3 weeks since the hysteria got real in North America. By that, I'm referring to shutdowns of sports leagues and non-essential businesses, cancellations of various pop culture events and lockdowns of some states and provinces. It feels much longer than that and yet for all this time, not one bit of progress. Everyday, I try to keep an optimistic outlook but all I see on TV, in the papers and online are gloomy forecasts. This site has been a source of escape and entertainment with all the funny reviews and back-and-forth insults that take place but recently, it's been like any other outlet that predicts nothing but the worst.

I'm really thankful to still have a source of income at this time and it's helped me find purpose after isolating myself for a while but to see what surrounds me each day I go to and from work is just discouraging. We're all in this together. We're all doing our small part for the common good but now, I'm starting to question it. We're doing all this but at what price? An economy that will never get back to normal in this lifetime? It's great that lives will be saved by this endeavour but knowing the tradeoff for it is just depressing. I know it's selfish but I just lose the motivation each day to go on because of the prospect that some of my favourite establishments (bars, restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, spas, hotels etc.) may never see the light of day again.

I was so onboard with this under the belief that the quicker we contain this, the sooner we get back to normal. Now we don't even know when soon is or if our reality today may be the new normal. It's hard to see the big picture when there's a possiblity that we may not have much to look forward to when this all ends. It's hard to keep hope alive when the things that gave us joy and comfort in our lives may no longer be around after all this madness. We will flatten the curve but start new ones in terms of poverty, murders, drug use, other diseases etc. A sick economy will result in a sick populace. I'm not big on moral victories and silver linings. Being thankful to just be alive isn't going to cut it.

Hey BMC, hang in there. Bad things are happening and are coming, but I think some good may come of this too. During the Blitzkrieg communities survived in fellowship together, the rate of mental illness declined, people had a shared purpose. It is a good time to learn the value of community and helping other people, or just simple small kindnesses. Meeting challenges makes you stronger. Surviving deprivation helps you to appreciate simple pleasures (I tried fasting once, I broke after three and a half days, and the ice cream I had was the most delicious food I have ever eaten). All the petty disagreements we have with those in our circle will seem very unimportant, as will past failures and disappointments. Most of us will get through this and I believe we will gain something in the process.

 

[therealcole]

You won't be interested. Some sending me their pictures of their new nails, some what they were cooking, some sending me some sexy pictures, some working out at the gym in their condo. Water is really hot. What a sexy body she has !

Thanks
Ursala

 

[Shag]

Everyday that passes by, I just lose my will to live. It's been 3 weeks since the hysteria got real in North America. By that, I'm referring to shutdowns of sports leagues and non-essential businesses, cancellations of various pop culture events and lockdowns of some states and provinces. It feels much longer than that and yet for all this time, not one bit of progress. Everyday, I try to keep an optimistic outlook but all I see on TV, in the papers and online are gloomy forecasts. This site has been a source of escape and entertainment with all the funny reviews and back-and-forth insults that take place but recently, it's been like any other outlet that predicts nothing but the worst.

I'm really thankful to still have a source of income at this time and it's helped me find purpose after isolating myself for a while but to see what surrounds me each day I go to and from work is just discouraging. We're all in this together. We're all doing our small part for the common good but now, I'm starting to question it. We're doing all this but at what price? An economy that will never get back to normal in this lifetime? It's great that lives will be saved by this endeavour but knowing the tradeoff for it is just depressing. I know it's selfish but I just lose the motivation each day to go on because of the prospect that some of my favourite establishments (bars, restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, spas, hotels etc.) may never see the light of day again.

I was so onboard with this under the belief that the quicker we contain this, the sooner we get back to normal. Now we don't even know when soon is or if our reality today may be the new normal. It's hard to see the big picture when there's a possiblity that we may not have much to look forward to when this all ends. It's hard to keep hope alive when the things that gave us joy and comfort in our lives may no longer be around after all this madness. We will flatten the curve but start new ones in terms of poverty, murders, drug use, other diseases etc. A sick economy will result in a sick populace. I'm not big on moral victories and silver linings. Being thankful to just be alive isn't going to cut it.

if you got the truth at the beginning what would happen. Think toilet paper, think hurricane, what would happen..Two weeks becomes a month and glimmers of hope.
There are going to some new normals, you have already seen the barriers at grocery checkouts. Things evolve.

 

[therealcole]

Everyday that passes by, I just lose my will to live. It's been 3 weeks since the hysteria got real in North America. By that, I'm referring to shutdowns of sports leagues and non-essential businesses, cancellations of various pop culture events and lockdowns of some states and provinces. It feels much longer than that and yet for all this time, not one bit of progress. Everyday, I try to keep an optimistic outlook but all I see on TV, in the papers and online are gloomy forecasts. This site has been a source of escape and entertainment with all the funny reviews and back-and-forth insults that take place but recently, it's been like any other outlet that predicts nothing but the worst.

I'm really thankful to still have a source of income at this time and it's helped me find purpose after isolating myself for a while but to see what surrounds me each day I go to and from work is just discouraging. We're all in this together. We're all doing our small part for the common good but now, I'm starting to question it. We're doing all this but at what price? An economy that will never get back to normal in this lifetime? It's great that lives will be saved by this endeavour but knowing the tradeoff for it is just depressing. I know it's selfish but I just lose the motivation each day to go on because of the prospect that some of my favourite establishments (bars, restaurants, coffee shops, gyms, spas, hotels etc.) may never see the light of day again.

I was so onboard with this under the belief that the quicker we contain this, the sooner we get back to normal. Now we don't even know when soon is or if our reality today may be the new normal. It's hard to see the big picture when there's a possiblity that we may not have much to look forward to when this all ends. It's hard to keep hope alive when the things that gave us joy and comfort in our lives may no longer be around after all this madness. We will flatten the curve but start new ones in terms of poverty, murders, drug use, other diseases etc. A sick economy will result in a sick populace. I'm not big on moral victories and silver linings. Being thankful to just be alive isn't going to cut it.

You will die eventually. There will be no more normal. Just like after 9/11. Suck it up and move on. You guys have had it so easy in North America.