Clubs closing thread.

[J011yroger]

Admittedly I jumped right into his fantasy world before I looked at the poster.

Need @rogerroger917 to confirm but I think he fits in as slightly less believable than TNG.

J

 

[Ronaldo]

Not much else to do in mom's basement during the Quarantine.

J

Thought so too until cleaning the basement after a floor drain back-up.

 

[time_fly]

Thought so too until cleaning the basement after a floor drain back-up.

The thumbnail for that video is what my hair will look like by the end of the lockdown in CT, which currently runs until at least April 20. I was about due for a haircut when it all started.

For your reading displeasure, here’s a story about Harvard scientists confirming by modeling that lockdowns will have to be repeated several times in many areas, and severe lockdowns just increase the need to have more of them as nobody builds immunity and the disease returns eventually:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/harva...y-have-to-be-turned-on-and-off-like-a-spigot/

 

[Ronaldo]

The thumbnail for that video is what my hair will look like by the end of the lockdown in CT, which currently runs until at least April 20. I was about due for a haircut when it all started.

For your reading displeasure, here’s a story about Harvard scientists confirming by modeling that lockdowns will have to be repeated several times in many areas, and severe lockdowns just increase the need to have more of them as nobody builds immunity and the disease returns eventually:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/harva...y-have-to-be-turned-on-and-off-like-a-spigot/

Buzz Lightyear!!!

 

[am1899]

The thumbnail for that video is what my hair will look like by the end of the lockdown in CT, which currently runs until at least April 20. I was about due for a haircut when it all started.

For your reading displeasure, here’s a story about Harvard scientists confirming by modeling that lockdowns will have to be repeated several times in many areas, and severe lockdowns just increase the need to have more of them as nobody builds immunity and the disease returns eventually:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/harva...y-have-to-be-turned-on-and-off-like-a-spigot/

Have you considered moving to rural Texas or Mississippi? So far, the policies in those areas seem to align more closely with your views on social distancing, lockdowns, etc.

 

[sureshs]

The thumbnail for that video is what my hair will look like by the end of the lockdown in CT, which currently runs until at least April 20. I was about due for a haircut when it all started.

For your reading displeasure, here’s a story about Harvard scientists confirming by modeling that lockdowns will have to be repeated several times in many areas, and severe lockdowns just increase the need to have more of them as nobody builds immunity and the disease returns eventually:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/harva...y-have-to-be-turned-on-and-off-like-a-spigot/

That is all right, but the first lockdown has to be more severe given that we don't know how things will turn out. If turning on and off started from day 1 and we do not get it exactly right, situation will become much worse. That is why more discomfort in the beginning.

 

[Ronaldo]

Wonder if Chickasaw Park public clay courts will open this year? It's 81 degrees at 4 pm