aginlakeway said:
Yep. The "Trump" drugs that the media is against ...
How did Trump trick Spain into doing something so dangerous?
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How did Trump trick Spain into doing something so dangerous?
Madman said:aginlakeway said:
Yep. The "Trump" drugs that the media is against ...
How did Trump trick Spain into doing something so dangerous?
CIA mind control gun
Deplorable in Spanish is Deplorable. Its just pronounced differently.
Exsurge Domine said:Madman said:aginlakeway said:
Yep. The "Trump" drugs that the media is against ...
How did Trump trick Spain into doing something so dangerous?
CIA mind control gun
Shocked I tell you. I am shocked!
Catching up. Just wanted to comment that weighing 136lbs at 6 ft is emaciated. That isn't normal. Eat something.
Super interesting.. especially since I saw something today from CDC and whatnot saying that reported pneumonia deaths are crazy high this year... suspiciously compared to past..meaning that lots of "cause of death" is probably actually Covid related...but since they aren't testing posthumously, we aren't sure.
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/flu_pneumonia_mortality/flu_pneumonia.htm
vs
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/COVID19/index.htm?fbclid=IwAR1SFbB28AGT8D2YyMz8HX64XJ1cQS3Ua2hvO4HhO38m2i5PI7uZmu6yvJw
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/flu_pneumonia_mortality/flu_pneumonia.htm
vs
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/COVID19/index.htm?fbclid=IwAR1SFbB28AGT8D2YyMz8HX64XJ1cQS3Ua2hvO4HhO38m2i5PI7uZmu6yvJw
It's normal for a 17 year old ectomorph who doesn't work out or play sports.YouBet said:
Catching up. Just wanted to comment that weighing 136lbs at 6 ft is emaciated. That isn't normal. Eat something.
Source: That is almost exactly the physique I was sporting when I graduated high school.
swimmerbabe11 said:
Super interesting.. especially since I saw something today from CDC and whatnot saying that reported pneumonia deaths are crazy high this year... suspiciously compared to past..meaning that lots of "cause of death" is probably actually Covid related...but since they aren't testing posthumously, we aren't sure.
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/flu_pneumonia_mortality/flu_pneumonia.htm
vs
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/COVID19/index.htm?fbclid=IwAR1SFbB28AGT8D2YyMz8HX64XJ1cQS3Ua2hvO4HhO38m2i5PI7uZmu6yvJw
Combine that with Texas being almost dead last in tests per million people and one of the lowest % positive rate at 10. It's pretty interesting.
https://datastudio.google.com/u/0/reporting/c8a0edc3-2d74-4d85-9b7a-5ab335eb76b6/page/1XLJB
Texas is much more spread out than most places. We social distance naturally by not living like rats packed in a hole
We are not NYC, but Texas has 85% of its population living in urban areas which is greater than the US average.IrishTxAggie said:
Texas is much more spread out than most places. We social distance naturally by not living like rats packed in a hole
CA is 95%
NY is 88%
TX is 85%
WA is 84%
ME is 39%
2010 numbers:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbanization_in_the_United_States
In 4 "yea but we drive everywhere!!"
We're a big state with a diverse set of living conditions. Not a lot of difference between New Orleans and Houston (other than Houston is denser). Big difference in Houston and Bandera.
We're not testing enough per capita to know jack **** in the major metros.
We're not testing enough per capita to know jack **** in the major metros.
SchizoAg said:It's normal for a 17 year old ectomorph who doesn't work out or play sports.YouBet said:
Catching up. Just wanted to comment that weighing 136lbs at 6 ft is emaciated. That isn't normal. Eat something.
Source: That is almost exactly the physique I was sporting when I graduated high school.
You mean normal for someone who doesn't eat. There is no such thing as ectomorph, endomorph, etc. There are only those who eat a lot and those who eat small amounts.
Urban=/= Density
The urban areas of Texas cities encompass more land than most.
Nothing like the places you listed....
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
No Texas cities on this list. Sure do see a lot of places with outbreaks though
The urban areas of Texas cities encompass more land than most.
Nothing like the places you listed....
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
No Texas cities on this list. Sure do see a lot of places with outbreaks though
Actually Texas is on the list....
Everybody knows NYC is dense. NYC (57) and LA (27) are 84 of the 133 places on the list.
There are only 16 Metro areas total on there. Many places - including in texas are dense. So to pretend everybody here is spread out isn't true.
Everybody knows NYC is dense. NYC (57) and LA (27) are 84 of the 133 places on the list.
There are only 16 Metro areas total on there. Many places - including in texas are dense. So to pretend everybody here is spread out isn't true.
You're seriously going to try to claim Mobile City as a Texas "city"? You're ****ting me right? The entire "city" is ~210 people!
Texas is on the list - that's what I said. You can't pull a list that is 63% two metros as a claim Texas is 'more spread out'. Not unless all we are comparing to is LA and NYC.
Texas county density is very high...in Harris county. Williamson and others are up there too. Most of the people live in cities...just like most states.
Texas county density is very high...in Harris county. Williamson and others are up there too. Most of the people live in cities...just like most states.
And I said Texas "cities". Not Texas towns.
https://io9.gizmodo.com/half-of-the-u-s-lives-in-these-146-counties-is-yours-1258718775
Of the fifty most densely populated counties in the US, only one Texas county comes in at 43....and it isn't Harris. It's Dallas.
Again, Texas is nothing like the cities experiencing the outbreaks
https://io9.gizmodo.com/half-of-the-u-s-lives-in-these-146-counties-is-yours-1258718775
Of the fifty most densely populated counties in the US, only one Texas county comes in at 43....and it isn't Harris. It's Dallas.
Again, Texas is nothing like the cities experiencing the outbreaks
Even our urban areas are spaced out much better than NYC. Look at number of residents per square mile.mpl35 said:We are not NYC, but Texas has 85% of its population living in urban areas which is greater than the US average.IrishTxAggie said:
Texas is much more spread out than most places. We social distance naturally by not living like rats packed in a hole
CA is 95%
NY is 88%
TX is 85%
WA is 84%
ME is 39%
2010 numbers:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urbanization_in_the_United_States
Yeah - I said that.
Yeah and Oakland in Michigan has more than harris or dallas. And isn't on the list at all. Neither is Orleans. Or Jefferson in Louisiana. Yet they are hard hit.IrishTxAggie said:
And I said Texas "cities". Not Texas towns.
https://io9.gizmodo.com/half-of-the-u-s-lives-in-these-146-counties-is-yours-1258718775
Of the fifty most densely populated counties in the US, only one Texas county comes in at 43....and it isn't Harris. It's Dallas.
Again, Texas is nothing like the cities experiencing the outbreaks
Again since you don't seem to understand, I'm just pointing out that most of the Texas population is still in dense urban areas. NYC is unique in its density.
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Yeah and Oakland in Michigan has more than harris or dallas. And isn't on the list at all. Neither is Orleans. Or Jefferson in Louisiana. Yet they are hard hit.
All places with high poverty and large concentrations of African Americans which the virus has disproportionately affected.
No argument here.IrishTxAggie said:Quote:
Yeah and Oakland in Michigan has more than harris or dallas. And isn't on the list at all. Neither is Orleans. Or Jefferson in Louisiana. Yet they are hard hit.
All places with high poverty and large concentrations of African Americans which the virus has disproportionately affected.
Reminder that we are now two days from the hospitals being overrun (as per computer models from 8-days ago).
How's everybody holding up?
How's everybody holding up?
I no longer care about cases. Only numbers I care about are deaths and hospital utilization. Both of which show that this is basically nothing in TX thus far.
With you 100%. Managing hospital and vent utilization was the whole point of this business to begin with. I can't say I cared that much about cases to begin with beyond knowing what chance this thing has of killing me or my family
This virus never changed the whole time. Just the panic around it. Interesting social experiment.
I don't find it interesting at allAgsrback12 said:
This virus never changed the whole time. Just the panic around it. Interesting social experiment.
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