Im sorry , I just had to vent
when will this craziness end?
Dave
Quote from: DaveyO on June 23, 2020, 08:55:39 PM
Im sorry , I just had to vent
when will this craziness end?
Dave
Evidently that just depends on where you live and what you do and how old you are, and of course who and what you believe.
:donut :donut2
Quote from: DaveyO on June 23, 2020, 08:55:39 PMIm sorry , I just had to vent
when will this craziness end?
Dave
What do you mean by "craziness"?
https://youtu.be/Aax5EDQMOq4
Quote from: DaveyO on June 23, 2020, 08:55:39 PM
Im sorry , I just had to vent
when will this craziness end?
Dave
I have an autistic son who is missing all of his late school year and summer activities. "When will it be done", is one of his most frequently asked questions.
"Nobody knows" is our answer every time. You're not alone. So far, everywhere that they decide it's over has another outbreak.
Ed
https://youtu.be/mniY1lIAaQk
Don't worry it will all be over Nov. 3 of this year.
Quote from: Strings4Him on June 25, 2020, 11:21:57 AM
https://youtu.be/mniY1lIAaQk
Quackery bulls*t is NOT the answer.
Thanks for playing, though.
Ed
I have worked from home for 14 years....ok my wife and son are now home and I have to hide in my shed to get some peace.
Quote from: eded on June 25, 2020, 10:18:41 PM
Quackery bulls*t is NOT the answer.
Thanks for playing, though.
Ed
Truth will prevail Ed. Did you even watch the video? It seems we are all being played, yourself included. When in the history of the world did we lock up healthy people? People are seemingly delusional regarding this. It's downright laughable if it weren't so sad.
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B-bye now.
Don't worry Davey. You don't need to be sorry. It's appropriate for a guitar site. We are being played. :guitar
:cop: Theres so much I want to post BUT......... :gotdonuts:
Quote from: Barefoot Rob on August 08, 2020, 07:53:28 PM
:cop: Theres so much I want to post BUT......... :gotdonuts:
Yup.
The virus is terrible.
Here in New Zealand, our Prime Minister went hard and early to stop it spreading.
The whole country went into isolation.
She also put her ego to one side, and always listened to the doctor experts, and even shared the stage with Ashley, our top public health medical doctor.
Both are national heroes in this country.
We have been free from community transmission of the virus for 100 days now.
No one knows when we will be free of it.
We know we are a life boat in the Covid ocean.
Our government is now working on developing a card that we will all wear, so that when the virus sneaks in, we can isolate all the people who have been in contact with it, and isolate or treat them as the case may be.
The big hope is a vaccine will be developed.
So no one knows when the craziness will end.
Keep safe everyone.
Quote from: carruth on August 09, 2020, 04:06:21 AM
The virus is terrible.
Here in New Zealand, our Prime Minister went hard and early to stop it spreading.
The whole country went into isolation.
She also put her ego to one side, and always listened to the doctor experts, and even shared the stage with Ashley, our top public health medical doctor.
Both are national heroes in this country.
We have been free from community transmission of the virus for 100 days now.
No one knows when we will be free of it.
We know we are a life boat in the Covid ocean.
Our government is now working on developing a card that we will all wear, so that when the virus sneaks in, we can isolate all the people who have been in contact with it, and isolate or treat them as the case may be.
The big hope is a vaccine will be developed.
So no one knows when the craziness will end.
Keep safe everyone.
You were already quite a bit socially distanced, however. Similar thing happened here. 1,000 miles from Toronto, 500 from Winnipeg, border closed, very few cases. We're used to being socially distanced. :smile:
Thankfully the data suggest the mortality rate is .03% of the population since the virus has been floating around since late 2019.
Quote from: Strings4Him on August 10, 2020, 10:54:11 AM
Thankfully the data suggest the mortality rate is .03% of the population since the virus has been floating around since late 2019.
So ... no worse than a bad flu season. An issue of concern with those with higher risk factors but no reason to panic and destroy our economies. At least, no reason we can talk about it. :?
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/2009-h1n1-pandemic.html
Quote from: ducktrapper on August 10, 2020, 02:43:30 PM
So ... no worse than a bad flu season. An issue of concern with those with higher risk factors but no reason to panic and destroy our economies. At least, no reason we can talk about it. :?
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/2009-h1n1-pandemic.html
Yes indeed. More and more are waking up to this truth. Time to end this nonsense.
Quote from: Strings4Him on August 10, 2020, 10:54:11 AM
Thankfully the data suggest the mortality rate is .03% of the population since the virus has been floating around since late 2019.
WITH social distancing and shutdowns, and overall. What are the localized numbers where things didn't shut down or opened up early? What are the numbers where shutdowns were more strict and enforced?
That's the problem with numbers... people juggle them and make them appear to say things they don't, and disregard the numbers that don't say what they want.
The one thing I'm sure of... if we ever make it thru this, I hope a lot of folks maintain the distance.
Ed
Quote from: eded on August 10, 2020, 03:47:33 PM
That's the problem with numbers... people juggle them and make them appear to say things they don't, and disregard the numbers that don't say what they want.
Ed
Ain't it odd that it's only those you disagree with that do this?
Quote from: ducktrapper on August 10, 2020, 04:00:13 PM
Ain't it odd that it's only those you disagree with that do this?
When it's people I usually agree with, I point it out to them.
Ed
Quote from: eded on August 10, 2020, 04:02:32 PM
When it's people I usually agree with, I point it out to them.
Ed
That you agree with them or that you believe them? Aye, but there's the rub, as the Bard says. Maybe, unlike me, you've never been in agreement with or believed something that's dead wrong. As Twain was reported as saying, "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." Been there, done that. Moved on. :beer
Quote from: ducktrapper on August 11, 2020, 01:51:39 PM
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." Been there, done that. Moved on. :beer
A quote I came across as a young lad that had a lifelong impact on my disposition and thought process
Quote from: JOYCEfromNS on August 11, 2020, 03:22:35 PM
A quote I came across as a young lad that had a lifelong impact on my disposition and thought process
This is why I laugh when people say there are no absolutes. I chuckle and say, "Are you absolutely sure?"
Quote from: gtrplayer on June 25, 2020, 01:26:59 PM
Don't worry it will all be over Nov. 3 of this year.
Yeah, that's still how I feel about the whole thing. So politicized every day.
Quote from: gtrplayer on June 25, 2020, 01:26:59 PM
Don't worry it will all be over Nov. 3 of this year.
Or get worse....
Unfortunately a precedent has been set with the pandemic. Pols have discovered that they have new powers with curtailing first amendment rights and freedoms. And of course, it's all for our own good. The sheep have responded so wonderfully that the giddiness is quite intoxicating. The next opportunity will be climate change and how we must change to confront the "existential threat". The appropriate scientists will be rounded up and will sing glorious harmonies designed to scare and the pols will run with it while concealing their hidden agendas. Life will go on just a bit more limited.
The Insurrection Act could be employed if necessary.
Never would have thought so many people would become sheeple. I'm getting too old for this world. :arrow
Quote from: ducktrapper on September 14, 2020, 12:11:05 PM
Never would have thought so many people would become sheeple. I'm getting too old for this world. :arrow
Amen to that!
https://youtu.be/xqRpyG0W96k
I think everyone has tired and even now, things are getting better. Schools and universities are opening in many states. I am just hoping that it wouldn't spike again in this winter.
Further report from here in new Zealand.
We managed to eliminate the virus from our country, but the virus is very virulent and it came back in via New Zealanders returning home from overseas.
We have now strengthened our border security, and almost eliminated the virus a second time by all doing exactly what we are told to do.
We are just about back to normal.
Our prime minister, a 40 year old women called Jacinda, has nearly everyone's full support.
She works very closely with the medical public health experts.
Our chief public health doctor's name is Dr Ashley, and we are all very grateful for his humility and guidance.
We all think out strategy is the best one, and our Covid statistics back the path that we are on.
We have had very clear leadership from leaders that have put public health ahead of their own ego's.
Quote from: carruth on September 21, 2020, 03:35:14 AM
We have had very clear leadership from leaders that have put public health ahead of their own ego's.
If only this would spread like the virus...
Ed
Quote from: carruth on September 21, 2020, 03:35:14 AM
Further report from here in new Zealand.
We managed to eliminate the virus from our country, but the virus is very virulent and it came back in via New Zealanders returning home from overseas.
We have now strengthened our border security, and almost eliminated the virus a second time by all doing exactly what we are told to do.
We are just about back to normal.
Our prime minister, a 40 year old women called Jacinda, has nearly everyone's full support.
She works very closely with the medical public health experts.
Our chief public health doctor's name is Dr Ashley, and we are all very grateful for his humility and guidance.
We all think out strategy is the best one, and our Covid statistics back the path that we are on.
We have had very clear leadership from leaders that have put public health ahead of their own ego's.
Do you have any statistics on the approach your country has used for testing? Which tests? Are asymptomatic people being tested?
Quote from: carruth on September 21, 2020, 03:35:14 AM
Further report from here in new Zealand.
We have had very clear leadership from leaders that have put public health ahead of their own ego's.
Not to be disagreeable but you live on an island far from anywhere. That natural "social distancing" rather than leadership may explain your success at not many getting sick. I live in the middle of Canada, 1,000 miles from Toronto and there is very little COVID here. I don't credit the P.M. for things he actually can't control. Like good fortune. After all, politicians will take credit for the sun coming up and get blamed when it goes down. So it goes. :beer
Quote from: carruth on September 21, 2020, 03:35:14 AM
Further report from here in new Zealand.
We have now strengthened our border security...
This is probably still considered common sense in NZ where it is "xenophobia" in the USA. Either way, I'm glad things are going well there.
I found this article helpful. Pass it on.
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2020/09/22/coronavirus-vaccine-news.aspx?cid_source=prnl&cid_medium=email&cid_content=art1HL&cid=20200922Z1&mid=DM660614&rid=970266815
Quote from: Strings4Him on September 22, 2020, 10:59:25 AM
I found this article helpful. Pass it on.
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2020/09/22/coronavirus-vaccine-news.aspx?cid_source=prnl&cid_medium=email&cid_content=art1HL&cid=20200922Z1&mid=DM660614&rid=970266815
Who really knows these days? I know I won't be rushing out to get an untried vaccine. I'm in the "after you" club on that one and as for masks ...
https://townhall.com/columnists/scottmorefield/2020/09/21/even-if-masks-work-in-theory-they-arent-working-in-practice-n2576549?utm_source=thdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&newsletterad=09%2F21%2F2020&bcid=a6ef51057cc2a59da065f2dae45340d6&recip=27357769&fbclid=IwAR1XuQb_uPeTmflSthbdD5LDrugmNmBpdm4F3bpdRWpOyoWpgPpHFXtt2gY
My click finger is a little sore from deleting political posts - so please folks there are lots of political forums on the Internet to display your political chops - its kinda tiresome here; you know who you are for gawd sakes please stop it
Sorry, was not trying to be political.
Just thought my Larrivee Forum friends may want to know about recent developments down here in New Zealand.
I can see that people in the USA are really upset about the virus.
I read that the number of people that have died in the USA has just gone past 200,000.
My heart goes out to all those families that have been effected.
To answer the question about testing in New Zealand, any one can have a test free of charge, and you are really encouraged to do so if you have any cold like symptoms.
We all know that the Virus can come back at any time.
Like everyone, we are praying for a vaccine, but at least for now, :nana_guitar things are almost back to normal, and I have a cool music festival to go to in two weeks time, provided that pesky virus does not flare up again.
Quote from: carruth on September 23, 2020, 03:29:53 AM
Sorry, was not trying to be political.
Peter were any of your posts deleted :?
:+1: None of my posts were deleted.
I read your post above and thought it polite to say that politics were not in mind when I wrote my posts on this thread.
We are all in this Virus disaster together.
Most people in New Zealand have every respect for the USA.
We all know that we would be speaking Japanese if the USA armed forces had not come to our rescue in WWII.
So many of your boys paid the ultimate price for our democratic freedom.
I highly recommend the film "Greyhound" that is out on apple now. The film is about a USA destroyer trying to protect the convoys sent to arm and feed Britain from German submarine wolf packs in WWII.
For me the film shows the very best of why the USA is such a great country.
We are living in very difficult times.
I sincerely hope the USA can resolve all the difficulties being faced right now, and that the democracy, that we all enjoy because the USA saved the world in WWII, prevails.
Quote from: carruth on September 25, 2020, 04:20:30 AM
:+1: None of my posts were deleted.
I read your post above and thought it polite to say that politics were not in mind when I wrote my posts on this thread.
We are all in this Virus disaster together.
Most people in New Zealand have every respect for the USA.
We all know that we would be speaking Japanese if the USA armed forces had not come to our rescue in WWII.
So many of your boys paid the ultimate price for our democratic freedom.
I highly recommend the film "Greyhound" that is out on apple now. The film is about a USA destroyer trying to protect the convoys sent to arm and feed Britain from German submarine wolf packs in WWII.
For me the film shows the very best of why the USA is such a great country.
We are living in very difficult times.
I sincerely hope the USA can resolve all the difficulties being faced right now, and that the democracy, that we all enjoy because the USA saved the world in WWII, prevails.
Carruth,
Thanks for your positive words. While none of us personally paid the price, some of our relatives obviously did, three generations or so ago. We also look up to their courage and commitment to keep us and others free.
I believe we'll get through this - but it won't be easy. We seem to have created a generation that feels it is owed everything, and that somehow life can be pain free. I guess they have to grow up and face reality just like everyone else. I lived overseas for four years as a youth (my dad served 23 years in the U.S. Air Force); we lived outside Madrid, Spain. A beautiful place, but NOT the USA. Made me very appreciative of our great country when I got home/back on U.S. soil (at age 16).
Blessings on you and yours, friend! :cheers
Quote from: JOYCEfromNS on September 23, 2020, 01:40:16 AM
My click finger is a little sore from deleting political posts - so please folks there are lots of political forums on the Internet to display your political chops - its kinda tiresome here; you know who you are for gawd sakes please stop it
:rolleye:
But references to Election Day, insurrection act, and sheeple don't qualify as political oriented posts?
Reduces my sympathy for your aching delete finger.
Ed
Let's let the late, great Willie P. Bennett get the last word in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTG53yRhOhg :cheers
Quote from: Mikeymac on October 01, 2020, 10:19:30 AM
We seem to have created a generation that feels it is owed everything, and that somehow life can be pain free. I guess they have to grow up and face reality just like everyone else.
The woke but godless, the arrogant but ignorant, the violent but physically unimpressive, the degreed but poorly educated, the broke but acquisitive, the ambitious but stalled — these are history's ingredients of riot and revolution. VDH
Willie P. Bennett...Nice song/performance Just a guy, a mandolin and a good song, I long for those days.
Quote from: gtrplayer on October 01, 2020, 03:52:40 PM
The woke but godless, the arrogant but ignorant, the violent but physically unimpressive, the degreed but poorly educated, the broke but acquisitive, the ambitious but stalled — these are history's ingredients of riot and revolution. VDH
Willie P. Bennett...Nice song/performance Just a guy, a mandolin and a good song, I long for those days.
We miss Willie terribly. Hanson is a treasure. :beer
Quote from: gtrplayer on October 01, 2020, 03:52:40 PM
The woke but godless, the arrogant but ignorant, the violent but physically unimpressive, the degreed but poorly educated, the broke but acquisitive, the ambitious but stalled — these are history's ingredients of riot and revolution. VDH
Another BIG fan of VDH here. :bowdown:
Well, I was exposed to COVID last Saturday (I had a graveside service, then went to the family's home for some "lunch".) One of the family members then went back home (out of state/our of Minnesota) and she, along with her husband, tested positive for it (he had symptoms).
So I went in Thursday (when they let me know) and got the "up the nose" test - yuck! Finally heard back a few minutes ago that I'm negative: "Virus not detected" said my online chart. (And I haven't had ANY symptoms.)
Dodged a bullet - especially since - if I tested positive - I could not conduct church tomorrow.
Anyone else been through this recently?
Quote from: Mikeymac on October 03, 2020, 01:39:37 PM
Well, I was exposed to COVID last Saturday (I had a graveside service, then went to the family's home for some "lunch".) One of the family members then went back home (out of state/our of Minnesota) and she, along with her husband, tested positive for it (he had symptoms).
So I went in Thursday (when they let me know) and got the "up the nose" test - yuck! Finally heard back a few minutes ago that I'm negative: "Virus not detected" said my online chart. (And I haven't had ANY symptoms.)
Dodged a bullet - especially since - if I tested positive - I could conduct church tomorrow.
Anyone else been through this recently?
Whew. Best wishes for continued non-detection!
Ed
I work at a pulp mill in Bailyville, Maine and we just had our annual outage. With over 400 contractors from over the U.S., and us, doing the extra work, it was inevitable that one might have the virus. Well as it turned out, there were 15 contractors that did. So far only 2 of our employees have tested positive out of around 350. I, myself, was negative, but my wife was sent home as she works at a Veterans Home until we found out. Strange, as all persons entering the mill have their temperature checked. Maybe, that's not the cats' meow of a way to do it...scary
I'm at the point with this now that I'm getting mad :angry: :mad:.
We could've done the 2-4 week shutdown (to prevent hospitals from getting swamped), kept older people out of public for a bit longer and allowed herd immunity to happen. We would've been done with this thing months ago.
As it stands, people are spending too much time alone...not even getting together with friends for meals in their homes (or at restaurants in many cases). This is causing lots of loneliness and depression. And...we're now not getting immunity from other things that would normally float around in the air and, through exposure, make us stronger.
And I also don't believe the numbers - they're being inflated in various ways (including how they're being reported) to scare us and keep us locked down. But that's the kind of talk that would get this thread closed, so I won't go there...
:rolleye:
Study Sweden's response to COVID.
Quote from: Strings4Him on October 07, 2020, 08:50:57 PM
Study Sweden's response to COVID.
Indeed. I'm losing respect for many people I know who are walking around like scared, masked rabbits these days.
Really? Is this what we've come to? If so, our country is doomed - and our enemies know it!
Quote from: Mikeymac on October 08, 2020, 12:42:51 PM
Indeed. I'm losing respect for many people I know who are walking around like scared, masked rabbits these days.
Really? Is this what we've come to? If so, our country is doomed - and our enemies know it!
Many are waking up. Many are not buying into the narrative any longer. Lots of double standards.
Coping mechanisms - well, there's always retail therapy.
I love playing with other people, and where I am, there are a lot of restrictions on playing live music.
I have the Digitech Trio+ | Band Creator and Looper (https://www.digitech.com/band-creator/TRIOPLUS.html). You can strum the chords to a song, and it will automatically generate bass and drum parts in lots of genres. And there's a built-in looper. I would never use this on a live stage, but it's wonderful for exploring new song ideas and rehearsing. But you have to come up with all the ideas, and things can get stale without input from other people.
I've been updating my gear, and the most recent acquisition is the Positive Grid Spark
(https://assets.positivegrid.com/media/uploader/spark_face_right_iphone_md.png) (https://www.positivegrid.com/spark/)
I ordered mine (special coupon deal 20% off) and got it in five days. That's shipped from California to Canada. I mention that because Positive Grid had problems meeting the demand for months and months and they got more than a little criticism about that. Things seem to be moving now. Five days!
This thing is a laugh barrel of monkeys.
(https://acimg.auctivacommerce.com/imgdata/0/1/9/3/9/7/webimg/13818049.jpg)
I didn't need the Spark amp - at least not for the hardware. I already have the Yamaha THR30II Wireless (https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/rx6pabM7s5Rw8Yqf7sTmyJ-1200-80.jpg.webp) (https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/guitars_basses/amps_accessories/thr-ii/index.html).
You can read more about that in New Amp Day - Yamaha THR30II (http://www.larriveeforum.com/smf/index.php?topic=54185.0)
The fun part is the Spark app (https://www.positivegrid.com/sparkapp) that pulls backing tracks off the web and displays the chords while the tracks are playing. There have been other devices that did similar things (play backing tracks and run guitar amp emulators) like the Boss JS10 eBand player (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjrh5lG4pok). The Spark has thousands of guitar tones and backing tracks compared to hundreds with products like the Boss JS10 (so five years ago).
The Spark sounds good for a living room amp. It would be okay for a gig (yeah someday) in a coffee shop, but I wouldn't put it up against an energetic drummer. If you play electric guitar with a partner who plays acoustic, it would work in a small venue. Around here (Vancouver, Canada), in the venues permitted to have live music, the music must be no louder than "normal conversation." If people have to raise their voices to have a conversation, then the music is too loud. That's the new reality. And in a lot of respects - I don't mind.
On the other hand, for a living room amp (without all the features of the Spark app), I prefer the Yamaha THR30II (https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/guitars_basses/amps_accessories/thr-ii/index.html). With the wireless built-in and optional transmitter, built-in rechargeable battery - it's nearly twice the price of the Spark. But to me, it sounds better, and it has more output options. The other day, I took it to an outdoor gig. I used the Yamaha THR30II as my personal guitar monitor and ran a line out to my Bose S1 Pro (https://www.bose.com/en_us/products/speakers/portable_pa_speakers/s1_pro_system.html#v=s1_pro_system_with_battery_black). I got the tone from the Yamaha and the dispersion from the Bose. It sounded great. There's no line-out from the Spark.
I didn't *need* to buy the Spark. The Spark app is free (Android and IOS), but there are some limits if you aren't a licensed owner of the hardware. So I basically bought the full version of the app, and the amp was free.
Sure, I'm tired of COVID-19. However, it has kept me from spending money driving around and hanging out in haunts of the ne're-do-wells. And that has financed a few frivolous diversions.
Looking forward to when we get back to this...
Sports were patriotic and stadiums were full... (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4knCV8Pq5U&fbclid=IwAR06uP8ahOlkbTcN-rEGI1H1pFTKTIl-VtwiDb8qZyVLon2wTAgurmbnn9U)
Quote from: Mikeymac on October 10, 2020, 04:58:43 PM
Looking forward to when we get back to this...
Sports were patriotic and stadiums were full... (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4knCV8Pq5U&fbclid=IwAR06uP8ahOlkbTcN-rEGI1H1pFTKTIl-VtwiDb8qZyVLon2wTAgurmbnn9U)
Sadly, I believe professional sports have been permanently ruined by the political zeitgeist. This is sad because millions genuinely enjoy such events and seek them as a respite to the ugly realities of life. I think of all the dad/son trips to the game when it was all about a beer and a hotdog and enjoying something innocent together. That's gone. I'm not sure where it all goes from here, but I believe the status quo has changed.
Quote from: Silence Dogood on October 10, 2020, 06:11:22 PM
Sadly, I believe professional sports have been permanently ruined by the political zeitgeist. This is sad because millions genuinely enjoy such events and seek them as a respite to the ugly realities of life. I think of all the dad/son trips to the game when it was all about a beer and a hotdog and enjoying something innocent together. That's gone. I'm not sure where it all goes from here, but I believe the status quo has changed.
Millionaire athletes destroying the goose that laid their golden egg. No one said you have to be smart to play ball.
For those concerned about conspiracies, they need look no further than organized sports and monthly holidays - Aldous Huxley's Soma incarnate.
Lol... praise be to the tireless moderators for keeping this thread non-political.
Ha ha ha ha. :roll
Quote from: eded on October 11, 2020, 10:39:24 AM
Lol... praise be to the tireless moderators for keeping this thread non-political.
Ha ha ha ha. :roll
I understand your point, and as a moderator here, I would admit to being conflicted on this topic.
But I see this pandemic as transcending politics. It is impacting all of our lives in a myriad of ways. Kids in school, families, and businesses, work-from-home and day care, income and health care, travel and entertainment, the music industry; you name it.
As a result, I have been less restrictive in this thread.
I have not discussed this with the other moderators here but my inclination is that as long as we keep it civil and it doesn't devolve into name-calling or blatant political histrionics it is useful to allow folks to express yourselves and how this is affecting your lives.
well, There are other pressing questions besides, like when a coronavirus vaccine will be ready and how the start of flu season in the northern hemisphere could accelerate and complicate the COVID-19's spread. Read on for everything we know now. This story updates often and is intended to provide background information only, not medical advice.
Quote from: gustavowoltmann on October 12, 2020, 12:32:29 AM
well, There are other pressing questions besides, like when a coronavirus vaccine will be ready and how the start of flu season in the northern hemisphere could accelerate and complicate the COVID-19's spread. Read on for everything we know now. This story updates often and is intended to provide background information only, not medical advice.
Interesting, the (2 and only 2) threads you've commented on here. Not one single post about guitars...
...do you even OWN a Larrivee?
:cop: