1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I don't actually have family in Spokane, going over to the west side. So as per usual, I'll miss ya

 

Same, wish I could join too. One of these days I'll trip down to Boise to see more local stuff. Was fun earlier this year.

 

G'morning to you sir! How much snow? Maybe 10 here. I see snow plowing, blowing, and shoveling in my immediate future!!

 

Morning

 

Landlord keeps watering the new grass and landscaping he installed in October. He waters 4-5 times a day (even now in December) and it has to be stroke related because I know he’s not this dumb. Anyway the last few days it’s been 23-25 degrees overnight and this morning I almost died from the sprinklers hitting our sidewalk.

Didn’t expect ice. Some of the irrigation hoses have split from freezing and just puke water down our sidewalk and driveway.

 

That's not real country, his hair isn't all frosted and he isn't wearing makeup.

 

@Wulf I just heard Chris Stapleton for the first time a couple weeks ago. That's some good country if I ever heard some.

 

https://youtu.be/687wP2hIGn8

 

Oh shit

 

Here's one for @eon_blue

 

Chris Stapleton is pretty damn good.

Have you heard Tyler Childers?

 

Y’all need some Zach Bryan

 

Yeah it's really more to give my wife a little peace of mind. I'm actually more interested in getting an antibody test to see if I had it at some point in the past w/out symptoms and have the anti bodies now. But for this trip is more about a little extra precaution before getting there.

There's always the chance of catching on it on the way up to her parent's house too, really not a whole lot you can do to guarantee staying negative except for strict quarantine.

Yeah at work I'm pretty much doing my best to stay isolated and keep others at a distance, but that only works in so far as everyone else being on a similar page. Already had several people at work test positive and have to quarantine, luckily no one I've had to be in contact with.

 

Yeah as a person in the field, the rapid is worse than PCR swab. (less accurate) The PCR swab is only 75-85% accurate at most. Some people need a bronchial lavage to get a good enough sample to test positive.




All ill say

 

u wont test positive in ur incubation phase really either. Can be tested too soon and be re tested when symptomatic with positive results.

 

half of our schedule is COVID-related daily. It's fun

 

That's what happened with my dad, tested negative then positive after about a week later