Who else is happy with this lockdown thingy?🤔

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  • Slacker16
    Slacker16 Posts: 1,184 Member
    Nah, it's been all sorts of inconvenient.

    That being said, I do think some people are overreacting to it. A lot.
  • onward1
    onward1 Posts: 386 Member
    I live in a very rural area, and i'm sort of an introvert to begin with, with that said, it's still very strange when I do go out and see everyone, myself included, wearing a face mask, like WTF! Very sci-fi, am I happy, no, it's weird. There is the postive to the face mask and no one knowing who's who and stopping to have conversations when in reality you'd rather not. lol. Plus, the mask hides so much, we all look like Hannibal Lecktor. (sp) I don't mind though, if it keeps someone from getting ill because I may be asymptomatic. It's a no brainer. ;)
  • glassyo
    glassyo Posts: 7,757 Member
    Motorsheen wrote: »
    that_night_in_paris wrote: »
    I think happiness is a choice we can make each and every day. Whether it's a lockdown or a hoedown, we decide if we want to be happy. It's a powerful thing.

    * insert your favorite Ho-Down joke here.

    I like the Whose Line is it Anyway? Hoe downs? :)

    Honestly, I haven't been in any kind of lickdown.

    I still have to go to work every day and I go walking at night for exercise. (I have no life.)

    I'm barely home.
  • kool_0wl
    kool_0wl Posts: 7 Member
    The only thing that is nice about this lockdown is no more school shooting .
    It just might have saved a lot of kids lives .
  • kshama2001
    kshama2001 Posts: 28,052 Member
    Motorsheen wrote: »
    No...... *kitten* No.

    If you want to stay home when this *kitten*Show is over, then by all means, stay home.
    Stay home now, stay home then.... stay alone when ever you like; no worries. Freedom of Choice.

    I'm not going to look for the bright side when there is financial devastation, along with a mental health crisis triggered by the pandemic.

    Also, and not directed at anyone specifically here or anywhere else .... but if you applaud the pandemic and it's ramifications for any reason, then there is no limits to your narcissism.


    As for the planet, it was around for a very, very long time before us, and it will be around for a very long time after we're all gone. The planet is just fine.

    Rant Over / *kitten * this pandemic.

    I'm an introvert who has been working from home for 9 years and haven't belonged to a gym for 4 years, and my external life hasn't changed much.

    However, my stress level has gone through the roof. I especially worry about my 82 year old mother.

    And then there's the shortages...those hit me hard psychologically for some reason. First toilet paper, and so on. Most recently I was having a hard time finding my brand of cat food.

    I'm almost grateful for the murder hornets to add some levity. https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/comment/44973024/#Comment_44973024
  • tuckerrj
    tuckerrj Posts: 1,453 Member
    edited May 2020
    Itsthatdood wrote: »
    I could have sworn i read somewhere the mortality rate this year is lower than the previous years. It could have been a satirical article though.

    According to the LATimes and the WSJ, automobile accident rates are down by 50% and deaths due to accidents are down by 40%. They did NOT say if that was an equivalent amount to those dying from the COVID-19 virus, but a benefit of the government lockdown. Per the National Safety Council, there were 39,404 deaths in 2018, so we can do the math if the death rate drops 40% for 2 months (17%) of the year. Somewhere around 3,000 less auto related deaths in the last 2 months.
  • corinasue1143
    corinasue1143 Posts: 7,460 Member
    tuckerrj wrote: »
    Itsthatdood wrote: »
    I could have sworn i read somewhere the mortality rate this year is lower than the previous years. It could have been a satirical article though.

    According to the LATimes and the WSJ, automobile accident rates are down by 50% and deaths due to accidents are down by 40%. They did NOT say if that was an equivalent amount to those dying from the COVID-19 virus, but a benefit of the government lockdown. Per the National Safety Council, there were 39,404 deaths in 2018, so we can do the math if the death rate drops 40% for 2 months (17%) of the year. Somewhere around 3,000 less auto related deaths in the last 2 months.

    How many more killed by lockdown than would have died if no lockdown. For instance the guy who went to the hospital emergency room for leukemia (symptoms fever, weakness, some nausea), was put in a corona unit, never treated, and died a few hours later.
  • Slacker16
    Slacker16 Posts: 1,184 Member
    NotSoFat70 wrote: »
    (...) Somebody else should(*cough*country where virus originated*cough*) (...) I wish we could tell a certain country that all our debts to it are paid in full and to go *kitten* itself (...)

    I agree, it has been awhile since we've had a world war >:)

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