Covid Comorbidity Risk at the Spa

[krayjee]

Who's this sweet little girl lol

Check on their schedule today. The new pretty one. I booked her since yesterday which I rarely do or have never done..lol. She is very cute, quite fluent in English and has a great sense of humor. She is your type. She is pretty much like Sunny the K girl from MW we used to see but skinnier.

 

[Toucan]

Check on their schedule today. The new pretty one. I booked her since yesterday which I rarely do or have never done..lol. She is very cute, quite fluent in English and has a great sense of humor. She is your type. She is pretty much like Sunny the K girl from MW we used to see but skinnier.

Well let us know how it goes after you see her lol

 

[krayjee]

Well let us know how it goes after you see her lol

They have no review policy. The boss will kill me if I did.

 

[Toucan]

They have no review policy. The boss will kill me if I did.

Oh, well I guess I'll have to see her for myself sometime then

 

[krayjee]

Oh, well I guess I'll have to see her for myself sometime then

Better book ahead. She is booked up solid most of the time. That's why I booked her one day ahead. I will PM you.

 

[whalerider]

half assed lockdowns don't work. real ones like Australia, do. followed by closed borders, nobody leaves, nobody comes in. hotel quarantines.
they're back to normal.
Sweden is fucked

 

[Deleted member 58997]

I just decided to "get some", period. I don't know if it's safe or not but imagine that I caught covid and died before I "got some". Now that would be tragic. Do what you love.

 

[YakYak9]

Ontario, Quebec and BC do not currently release covid comorbidity statistics but Alberta does. I was pretty amazed to read today that of the 575 people who have died in Alberta so far as of this writing, 98% of them had comorbidities such as high blood pressure, dementia and diabetes.

A column in the Sun a few weeks ago pointed out that only 10 deaths in Alberta had no known comorbidities, and those ten potentially would have included individuals who died in their nineties or hundreds. Over 75% of all total deaths in Alberta at that time had three or more conditions in addition to covid.

Please don't jump all over me for pointing this out. As I've said in previous posts the numbers are the numbers, and unless you are going to lock yourself in a room for two years and have someone push your food under the door, it is helpful for everyone to understand the risk factors to themselves and others in deciding whether they are going to a spa for a session with one other person, or riding a bus, sending kids to school, going to work, going to the mall, going to see family, etc. etc.

Unlike Dr. Whitesnake I'll spare everyone from posting about this every day everywhere, but if we have to subjected to Whitesnake's fear porn 24/7 throughout this forum then this is also helpful information to know...

FUREY: The important COVID data from Alberta that all Canadians need to know

Ten. That’s the number of otherwise healthy people who have died from COVID-19 in Alberta since the beginning of the pandemic.

torontosun.com

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/covid-lethbridge-mp-rachael-harder-deaths-1.5815973

The numbers they also don’t publish. Outside long term care facilities there have only been 165 deaths from Covid across Canada. (from stats Canada)
The lockdown is a joke
Why don’t the media ever question the idiot politicians?

 

[tiger59]

Check on their schedule today. The new pretty one. I booked her since yesterday which I rarely do or have never done..lol. She is very cute, quite fluent in English and has a great sense of humor. She is your type. She is pretty much like Sunny the K girl from MW we used to see but skinnier.

JR has a schedule?

 

[imthedude]

half assed lockdowns don't work. real ones like Australia, do. followed by closed borders, nobody leaves, nobody comes in. hotel quarantines.
they're back to normal.
Sweden is fucked

And even Oz can't compare to the African and SEAsian countries tbh, but yeah, actual lockdowns work really well, and have in the past. We actually have plenty of data on this, but on this forum, tabloids and libertarian astroturf rags are bastions of science, so this will not be acknowledged.

 

[krayjee]

JR has a schedule?

Pls check on Markham Richmond Hills thread every morning.

 

[tiger59]

Pls check on Markham Richmond Hills thread every morning.

Ahh thx i see the thread

 

[sy barite]

And even Oz can't compare to the African and SEAsian countries tbh, but yeah, actual lockdowns work really well, and have in the past. We actually have plenty of data on this, but on this forum, tabloids and libertarian astroturf rags are bastions of science, so this will not be acknowledged.

Lockdowns work where tracing works. That means populations that can be segregated, either because they are small and naturally restricted, or because they are subject to the kind of political authority that can make it so. If we had caught it in time, it's possible covid could have been contained here and in the U.S. with a short restrictive lockdown. Once it had spread, that ship had sailed. Consequently, our best course would have been to offer the best possible protection to the vulnerable and let everyone else get it.