It's a big, bright, beautiful tomorrow...

[fncceo]

A fair for all, and no fair to anybody!

A fair for all and no FARE to anybody ... yes, it's FREE!

 

[fncceo]

Thanks to Good Ole Joe

Not quite what we were expecting ...

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Thanks to Good Ole Joe

Not quite what we were expecting ...

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"We"

Which one is you?

 

[fncceo]

Thanks to Good Ole Joe

Not quite what we were expecting ...

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"We"

Which one is you?

Third from the right.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Thanks to Good Ole Joe

Not quite what we were expecting ...

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"We"

Which one is you?

Third from the right.

I can tell by the look on your face you are 100% behind the evil plan to come to our country and take it over under the pretense of "working jobs" and "attending our schools". Sneaky bastard.

 

[james bond]

Thanks to Good Ole Joe

Not quite what we were expecting ...

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I'd settle for waiting in line, but don't expect it anytime soon. We're not going to get rid of coronavirus, but have to develop herd immunity to get back to our regular lives.

"Dealing with COVID-19 has many of us feeling weary, wondering will this ever end??

Believe me, I’m with you.

Unfortunately, there’s no simple answer (I doubt you’re surprised -- this is COVID, after all).

But in a nutshell, no, I don’t think “coronavirus disease” (COVID) will ever end. Personally, I believe (as do some researchers) that this illness will be with us forever -- just like the common cold and influenza.

However, the COVID-19 pandemic eventually will end. At some point, enough people likely will develop some level of immunity to SARS-CoV-2, either because they got sick from the virus or because they received a vaccination. (Reminder: We do not yet know how much immunity you truly have after recovering from the virus or how long that immunity might last.)

One likely scenario for post-pandemic life involves periodic outbreaks of COVID-19 that are less widespread (thanks to vaccines) and also more treatable (thanks to the development of new medications). Again, while SARS-CoV-2 is much more contagious and deadly than influenza, we can look to the way we live with flu as an example of how our lives might look after the COVID-19 pandemic ends: receiving periodic vaccinations against the virus but understanding that some people still will get sick and die from the disease."

WebMD Blogs

WebMD Blogs

blogs.webmd.com

 

[noonereal]

Thanks to Good Ole Joe

Not quite what we were expecting ...

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So refreshing to see young, industrious, freedom loving people instead of the hateful, scum bag Trumpists.

Notice, not one symbol of hate in that crowd. So refreshing!

God Bless American and God Bless Good Ole Joe!

Making America, America again!