Yes it shows."South Korea is one of the planet's most densely populated countries with a density of 503 people per square kilometer, or 1,302 people per square mile."
South Korea Population 2024 (Live)
worldpopulationreview.com
Where I live, there's about 3 people per square mile and that's 2 too many.
i think drinking and driving is OK. it says right on the back of your license how many drinks per hour you can have if you dont like the smoke you can move your location right? i mean i think its inconsiderate to blow smoke on someone but pretty sure you can smoke in public and be OK. it would be more annoying if someone blew it into your house like smoking outside your open window and i think it might be illegal not sure tho.I taught in South Korea. Many of my students wore masks. It's actually quite fashinable in Asia.
Same with fake braces in Thailand. All of the girls there had braces, and I had no idea why. It's actually shows that you have money since braces are expensive, and it's fashionable as well. And can be deadly. Sadly.
Doctors warn fashionable dental braces can kill
The Dental Council has warned teenagers wearing fake dental braces in the hope of making a fashion statement to be wary, as testing has showed the accessories are laden with toxic heavy metal.www.bangkokpost.com
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I'm thinking you could probably use the oven to speed up disinfection too. I don't know if full heat required to kill the virus would be too much, but even if you put it at like 50C or something then set it aside. Probably have a decent chance at making sure it's safe by the time you go to use it.
I'm sure at some point we'll see more studies on various ways to disinfect them as hospitals are going to be forced to do it.
Meanwhile in Germany, undue hardship because of the virus -
Sex workers stranded in Germany as coronavirus shuts brothels
Thousands of foreign prostitutes working in Germany have been made homeless after brothels closed due to the coronavirus outbreak and borders snapped shut, making it difficult for them to return home. "The coronavirus has been a disaster for me," said a Polish prostitute in the western citywww.yahoo.com
Hard time for all the dancers and strippers in clubs around the US. No more lap dances = no money. Poor girls.
Tell it to the Roberts court.I am really getting sick of the dumb fucks that think exceptions apply for religious purposes.
Go do your circle-jerk dancing, book reading rituals all you want. No one is preventing you from freely having your religion.
Where in our founding documents did it say thou shalt have freedom of religion... and the ability to gather with others of your religion at any time?
Dumb to think(not aimed at you -K1052) small towns won't be affected. It's just going to take longer to get there, in most instances.Common theme I'm starting to read in multiple stories as the virus hits small town and rural areas: They thought this was a big city only disease.
The idea (implied or otherwise) that small town values, relative remoteness, and some sense of good old country know how was going to keep this out is as disappointing as it is predictable. The hammer has yet to really come down on these parts of America but be assured it's on the way.
It's kind of eye opening to see how different neighboring counties are treating this pandemic right now.
I went to a Walmart that was a county over from me, a 30 minute drive, because I wanted to get 2 specific toys for my son for Easter that only that one had in stock. The only other Walmart near me in my county is also like 25-30 minutes away anyways. And I needed eggs and some cleaning stuff too so thought I could grab it there.
On my drive there once I got into the other county I noticed how many more cars were on the road. Then I got to Walmart and the parking lot was packed. There were no people working outside that were doing crowd control or anything, both entrances were open to just walk into. I also noticed that I'd say like 10 or 20 percent of people had masks on. I could not believe how crowded it was there too. I don't go to Walmart very often but it seemed like a normal day to me. Thankfully the toy section was really empty and I just got his toys and got out of there. I had my N95 mask on and didn't really get close to anyone since the self checkout on that side of the store was empty.
Then on the way home I went to my local grocery store that I've been going to and the parking lot was the most empty I have seen it since this all started. I went in and got my eggs and cleaning products and was on my way.
Kind of crazy to see such a drastic difference just 30 minutes away.
Meanwhile in Germany, undue hardship because of the virus -
Sex workers stranded in Germany as coronavirus shuts brothels
Thousands of foreign prostitutes working in Germany have been made homeless after brothels closed due to the coronavirus outbreak and borders snapped shut, making it difficult for them to return home. "The coronavirus has been a disaster for me," said a Polish prostitute in the western citywww.yahoo.com
Hard time for all the dancers and strippers in clubs around the US. No more lap dances = no money. Poor girls.
but did you have goggles on? seems silly to go to walmart for a toy, you dont try and do weeks worth of shopping at once at non peak hours?It's kind of eye opening to see how different neighboring counties are treating this pandemic right now.
I went to a Walmart that was a county over from me, a 30 minute drive, because I wanted to get 2 specific toys for my son for Easter that only that one had in stock. The only other Walmart near me in my county is also like 25-30 minutes away anyways. And I needed eggs and some cleaning stuff too so thought I could grab it there.
On my drive there once I got into the other county I noticed how many more cars were on the road. Then I got to Walmart and the parking lot was packed. There were no people working outside that were doing crowd control or anything, both entrances were open to just walk into. I also noticed that I'd say like 10 or 20 percent of people had masks on. I could not believe how crowded it was there too. I don't go to Walmart very often but it seemed like a normal day to me. Thankfully the toy section was really empty and I just got his toys and got out of there. I had my N95 mask on and didn't really get close to anyone since the self checkout on that side of the store was empty.
Then on the way home I went to my local grocery store that I've been going to and the parking lot was the most empty I have seen it since this all started. I went in and got my eggs and cleaning products and was on my way.
Kind of crazy to see such a drastic difference just 30 minutes away.
The horror continues...
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I finally remembered to check my last Power Ball ticket & saw this.
I kept my sun glasses on.but did you have goggles on? seems silly to go to walmart for a toy, you dont try and do weeks worth of shopping at once at non peak hours?
seems foolish to only wear sunglasses when you know it can be transmitted through your eyes (you criticized everyone else for no mask etc) . sure i read that you bought eggs and cleaning supplies, i usually buy 15 dozen at a time its something that is hard to forget to buy. 300 sounds at most like a weeks worth of food.I kept my sun glasses on.
I guess you missed the part where I went for more than just the toy. I already have a house full of groceries, but we didn't get enough eggs since we're dying them, and we needed more cleaning stuff.
Out of the $300 I spent last weekend, I forgot a few things. Who woulda thought.
Also more homogeneity. The multifarious, multi-racial, extreme diversity of the USA makes it harder to come to agreement. We have a goddamn tradition developing in the USA of contentiousness, us versus them. It's hard to get anything done when you are always suspicious of the other side, other subcultures. That must be much less of an issue in S. Korea.Different constitution.
Different laws.
Different society.
Different culture.
You're mixing them up with North Korea. Guess you are Lost....their government can kill people in the streets that don't obey.
It's America, and "crazy" is what it is. I don't expect sanity. I love to see it but don't expect to.Wow, that is rather shocking, I mean WTF?
Did you have a negative flu test?I'd probably be a good candidate for antibody testing.
I had the worst respiratory illness of my life back in December that had me go to the doctor for x-rays where the official diagnosis became "inflammation of bronchial tubes" (bronchitis) caused by an unknown viral illness. They told me to keep a close eye for trouble breathing and fever for potential pneumonia. It ended up resolving on its own but it took a long time, and prior to that I had symptoms of a normal flu (stuffed nasals, fever, etc) before all of those dropped out and the lungs/cough just lingered. Honestly the thought of it developing into pneumonia didn't even cross my mind even after the diagnosis. While I did have shortness of breath, it never got so bad that I couldn't walk - it actually did me better to be somewhat active. I did have a measured decrease in lung capacity at the doctor's, but again nothing that required urgent care of some sort.
I've already contacted my doctor about this so we'll see. Maybe a weaker strain was already circulating the population before things got bad in Wuhan and then the rest of the world?
That doesn't mean you have the right to gather wherever you want, whenever you want, with whomever you want.
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Did you have a negative flu test?