What exactly are you trying to say, Bro?
Thatās the scary question.
I remember a case where one sloppy worker at a country club dining room infected 70 some odd people with Botchulitis in one night.
@GWH you are someone to follow. Good mod, good parent, good leader. Parrots like to follow good folks.
I have been thinking about that all day. 
That is how an outbreak can quickly turn to an epidemic and then to a pandemic.
One average person has the potential to pass it to 2-10 people before getting sick enough to be hospitalized or get over it.
If a food server were to infect a 100 the exponential increase can be insane.
ER personnel can be even more dangerous.
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Get a room you too! 
Look at that pogo in NH who went to the mixer to contaminate his friends. I would cross him off next yearās Christmas card list.
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He should be up on charges of aggravated assault.
The doc suggested he stay home. No test results. But he knew he was at risk and had returned from italy
I could make a case for ag/assault on that.
It can last up to 12 hours on clothes
Dont lie and tell tall tales
This is already happening because it takes so long to spring up.
Will those people get sick? Dont know.
There is lots of miss information going on. I was one that said right after first death they didnāt have any test kits, and ones that they did have was defected. This was CDC fault, keep in mind that had over a month notice and to plan. But apparently there was possibility that lab they the made those test kits were contaminated.
Iāve been digging to see who exactly is producing the kits and it remains unclear.
Is it a govāt production facility? A contractor?
China
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Evidence?
Right over your headā¦amazingā¦
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So you call me a liar, why is that? What did I say that was a lie, Sir?
You are President Trump? Because thatās who inwas referring to dude
