Official OSA COVID-19/Corona Virus Thread

[Glocktogo]

This is more contagious.

Stop comparing it to the flu, its just stupid.

You will lose this argument with sheer numbers in 2 months, you already do.

Italy never shut down their economy from a flu.

Vegas has NEVER SHUT DOWN EVER. Not for a ****ing flu....yet every hotel and casino is shut.


Hmmmmmmmmmmm?

Wonder if maybe CONTAGIOUSNESS and the fact this **** can live for 9 days on surfaces has anything to do with it.....


Hmmmmmmmmmmm?


You people dont listen to me though, and that is fine, if you knew what I did right now your little noodles would explode. Oklahoma is positioned very terribly for this. Chesapeake arena will be a triage hospital in short order. Tent hospitals.

We. Do. Not. Have. The. Medical. Capacity. To. Deal. With. This.

smh

OK, but what protective measures are you using to keep the sky from falling on you?

 

[Fredkrueger100]

Ponca City in the same boat. The mayor has declared a city emergency. One confirmed case here in town now. They are not going full martial law, but requesting voluntary things.

Just wait. Martial law is going to be declared soon. Then things are really gonna fall apart. Just wait till they start going door to door to disarm everyone. Just like after Katrina. The government is going to use this to gain more power and control over us. Just like they did with the patriot act. Which is about as unpatriotic as you get.

 

[bigred1]

Just wait. Martial law is going to be declared soon. Then things are really gonna fall apart. Just wait till they start going door to door to disarm everyone. Just like after Katrina. The government is going to use this to gain more power and control over us. Just like they did with the patriot act. Which is about as unpatriotic as you get.

Can't be disarmed in the state of Oklahoma.

 

[TerryMiller]

OK, but what protective measures are you using to keep the sky from falling on you?

Maybe it's stocks in marijuana?

 

[TerryMiller]

Went to Sams today to buy a chicken. The lines of cars at the drive-thru's of the fast food restaurants there were wrapped around the buildings. Except for a few bare shelves (no toilet paper!), there seemed to be the usual number of shoppers at Sam's for a Wednesday morning.

Crest was packed with shoppers, and the only absolutely bare shelves were on the TP aisle, and canned ham was nowhere to be found. Beyond that, we were able to get all the produce we needed(milk, eggs, cheese, etc.). Went to Lowe's as well. Nothing was out of stock. We didn't look down the "household goods" aisle, however.

Only saw one person wearing one of those paper masks you wear when mowing the lawn.

Woody

We've been in Walmart a couple of times the last few days or so, and besides TP, the "cold remedy" aisles of the pharmacy area are pretty well wiped out as well. Eggs were all gone and a few other things were out, but there is still a lot of food available. At least we got all the groceries that we went in to purchase.

 

[Judi]

....Amazing....I'm speechless.

 

[Glock 40]

Here's the US response plan.

It's 100 pages. Happy reading.

Man I thought that was the stimulus bill. DAMN 100 pages of pork gonna be expensive.

 

[SlugSlinger]

Gas prices could hit 99 cents in some states due to coronavirus and supplies, expert says
FOX News1 day ago

article
Gas prices have been trending sharply downward for the past few weeks, but could go much lower according to GasBuddy.com.

Gas Buddy analyst Patrick De Haan said on Monday that the national average could soon hit $1.99, with $1.49 on the horizon and some stations potentially pricing a gallon of regular as low as 99 cents.

The last time prices dropped below $1.60 was in December 2008 during the financial crisis, after falling from a July high of $4.10.

The current plummeting prices are due to a perfect storm of a recent increase in production in Saudi Arabia and Russia and the dramatic decrease in demand caused by measures to control the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) around the world.

The U.S. average hit $2.24 on Tuesday, down $.20 from a month ago, with Oklahoma prices the lowest at $1.84 and Hawaii highest at $3.47. Ten states currently have prices below $2.00.

California’s price remains the highest in the continental U.S. at $3.29, but De Haan said even thee it is likely to hit $1.99 in the coming weeks if current trends continue.

 

[SlugSlinger]

Diesel is getting cheap.
At Sams’ and Costco anyway.

 

[Hobbes]

With many people sheltering in place gasoline consumption is bound to decline further and become even more plentiful.
What point in hoarding it?