Wiping items off
 

YES!!! Shopped at Aldi's this am. Lady stuck her hand in the bag of grapes. I took some from a box that was just put on the shelf and not opened. When we got home I sprayed 70% alcohol on a cloth and wiped all the packages down. Little effort on our part bringing peace of mind.

"...some elderly people..." is more accurate.

Are you even IN TV? Please provide your empirical evidence that all Villagers are idiots and brain dead. We'll wait.

Iam here in TV. I see them in Publix, at Spanish springs. Opening doors with bare hands, shaking hands, standing in line at Subway crowding right behind you, not social distancing, I see them talking this is a false alarm and treating like a big joke. The ones who are social distancing and trying to prevent us from becoming Italy are practicing the cdc guidelines. The ones I see, the major don’t follow it

Dum-dah-dum-dum...Here it comes. A case has been reported in Citrus County. Citrus County sees its first Coronavirus case | Local News | chronicleonline.com

Just nod your head to acknowledge a good game. If folks are that paranoid, why play the game at all? Or maybe just stay home away from anyone.

In India they use a rag/hanky and a bucket of water. You don't generally see public restrooms with toilet paper. That way, NO printer's ink on the posterior.

You've got to be kidding. :ohdear:

Dum-dah-dum-dum - Just wait until the first case is reported in Sumter County. :boom:

How about holding your breath, doing a quick hip bump, then running for your life? 😄

Another new dance?

Yes, the coronamotion:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

I believe it was deleted because it was full of bad information !

I give you credit for responding, however, I think your sample appears to be isolated to the oldest part of TV where it is possible some who have lived through several pandemics are looking at the those who are hoarding TP and water and going WTF?? I've been through Polio, the Asian Flu of '57, the Hong Kong Flu of '68, Swine Flu. SARS, Swine Flu again, MERS, and now Wuhan. I take it seriously but not to the extreme of panic we see nationwide today.

Iam glad you take this seriously, I wAs in Korea a month ago, if you saw the human suffering and fear there,it would remove all doubt that this is a clear and present danger to millions

Everyone is doing a brand new dance now

Come on baby, do coronamotion

Proof that people think of themselves first and foremost. No judgment. Human nature. Not everyone can or wants to take the next step in the thought process and consider the hazard to other people.

I think the poster was only referring to the plastic bag the newspaper comes in.

Raid Wasp Spray is highly toxic. It has been known to kill a person after eating a sandwich without washing it off of the hand.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne@WayneSallee.com

Interesting !

Can you please provide a link to that story ?

Screw everyone who is making sweeping generalizations about the elderly being unable to cope.

Sure. Go to Heaven and Hell Testimonies, Do you know what it's like there? and click on the audio file "Jim_Wilhelm_testimony_Of_Heaven.mp3".


Wasp are one of the harder insects to kill. Because of this, wasp spray is the most toxic. So if you want a bug spray that will kill anything, wasp spray will do it. But just remember that it is also the least safe. And also another reason that wasp spray is made more toxic, is because you don't want the wasp to just get mad, and come back and sting you.

Wayne Sallee
Wayne@WayneSallee.com

Everyone is so worried about hand to hand contact. Well here's a question? How many people have touched you mail before it gets to you? Talk about spreading germs!

The only people that are being killed by the spray are the druggies that are inhaling the fumes to get high .....

How about we just say "good game" and wave. That should suffice.

So, did you self-quarantine after you got back from Korea?

What does this even mean?

I wonder how many times one US dollar bill has been around the world?

I'm not sure we really want to know the answer. :ohdear:

gloves
 

I suppose they are one time use only!

True. I think we should be more worried about touching money than touching mail.
We should wear gloves to touch anything, and then throw the gloves away.
Please stay safe.

But I believe touching lobster is safe. Especially 4 year old lobster that is STILL owed to the winner of the bet:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Just a point of interest Dr. so I don't make a mistake and Open The Same Doors as THEM? with bare hands. Can you tell us which door or doors they opened with their bare hands. Your advice will save many. Is it the knob on the entry door in the center? If this is the Older Publix I go there often. Thanks for the help Doc.

Cross Threading. 15 Yard Violation! You guys still got it. :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

The doors that open automatically by motion sensor are your safest bet:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

I was trying to find out if the other DrDoug was truly in The Villages or just stirring The Lobster Pot! :clap2: Oh Well!

Good question. He claims he has a PhD., but did not respond to an inquiry as to which field. I have my doubts since his grammar, spelling and sentence structure as well as content of his posts would seem to suggest otherwise. I doubt a doctoral dissertation written in such a fashion would ever have been accepted by his university. However, having been duly chastised for being too critical of him, I politely backed off. I still think people should refrain from posting pure speculation that increases fear and panic.

I get a kick out of our Daily Sun showing pictures of group gatherings throughout TV as late as St. Pat's Day and people going on cruises in March. I can't wait to see how many people show up today at the Polo Field to be unnecessarily tested. If you think you need it, then go. If you going just because you can, then stay home. I commend the volunteers from UF nursing and PA school doing the testing. I hope they stay safe.

go cashless, S. Korea has gone cashless & it has helped cub masks