How does that include wood stoves and fireplaces?

THIS. Most people already do some amount of dish cleaning by hand. No one does any amount of laundry cleaning by hand.

They know that they have nothing without that insane base.

Some states are still doing well at social distancing/mask wearing even after reopening. Here in CO were are seeing a nice downward trend still even though we’ve been open for a bit.  Most places near me I still see just about everyone masked up and separated.

Some universities have already announced they’ll open.
It’s going to be a weird fall...

As someone who thinks they’re young, I’m 6 years older than Justin.

I like the part where he basically proved all of the accusations of the journalist in his tweets.

Does it though? In an apocalypse situation it would also be worthless.

3:07.  You’re all welcome.

Buell could have been such a good line for them... shame. 

That seems ridiculously specific. 

HELLCAT ELECTRA-GLIDE

It’s making the curve be flat, sure, but when the USA still has around 20000 new cases a day, it is showing that there is no change to that. It’s still 20000 new infections a day. Which not sure I need to make it apparent, but is a fuck ton.

You can even get more specific than this.

Detroit used to have the best car culture.  Many many years ago.

This.  Was at a car show and an immaculate ‘69 Mach 1 was there in the parking lot.  4 speed auto. 

First off, that isn’t the First Responders flag. It’s the blue lives matter flag - for police. So these morons aren’t fooling anyone.

That’s fair, I know Weld county doesn’t give a shit, and when I stopped for gas in Monument, most people weren’t doing it... up north in Boulder County people are doing well.  Based on the numbers I’m guessing Fort Collins is doing it properly too.  Always seems to be the red counties that don’t give a shit... I…

You gotta be careful of that though. Just takes one person to quickly spread it through a small town. Some of our rural counties here in CO have been hit hard, with infection rates multiple times higher than Denver. Of course some of those rural hospitals may not have any resources to treat this shit...

Was I supposed to get bored?