CoronaVirus

bunk · 03-18-2020, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty

No dead bodies......................................yet.

Is that what they said your shelves might be stocked with?

Rusty · 03-18-2020, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by bunk

Is that what they said your shelves might be stocked with?

I can't say for now. Maybe in a few days.

Rusty · 03-18-2020, 03:44 PM

For Jar.

FL 4Motion · 03-18-2020, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079

Why would I pray to the same supposed omnipotent being that created the virus to save me from the virus?

I’m going to side step the overtly religious stuff for the sake of the forum rules and plus, there’s no point arguing about it anyway.

So, here goes:

Suffering is a universal condition for all living things. Generally, there are two outcomes that come from it, one can become selfish, bitter, hateful and scared. Or, one can see the shared common bonds that tie us all together, gain patience, empathy and compassion.

Suffering is what makes the good, good and what allows us to appreciate life and all the positives in it. Wisdom comes from experience and there is no stronger experience than trials and tribulations. The old saying “you learn more from loses than you do from victories” applies here.

This pandemic is an opportunity for all of us to remember we are all stuck on this rock together and we need to work together and be there for each other even if it’s only on some small ways.

JARblue · 03-18-2020, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by FL 4Motion

This pandemic is an opportunity for all of us to remember we are all stuck on this rock together and we need to work together and be there for each other even if it’s only on some small ways.

Zoren 370 · 03-18-2020, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by FL 4Motion

I’m going to side step the overtly religious stuff for the sake of the forum rules and plus, there’s no point arguing about it anyway.

So, here goes:

Suffering is a universal condition for all living things. Generally, there are two outcomes that come from it, one can become selfish, bitter, hateful and scared. Or, one can see the shared common bonds that tie us all together, gain patience, empathy and compassion.

Suffering is what makes the good, good and what allows us to appreciate life and all the positives in it. Wisdom comes from experience and there is no stronger experience than trials and tribulations. The old saying “you learn more from loses than you do from victories” applies here.

This pandemic is an opportunity for all of us to remember we are all stuck on this rock together and we need to work together and be there for each other even if it’s only on some small ways.

FL I appreciate the words of wisdom .. in times of trials we learn to appreciate the things we have taken forgranted because we are so busy making a life for ourselves.

When was the last time you called a love one and said “How are you dad and I Love you” or simply saying to other people/neighbor I really appreciate you and I hope your doing fine during this crisis.

Its very hard to understand this sayings “In Death comes Life, in Darkness comes Light! In Sorrow comes peace.”

Steadfast my friends Light is coming soon. It always been that way for many years.

This things has to pass and you have a choice how you respond to such tribulations. The greatest gift of Man is the Freedom to Choose.

I will not touch religion here either rather I say I choose to be the messenger of Hope vs Fear.

Fear is a knock on the door when nobody is there.

Chuck33079 · 03-18-2020, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by FL 4Motion

This pandemic is an opportunity for all of us to remember we are all stuck on this rock together and we need to work together and be there for each other even if it’s only on some small ways.

1000% agree.

But keep your *** 6 feet away from me at minimum.

Ghostvette · 03-19-2020, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079

1000% agree.

But keep your *** 6 feet away from me at minimum.

And if you cough on me and make some stupid azz comment about having the virus, I'm gonna light you up..... and you won't have to worry any more.

Ghostvette · 03-19-2020, 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty

Starting tomorrow. We are reducing hours. Instead of 6am to 9pm. It will be 6am to 6pm. We all got more sick hours gifted to us.

I was told a few things that I can't repeat. Stock up on stuff. Imported items are just about gone from the warehouses. We might become a warehouse for something else. Truck drivers are a mixed bag right now.

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Originally Posted by bunk

Home Depot morgue?

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Originally Posted by Rusty

No dead bodies......................................yet.

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Originally Posted by bunk

Is that what they said your shelves might be stocked with?

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Originally Posted by Rusty

I can't say for now. Maybe in a few days.