I'm just going to look up some youtube videos on how to rig up your own DIY bidet. Surely that won't pull up any NSFW content.
Coronavirus Coronavirus: In-Iowa General Discussion (Not Limited)
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I'm just going to look up some youtube videos on how to rig up your own DIY bidet. Surely that won't pull up any NSFW content.
Agree, not sure what the holdup is for testing. I do know there are a lot of hypochondriacs (spl?) that want tested and don't need it - akin to those hoarding TP out of panic when diarrhea isn't even a symptom.
Costco update. People waiting for a cart. Long lines but the store is ON IT.
edit: saw people with TP and PTs in their carts but they did not have any when we went back to the aisle.
edit: saw people with TP and PTs in their carts but they did not have any when we went back to the aisle.
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Agreed. All in all it's a tricky line to walk - can you find the right balance of concern and good sense? Wanting a test even if you're not showing the symptoms is only going to make things worse by wasting resources that are needed for the people who actually are sick.
I just went to this store over lunch (I work in Ames), not crazy busy or anything but the paper products aisle (TP, Tissues, and Paper Towels) looked like a ghost town. And by that I mean nothing on the shelves, completely empty.
If you didn't already buy TP you're sh*t out of luck 
If you didn't already buy TP you're sh*t out of luck
North Ames Fareway had plenty of TP when I went there over lunch but north walmart was wiped out (pun intended).
Where I work we are not allowing visitors or travel for work to vendors/customers. Beginning to wonder if I may be working from home in the near future.
My mind totally did not go somewhere else when I read this
I guess you could use a sock for either function, just not the same sock and not at the same time.
Yeah but that will give you a nasty rash.
Herpes is not just a rash, from what I've been told by Hok fans.
Wife went to the Wal-Mart in our town and the TP shelves were completely empty. Mother-in-law went to Fareway in the same town and they still had a supply, but it was much smaller than usual.
Only thing I've done is keep about 2+ weeks of groceries on hand rather than our standard 1 week. Could probably go 4 if we ate stuff we have but don't care for.
Just picked up my groceries at lunch, and the only thing they didn't have to fill our order was lightbulbs and a can of soup.
Just picked up my groceries at lunch, and the only thing they didn't have to fill our order was lightbulbs and a can of soup.
Had to get a few staples at Wal-Mart today over lunch. Saw several couples/families camped out in cleaning supplies and non-perishables.
I was sent home yesterday. Of course I WAS drunk and not wearing pants, but it could be the fever.
Seriously - my 1,800 person company (a utility in Spokane) has sent all non-essential home starting yesterday to work from home.
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