I made lobster enchiladas last nightGranted it's hard to get good fresh seafood in the Midwest, you have to live a little. I made a cioppino (sea food stew) for Christmas Eve loaded to the brim with, cod, prawns, blue lip muscles, clams and Dungeness crab, and home made tomato sauce. You can't go wrong with fried fish either. Another favorite here in California is fish tacos, fried or grilled, they are delicious, you might be able to get into those. Unfortunately, I'm the exact opposite and will eat anything, undetoured, even with the given side effects of consuming approx. 20 pints of pickled jalapenos, carrots, and onions a year. Take that Corona virus!
Oh I love being the one to correct them. I have done it several times here in Visayas (my command over the Visayan language is improving) and they always get this deer in the headlights look. In fact I never pass up the opportunity to point out when someone ignores common courtesy. It rubbed off on me from spending time around Japanese guys. I coulda swore it almost got me killed in Colombia a couple years back when I saw a couple of kids around age 18-20 not give up their seat to an old couple at a bus station. They could have easily pounded me to shit, these were tough looking kids. It took em a few seconds to make sense of me telling them to get the hell up and asking what is wrong with them. Then they got up and actually thanked me for correcting them.Thanks China. Oh, and if you can have your people continue to hop the que and pretend they don't understand universal common courtesy every fucking chance they get, that'd be great too.
Not trying to disrespect what you did, it is awesome you do that, but it reminded me of this:Oh I love being the one to correct them. I have done it several times here in Visayas (my command over the Visayan language is improving) and they always get this deer in the headlights look. In fact I never pass up the opportunity to point out when someone ignores common courtesy. It rubbed off on me from spending time around Japanese guys. I coulda swore it almost got me killed in Colombia a couple years back when I saw a couple of kids around age 18-20 not give up their seat to an old couple at a bus station. They could have easily pounded me to shit, these were tough looking kids. It took em a few seconds to make sense of me telling them to get the hell up and asking what is wrong with them. Then they got up and actually thanked me for correcting them.
Anyway, point is, Colombia is a poor country with old traditions, like China was before the great leap backwards. Now, when ever you see a mainland Chinese person, they're almost invariably doing something that shows complete lack of courtesy. It's really a backwards society and it's contained to the commies. You don't see it in Taiwan, Hong Kong or Singapore.
That's awesome. I'm going to watch that show.Not trying to disrespect what you did, it is awesome you do that, but it reminded me of this:
There is a lot of profit to be made from a pandemic. People all over Mainland China are clamouring to buy medical supplies to sell to people breaking the blockade to enter Wuhan. 3M facemasks in particular have seen a huge price hike all over Asia.It appears to me that the US is vulnerable to a pandemic, it costs money to go to the doctor or hospital even with insurance there are copays for many, there must be lot's of under reported disease.
It sounds like a panic, the mortality rate is not that high from what I can gather and I'm sure they are working on a vaccine in at the lab Winnipeg MB. The great pandemic of 1918 was worse, the "spanish flu" killed millions. Face masks are popular in Asia, I imagine the air quality is horrendous in some places, reminds me of the movie Avatar.There is a lot of profit to be made from a pandemic. People all over Mainland China are clamouring to buy medical supplies to sell to people breaking the blockade to enter Wuhan. 3M facemasks in particular have seen a huge price hike all over Asia.
It doesn't have to kill everyone to be a pandemic. H1N1 kills tens of thousands and its mortality rate is 0.02% with an R0 of 1.2 and managed to kill thousands of Americans last year while causing severe illness in millions.It sounds like a panic, the mortality rate is not that high from what I can gather and I'm sure they are working on a vaccine in at the lab Winnipeg MB. The great pandemic of 1918 was worse, the "spanish flu" killed millions. Face masks are popular in Asia, I imagine the air quality is horrendous in some places, reminds me of the movie Avatar.