Another US Ebola Case
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Redneck Heaven is a Dallas landmark now. If you have the time, go to Lewisville and email me before you go and I'll see who is working and line up a waitress for you. Waits to get in are often 45 minutes and we've seen as much as five hours (for real.) The longest I've ever actually waited was four hours, but that was a special event day.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Redneck Heaven is a Dallas landmark now. If you have the time, go to Lewisville and email me before you go and I'll see who is working and line up a waitress for you. Waits to get in are often 45 minutes and we've seen as much as five hours (for real.) The longest I've ever actually waited was four hours, but that was a special event day.
The place is highly overrated.
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@ajstringham said:
The place is highly overrated.
And if that isn't a vote of confidence, I don't know what is.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@ajstringham said:
The place is highly overrated.
And if that isn't a vote of confidence, I don't know what is.
...insert confused cafe
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I need a confused cafe emoticon!
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@garak0410 said:
@ajstringham said:
Why anyone would want to go to a Cowboys game in the first place though...unless they play the Giants or the Broncos...then it's all good.
Well, the owner is a Coyboys fan with seats two rows from Jerry Jones. Hard to say "no" when he offers them to us...especially when the last time I went, my STEELERS were playing!
Here's my wife at the last game we went to with Jerry watching the game:
Is it just me or is that guy in the background with the clinched fists ready to stomp you?
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@Bill-Kindle said:
@garak0410 said:
@ajstringham said:
Why anyone would want to go to a Cowboys game in the first place though...unless they play the Giants or the Broncos...then it's all good.
Well, the owner is a Coyboys fan with seats two rows from Jerry Jones. Hard to say "no" when he offers them to us...especially when the last time I went, my STEELERS were playing!
Here's my wife at the last game we went to with Jerry watching the game:
Is it just me or is that guy in the background with the clinched fists ready to stomp you?
It does appear that way. LOL
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@ajstringham said:
@Bill-Kindle said:
@garak0410 said:
@ajstringham said:
Why anyone would want to go to a Cowboys game in the first place though...unless they play the Giants or the Broncos...then it's all good.
Well, the owner is a Coyboys fan with seats two rows from Jerry Jones. Hard to say "no" when he offers them to us...especially when the last time I went, my STEELERS were playing!
Here's my wife at the last game we went to with Jerry watching the game:
Is it just me or is that guy in the background with the clinched fists ready to stomp you?
It does appear that way. LOL
Yeah, he stood like that the entire game...
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@garak0410 said:
@ajstringham said:
@Bill-Kindle said:
@garak0410 said:
@ajstringham said:
Why anyone would want to go to a Cowboys game in the first place though...unless they play the Giants or the Broncos...then it's all good.
Well, the owner is a Coyboys fan with seats two rows from Jerry Jones. Hard to say "no" when he offers them to us...especially when the last time I went, my STEELERS were playing!
Here's my wife at the last game we went to with Jerry watching the game:
Is it just me or is that guy in the background with the clinched fists ready to stomp you?
It does appear that way. LOL
Yeah, he stood like that the entire game...
He kinda looks high...lol
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It's getting very real around here (the ebola threat, that is). A family in the town where I live has officially been isolated for 21 days because the dad was on a plane and potentially exposed to one of those who now has ebola.
I realize there have not been that many confirmed cases, but it is a bit scary nonetheless.
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@NetworkNerd said:
It's getting very real around here (the ebola threat, that is). A family in the town where I live has officially been isolated for 21 days because the dad was on a plane and potentially exposed to one of those who now has ebola.
I realize there have not been that many confirmed cases, but it is a bit scary nonetheless.
They isolate people who rode on the plane but don't stop people that they know were exposed from riding planes in the place? That's insane. Only Texas would let the exposed nurse travel but quarantine the innocent people who were on the plane.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@NetworkNerd said:
It's getting very real around here (the ebola threat, that is). A family in the town where I live has officially been isolated for 21 days because the dad was on a plane and potentially exposed to one of those who now has ebola.
I realize there have not been that many confirmed cases, but it is a bit scary nonetheless.
They isolate people who rode on the plane but don't stop people that they know were exposed from riding planes in the place? That's insane. Only Texas would let the exposed nurse travel but quarantine the innocent people who were on the plane.
yeah, just heard that on the news..........so let's move Ebola to densely populated cities.........
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@Hubtech turns out it was Cleveland and the CDC that let her fly knowing that she had a fever.
This really shows how bad healthcare is in America. A trained, certified medical professional knew that she was exposed to ebola and knew that she had a fever and the CDC representative knew that she had a fever and maybe knew about the exposure and one decided to try to fly while being a risk and the other let her fly while being a risk. These aren't random people making uninformed decisions, these are the trained professionals that we trust to know how to stop ebola that are making these mistakes or willing to put people at risk!
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Hubtech turns out it was Cleveland and the CDC that let her fly knowing that she had a fever.
This really shows how bad healthcare is in America. A trained, certified medical professional knew that she was exposed to ebola and knew that she had a fever and the CDC representative knew that she had a fever and maybe knew about the exposure and one decided to try to fly while being a risk and the other let her fly while being a risk. These aren't random people making uninformed decisions, these are the trained professionals that we trust to know how to stop ebola that are making these mistakes or willing to put people at risk!
Could it be (and this isn't intended to be political) that because government agencies think that they are "law" or ran by the government, that laziness and incompetence takes over? Compliancy perhaps? From FEMA and Katrina, to the VA, and now the CDC...do we really want them running healthcare?
I had a state job for 10 years...'nuff said...LOL
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Hubtech turns out it was Cleveland and the CDC that let her fly knowing that she had a fever.
This really shows how bad healthcare is in America. A trained, certified medical professional knew that she was exposed to ebola and knew that she had a fever and the CDC representative knew that she had a fever and maybe knew about the exposure and one decided to try to fly while being a risk and the other let her fly while being a risk. These aren't random people making uninformed decisions, these are the trained professionals that we trust to know how to stop ebola that are making these mistakes or willing to put people at risk!
Correct. girl knew what she was doing. could this be a new type of warfare?
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@garak0410 said:
Could it be that because government agencies ...that laziness and incompetence takes over?
FTFY. And yes.
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Now they are moving the first nurse to Maryland! These people are freaking idiots!!
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And thus it begins.... Connecticut next?
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Why are we continuing to allow people to come into the country from Liberia?!?! What is wrong with this picture?
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The Sci-Fi geek in me wants to think there are some Orwellian things going on...
