Yes, that video is so true. In Jared Diamond’s Pulitzer Prize winning book, he writes about crowd diseases and points out that huge numbers of deaths in the 1918-1920 Influenza happened in the crowded trenches in France in World War I. And today, we see the same thing in place place like NYC and other hugely crowded population area all over the world.
As the situation disinterested daily, I’m sure you’re prepared for anything. While we have poser and the Interned, the prudent thing to do is be a MacGyver kind of soul. Saved you a trip:
Afraid, Mr. D … Reds fans will get real twinges only by watching classic videos to see personal favorites, Ted K, Vada Pinson, Johnny Bench and the real greats.
Just as Mr. Rogers is so comforting to many right now, I would love to hear Joe calling a Reds game.
Golly, we’d forgotten that Seaver was a Redleg! Thanks for the reminder.
Sever may have been a bit past his prime but a true great. Carol was the first great closer; owned the saves record for many years. Nuxhall is one of the greats in the broadcast booth; not a bad pitcher with a lifetime 3.90 ERA. Worked with Al Michels for a couple seasons in the early 70’s. Made me a fan for life.
Hey Reds fans! Imagine what the Reds might have done this year, after the GM made some great deals for good pitchers. Let’s hope MLB comes back this Summer!
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Yepper, and the DIC’s latest ruling is “wear a mask.” Or a scarf.
Can hardly wait for the next ruling; how about you?
Sieg Heil! Are you ready for that DLJ?
Mr. B … be sure to watch this 40 minute video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDY5COg2P2c&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR3ew3qRxA8ONYcBHCCpMx-xg1LFYFUyfXy4tBC9SAN5BqyLAIWl-hn1dkw
Yes, that video is so true. In Jared Diamond’s Pulitzer Prize winning book, he writes about crowd diseases and points out that huge numbers of deaths in the 1918-1920 Influenza happened in the crowded trenches in France in World War I. And today, we see the same thing in place place like NYC and other hugely crowded population area all over the world.
That’s on the Democrats wish
Reckon a disposable diaper would work?
As the situation disinterested daily, I’m sure you’re prepared for anything. While we have poser and the Interned, the prudent thing to do is be a MacGyver kind of soul. Saved you a trip:
https://www.wbir.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/tennessee-tells-nurses-to-try-diapers-if-they-run-out-of-masks/51-29965f06-bcc0-4562-9775-674bccadcf96
https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/01/14/20/diapers-bras-panties-can-serve-as-improvised-face-masks-doh
We’re thinking multi-usable toilet paper. First as a mask filter – then,m a butt wipe.
Great idea. Boy Scouts taught me to Be Prepared.
By the way, whose pitching for the Reds tonight?
Afraid, Mr. D … Reds fans will get real twinges only by watching classic videos to see personal favorites, Ted K, Vada Pinson, Johnny Bench and the real greats.
Remember: https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/1495c2ee – https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/1495c2ee – https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/ee2feb59
You do, though, have me scratching my head and asking myself. Who cares who’s pitching for the Reds. Have the Reds every had a great pitcher?
Tom Terrific!
Clay Carrol
And the old left-hander…
Just as Mr. Rogers is so comforting to many right now, I would love to hear Joe calling a Reds game.
Golly, we’d forgotten that Seaver was a Redleg! Thanks for the reminder.
Sever may have been a bit past his prime but a true great. Carol was the first great closer; owned the saves record for many years. Nuxhall is one of the greats in the broadcast booth; not a bad pitcher with a lifetime 3.90 ERA. Worked with Al Michels for a couple seasons in the early 70’s. Made me a fan for life.
The Big Red Machine was awesome.
Hey Reds fans! Imagine what the Reds might have done this year, after the GM made some great deals for good pitchers. Let’s hope MLB comes back this Summer!