Jason Sitoke

Agreed. Just making a joke since I feel like we've never been short of 4* backup quarterbacks.

You’d have to go all the way back to 2018, where we started the year with Martinez, Gebbia, and O’Brien. Good ol’ days, when times were simpler.

Perhaps there were several instances, but I remember the ‘high school stuff’ comment coming from Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel referring to Kevin Cosgrove’s 2007 defense.

At least he’s the healthiest president ever. Should count for something here.

Which debate will involve Biden taking Trump ‘behind the gym’?

It’s short for his birth name. F***face Von Clownstick.

Boris Johnson just announced new restrictions and called this a ‘perilous turning point’. There 4400 new cases yesterday. At its peak in April, the U.K. saw 6200 cases. In a region that has experienced almost 42,000 deaths already, they are about to lose quite a few more.

And cases in the U.K. have risen 4x today vs 1 month ago. What do you think the deaths are going to do in the next 3 weeks?

Not a disagreement here. We have handled this about as shamefully and disorganized as possible. Only point was people were quick to talk about Europe taking things seriously and that they had ‘moved on’ because they trusted government. France, Spain, Britain are all in the thick of it again. I’m not going to pretend to know why it’s happening, or assume it’s because people are being reckless because I’m not sure.

So I guess comparing countries might need to consider other factors, right? Yet I’ve not heard population density brought up when Australia comes up in comparisons.

The UK for instance, has more Covid deaths per capita than the US. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104709/coronavirus-deaths-worldwide-per-million-inhabitants/

No argument here. Although the list of countries we thought were ‘handling’ this seems to be changing a bit.

Link?