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Anyone under 60 has a pretty low mortality risk from COVID sans other conditions.

Oh, I know UNC is too far gone to whine about.

Eastern Michigan deserves to have someone hating on them.

UNC doesn't.

Today I blame Eastern Michigan.  For everything.

Glad to see our Texas friends survived.  My son had power the entire time but almost no water and no food.  I like the boil water advisory when you have no power.

If you have a NG stove you can use that.  We used a camping stove, but we didn't have any water anyways so there was nothing to boil.  It sucked all around.  It amazes me how many people had power the whole time and how many were out of power the whole time (~4 days).  

If you have a NG stove you can use that.  We used a camping stove, but we didn't have any water anyways so there was nothing to boil.  It sucked all around.  It amazes me how many people had power the whole time and how many were out of power the whole time (~4 days). 

Most urban single family residences around here are plumbed with natural gas from the city.  Many rural ones have individual or community-shared propane, the large tanks.  But a lot of apartments and cheap housing are electric-only, it's just cheaper to build that way.

At my house wehave natural gas cooking range, fireplace, and furnace, and one of my outdoor grills is propane.  So I'd have been able to boil water without electricity, as would most family residences around me, but obviously a lot of folks wouldn't be able to.

No gas here, but I have butane stove, propane oven and a propane grill.

No gas here, but I have butane stove, propane oven and a propane grill.

Makes sense but I've honestly never heard of it being used in/on home stoves.I've read-been told propane burns cleaner than NG but I don't know about butane

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500,000+ deaths and the most optimistic thing I can say is don't be one of the next, last 150,000.

I was surprised the death toll threshold of 500,000 (surpassed last week) isn't getting much more attention and leading the headlines, but I think the tracking website I use is slightly ahead of what our government counts as official. It should be a big talking point when made official, and there should be a lot of talk as to why, why, why (!) the U.S. death toll numbers are so substantially worse than the rest of the world. There are reasons we've delved into in this thread, but where is the heavy lifting going on across the airwaves?