You didn't expect this, I guess.

[levi]

Practically nobody, as individuals with personal agency, even had stocked up $40 worth of supplies: gloves, masks, isopropyl alcohol, and a roll of disposable rags are all dirt cheap.
Something over 90% of people (EDIT: * 1st world countries) could have prepared for without the government's help and didn't.

True that. I'll certainly be revisiting that when I can get out again. Got most of that already; gloves, alcohol, rags, but didn't foresee any significance to face masks at the time. But I've got the important thing; my preorder for a Pyra code on this computer and backed up on two further discs.

 

[Djhg2000]

Yeah, it was before the internet. I have a copy of it, but I'm pretty sure the movie was shot in Bavaria Hills, and not in Beverly Hills.

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E.D. plays Mixel Foley, the C.O.P. (Creator of Pyra) on a dangerous mission in Bavaria Hills.


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[insert movie image where customs personnel stand on a case to test it's strength and Mixel says "Get off my case!"]

Features the hit songs "The heatpipe is on" and "Mixel F."

That sure is a bookmark-worthy post!

(I know we're supposed to pretend these are real movies and posters, but that's some fine photo editing!)

 

[NutNut]

No government can insure 0 people will die from a new disease. If that's the yardstick someone is running on, it's lunacy.

Six feet.
If two yardsticks can touch, people gonna die.

 

[FBnil]

(I know we're supposed to pretend these are real movies and posters, but that's some fine photo editing!)

Thank you. Have another one:



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