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Post by Roosevelt on May 18, 2020 17:01:32 GMT -5
Nothing surprising, but sports will be looking very different when it returns.
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Post by Waybackfan on May 19, 2020 5:38:26 GMT -5
Definitely avoid any games in Philly.
They spit on NYG fans.
Yuck!
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Post by Morehead State on May 19, 2020 10:15:27 GMT -5
Nothing surprising, but sports will be looking very different when it returns.
Offer still stands for Bobcat Stadium.
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Post by Roosevelt on May 19, 2020 10:48:30 GMT -5
Nothing surprising, but sports will be looking very different when it returns.
Offer still stands for Bobcat Stadium.
You don't really want NYers coming out there and infecting ya’ll do ya? Rhode Island closed their state to NYers early on and I don’t blame them. I’d be very interested to learn how many people have left the city and put their businesses up for sale. I’ve seen quite a influx of NYC dental practices going up for sale. It’s truly crazy. |
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Post by Eagles R. Guano on May 19, 2020 12:18:03 GMT -5
Nothing surprising, but sports will be looking very different when it returns.
Offer still stands for Bobcat Stadium.
Sun Bowl seems a good site with <65 cloudy days a year. Sunshine is hard on the 'rona. Low humidity = less aerosoled virus. 110 in the shade is like an autoclave.  |
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Post by Morehead State on May 19, 2020 13:38:30 GMT -5
Offer still stands for Bobcat Stadium.
You don't really want NYers coming out there and infecting ya’ll do ya? Rhode Island closed their state to NYers early on and I don’t blame them. I’d be very interested to learn how many people have left the city and put their businesses up for sale. I’ve seen quite a influx of NYC dental practices going up for sale. It’s truly crazy. Absolutely not. Want nothing to do with all the coodies you all would bring. Montanans will be happy to fill the seats. |
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Post by Delicreep on May 19, 2020 15:59:33 GMT -5
You don't really want NYers coming out there and infecting ya’ll do ya? Rhode Island closed their state to NYers early on and I don’t blame them. I’d be very interested to learn how many people have left the city and put their businesses up for sale. I’ve seen quite a influx of NYC dental practices going up for sale. It’s truly crazy. Absolutely not. Want nothing to do with all the coodies you all would bring. Montanans will be happy to fill the seats. Fill the seats? You know cows don't watch football, right? |
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Post by Nite on May 20, 2020 7:02:00 GMT -5
Offer still stands for Bobcat Stadium.
Sun Bowl seems a good site with <65 cloudy days a year. Sunshine is hard on the 'rona. Low humidity = less aerosoled virus. 110 in the shade is like an autoclave. UV light kills the virus.. |
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Post by TEM on May 20, 2020 7:49:27 GMT -5
I find it ironic that Stadiums are deemed incubators but the 300 yard line long of people waiting their turn to get into a store to buy food isn't.
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Post by DandyDon on May 20, 2020 9:19:00 GMT -5
I find it ironic that Stadiums are deemed incubators but the 300 yard line long of people waiting their turn to get into a store to buy food isn't. If the people in line are staying apart like they are supposed to, its pretty different than having 2 people literally inches from you on either side. Plus the others in the row behind you. Not to mention the restroom issue. And are those food store lines 3 - 4 hours long? If so what food store do you go to ? |
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Post by TEM on May 20, 2020 9:26:19 GMT -5
I find it ironic that Stadiums are deemed incubators but the 300 yard line long of people waiting their turn to get into a store to buy food isn't. If the people in line are staying apart like they are supposed to, its pretty different than having 2 people literally inches from you on either side. Plus the others in the row behind you. Not to mention the restroom issue. And are those food store lines 3 - 4 hours long? If so what food store do you go to ? I have not see that to be the case . Some people get those mini carts and are standing only 2 feet behind me . I have been standing in front of my cart and keeping 8 feet. between the person in front of me and have the length of the cart to act as a buffer form the person behind me. But from what I have seen in the food line some are not adhering to distance guidelines. I do not blame them. I think the comes from frustration from having to wait in line to begin with. |
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Post by DandyDon on May 20, 2020 9:30:10 GMT -5
If the people in line are staying apart like they are supposed to, its pretty different than having 2 people literally inches from you on either side. Plus the others in the row behind you. Not to mention the restroom issue. And are those food store lines 3 - 4 hours long? If so what food store do you go to ? I have not see that to be the case . Some people get those mini carts and are standing only 2 feet behind me . I have been standing in front of my cart and keeping 8 feet. between the person in front of me and have the length of the cart to act as a buffer form the person behind me. But from what I have seen in the food line some are not adhering to distance guidelines. I do not blame them. I think the comes from frustration from having to wait in line to begin with. Ok. But you do see the difference between standing in a line for a while and sitting in a packed stadium for hours, right? |
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Post by TEM on May 20, 2020 9:35:15 GMT -5
I have not see that to be the case . Some people get those mini carts and are standing only 2 feet behind me . I have been standing in front of my cart and keeping 8 feet. between the person in front of me and have the length of the cart to act as a buffer form the person behind me. But from what I have seen in the food line some are not adhering to distance guidelines. I do not blame them. I think the comes from frustration from having to wait in line to begin with. Ok. But you do see the difference between standing in a line for a while and sitting in a packed stadium for hours, right? I do but you do see exposure is exposure no matter where it occurs? Allowing individual within close proximity is what this who lock down is about. The food line contradicts that incentive in its nature. |
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Post by DandyDon on May 20, 2020 9:52:26 GMT -5
Ok. But you do see the difference between standing in a line for a while and sitting in a packed stadium for hours, right? I do but you do see exposure is exposure no matter where it occurs? Allowing individual within close proximity is what this who lock down is about. The food line contradicts that incentive in its nature. Of course. But food is a critical necessity. Going to a football game isnt. If there were a practical way for everyone to get food without going to the store, that would be optimal. But there isnt. Starving yourself to avoid a possibility of getting the virus isnt logical. But you know that too. |
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Post by TEM on May 20, 2020 13:00:59 GMT -5
I do but you do see exposure is exposure no matter where it occurs? Allowing individual within close proximity is what this who lock down is about. The food line contradicts that incentive in its nature. Of course. But food is a critical necessity. Going to a football game isnt. If there were a practical way for everyone to get food without going to the store, that would be optimal. But there isnt. Starving yourself to avoid a possibility of getting the virus isnt logical. But you know that too. Yes but wouldn't it more logical to mandate appointment times to get your food and as you say more practical . Keep it one appointment per 10 days. That way you have a 3 PM appointment. You can walk in in the store at 3PM without being exposed to being in line for 45 minuets. I am not in anyway a genius and I can see that would be a better way to limit exposure. |
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Post by Morehead State on May 20, 2020 14:35:31 GMT -5
I have not see that to be the case . Some people get those mini carts and are standing only 2 feet behind me . I have been standing in front of my cart and keeping 8 feet. between the person in front of me and have the length of the cart to act as a buffer form the person behind me. But from what I have seen in the food line some are not adhering to distance guidelines. I do not blame them. I think the comes from frustration from having to wait in line to begin with. Ok. But you do see the difference between standing in a line for a while and sitting in a packed stadium for hours, right? I know my "proposal" to play in Bozeman was tongue in cheek, but one real option for the NFL is to hold games in locations where the virus has had little effect. This would make social distancing less important. You could play in front of actual human beings.
Beats the hell out of playing in an empty stadium.
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Post by TEM on May 20, 2020 15:05:27 GMT -5
Ok. But you do see the difference between standing in a line for a while and sitting in a packed stadium for hours, right? I know my "proposal" to play in Bozeman was tongue in cheek, but one real option for the NFL is to hold games in locations where the virus has had little effect. This would make social distancing less important. You could play in front of actual human beings.
Beats the hell out of playing in an empty stadium.
It is the most logical approach. |
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Post by Morehead State on May 20, 2020 17:08:28 GMT -5
I know my "proposal" to play in Bozeman was tongue in cheek, but one real option for the NFL is to hold games in locations where the virus has had little effect. This would make social distancing less important. You could play in front of actual human beings.
Beats the hell out of playing in an empty stadium.
It is the most logical approach. Unfortunately, the owners aren't as smart as we are. |
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Post by DandyDon on May 20, 2020 18:45:35 GMT -5
Of course. But food is a critical necessity. Going to a football game isnt. If there were a practical way for everyone to get food without going to the store, that would be optimal. But there isnt. Starving yourself to avoid a possibility of getting the virus isnt logical. But you know that too. Yes but wouldn't it more logical to mandate appointment times to get your food and as you say more practical . Keep it one appointment per 10 days. That way you have a 3 PM appointment. You can walk in in the store at 3PM without being exposed to being in line for 45 minuets. I am not in anyway a genius and I can see that would be a better way to limit exposure. That would be wonderful. Maybe you can use your it skills and make that happen. Sort of a food store Uber app? It still doesn't explain your claim that you don't see the difference between standing in an existing food store line and attending an actual NFL game. From a virus spread standpoint. |
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Post by TEM on May 20, 2020 19:05:11 GMT -5
Yes but wouldn't it more logical to mandate appointment times to get your food and as you say more practical . Keep it one appointment per 10 days. That way you have a 3 PM appointment. You can walk in in the store at 3PM without being exposed to being in line for 45 minuets. I am not in anyway a genius and I can see that would be a better way to limit exposure. That would be wonderful. Maybe you can use your it skills and make that happen. Sort of a food store Uber app? It still doesn't explain your claim that you don't see the difference between standing in an existing food store line and attending an actual NFL game. From a virus spread standpoint. I believe it did explain it Exposure is exposure. It is irrelevant if it is in a store, in the food line, or in a stadium. It is all based upon the proximity you are to someone that is expelling the contagion . Just take a supermarket . Let say there were 3000 people in the store in a 6 hour time frame. In hour 7 whoever in the store is breathing the same air as the 3000 before them. So how is a stadium diffrent ? A supermarket is a more confined space. |
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Post by DandyDon on May 20, 2020 19:42:33 GMT -5
That would be wonderful. Maybe you can use your it skills and make that happen. Sort of a food store Uber app? It still doesn't explain your claim that you don't see the difference between standing in an existing food store line and attending an actual NFL game. From a virus spread standpoint. I believe it did explain it Exposure is exposure. It is irrelevant if it is in a store, in the food line, or in a stadium. It is all based upon the proximity you are to someone that is expelling the contagion . Just take a supermarket . Let say there were 3000 people in the store in a 6 hour time frame. In hour 7 whoever in the store is breathing the same air as the 3000 before them. So how is a stadium diffrent ? A supermarket is a more confined space. You are again moving the goalposts. You originally claimed you didn't understand how standing in line at the supermarket was different than being in an NFL stadium for a game. Now you're claiming it's the same as being inside the store? In a grocery store you might be in contact with 100 people for an hour, while in a stadium you are in contact with thousands of people for 3 or 4 hours. Not counting tailgating. I'm going to be friendly, and not bring up other ridiculous posts you have made in the past. I just want you to defend your original post - That you don't see the difference between standing in line at a supermarket and attending an NFL game. |
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Post by TEM on May 20, 2020 20:01:15 GMT -5
I believe it did explain it Exposure is exposure. It is irrelevant if it is in a store, in the food line, or in a stadium. It is all based upon the proximity you are to someone that is expelling the contagion . Just take a supermarket . Let say there were 3000 people in the store in a 6 hour time frame. In hour 7 whoever in the store is breathing the same air as the 3000 before them. So how is a stadium diffrent ? A supermarket is a more confined space. You are again moving the goalposts. You originally claimed you didn't understand how standing in line at the supermarket was different than being in an NFL stadium for a game. Now you're claiming it's the same as being inside the store? In a grocery store you might be in contact with 100 people for an hour, while in a stadium you are in contact with thousands of people for 3 or 4 hours. Not counting tailgating. I'm going to be friendly, and not bring up other ridiculous posts you have made in the past. I just want you to defend your original post - That you don't see the difference between standing in line at a supermarket and attending an NFL game. You are missing the point .I have said in diffrent wording in every post thinking you could get it. It is how close you are to an exposed person and nothing to do with where you are. I do not see how you are not getting that. if there is 2 of you and the other person has it. Or if you are in a stadium that has 400 around you that have it. The exposure is the same. If you are in the exposure radius of an infected person. You may become infected. The environment you are in is irrelevant. |
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Post by DandyDon on May 20, 2020 20:27:26 GMT -5
You are again moving the goalposts. You originally claimed you didn't understand how standing in line at the supermarket was different than being in an NFL stadium for a game. Now you're claiming it's the same as being inside the store? In a grocery store you might be in contact with 100 people for an hour, while in a stadium you are in contact with thousands of people for 3 or 4 hours. Not counting tailgating. I'm going to be friendly, and not bring up other ridiculous posts you have made in the past. I just want you to defend your original post - That you don't see the difference between standing in line at a supermarket and attending an NFL game. You are missing the point .I have said in diffrent wording in every post thinking you could get it. It is how close you are to an exposed person and nothing to do with where you are. I do not see how you are not getting that. if there is 2 of you and the other person has it. Or if you are in a stadium that has 400 around you that have it. The exposure is the same. If you are in the exposure radius of an infected person. You may become infected. The environment you are in is irrelevant. Wow. |
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Post by Delicreep on May 20, 2020 21:37:24 GMT -5
Ok. But you do see the difference between standing in a line for a while and sitting in a packed stadium for hours, right? I know my "proposal" to play in Bozeman was tongue in cheek, but one real option for the NFL is to hold games in locations where the virus has had little effect. This would make social distancing less important. You could play in front of actual human beings.
Beats the hell out of playing in an empty stadium.
Your idea is actually pretty good. 8 empty colleges in the area, 2 teams per campus. AFC plays Saturday, NFC plays Sunday. Keep the players away from the fans. Only catch is how you keep people from LA coming to a game and infecting you all. |
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