So.... what should we talk about for the next 3 weeks?

[HereComesTheSpiral]

Should do the babes tournament and Elitedawgs awards again.

[RocketCityDawg]

Y'all should read up on some material that helps you understand why your beloved president made this far worse than it could have been, and is still causing chaos and confusion from his adderall fueled speech last night.

The TDS is strong with this one.

[TrapGame]

Titties

I was gonna say hookers and cocaine.

[Dawg-gone-dawgs]

let's get a tshirt....

https://teespring.com/n-and-q?pid=2&cid=2397

https://teespring.com/new-cv19?pid=46&cid=2739

560.jpg. corona.jpg

[Turfdawg67]

I think that's a distinct possibility. Ohio State and Michigan have already cancelled their spring games. This is getting crazy.

Anything with a crowd I get, but why cancel spring practice?

[Turfdawg67]

Y'all should read up on some material that helps you understand why your beloved president made this far worse than it could have been, and is still causing chaos and confusion from his adderall fueled speech last night.

Dude, I'm sure he was doing some heaving decision making while playing golf for the 249th time.

[ScoobaDawg]

Titties

As you wish.. US starts closing cities.. we will be next

[BuckyIsAB****]

Recruiting*

[THE Bruce Dickinson]

Ha, and some thought the board was dead a week ago, just wait for the next month.

Reminds me of week after 911, ESPN had nothing to talk about but destruction. Anyone remember the first sporting event after 911?

It was MSU vs USC on Thursday night ESPN college football. I was there and it was an awesome experience except for the loss that started our demise.

I made the same comment today about this feeling like the aftermath of 9/11. It?s just a weird, eerie feeling.

That SC game sucked. Moving pre game though

[dantheman4248]

Lay off CNN for a month

This was a breakaway layup and Trump airballed his initial response. We're slowly getting to where we should be, but the initial response to it will likely cause a wider spread outbreak than China (in terms of area not necessarily population.) They flubbed the start too. Which makes it even more infuriating seeing Trump flub it because he had a clear playbook of what to do and not to do. China's fix to their initial response has seemingly worked. We appear to be closely going that path but it's not a Trump initiated path.

This is observable from any point in the political spectrum. We have billion dollar industries shutting down because of concerns of having many people in one place and the man is still holding rallies. The dem candidates are guilty of that too. It's bad from all angles and shows just how bad America's healthcare policies are.

[Liverpooldawg]

Someone was complaining about the board being dead before... goodness.
No sports at all it's looking like and very limited activities out in the world.

Time to read a book or work on some certifications.

How about discussing the folks on the front line of this? They are heroes by any definition. The healthcare workers on the front line are literally risking their lives to do their jobs, The data basically puts them in the same statistical risk as 80 year olds. How about we discuss the researchers who are literally working to they drop to come up with a treatment or a vaccine? How about we make heroes out of the absolutely dedicated people who put their own families health on the line in nursing homes under siege. These people are REAL heros. They aren't politicians or overpubicised athletes. They are people like you and me, who basically are drafted agiainst their will to serve in this war.

[Liverpooldawg]

This was a breakaway layup and Trump airballed his initial response. We're slowly getting to where we should be, but the initial response to it will likely cause a wider spread outbreak than China (in terms of area not necessarily population.) They flubbed the start too. Which makes it even more infuriating seeing Trump flub it because he had a clear playbook of what to do and not to do. China's fix to their initial response has seemingly worked. We appear to be closely going that path but it's not a Trump initiated path.

This is observable from any point in the political spectrum. We have billion dollar industries shutting down because of concerns of having many people in one place and the man is still holding rallies. The dem candidates are guilty of that too. It's bad from all angles and shows just how bad America's healthcare policies are.

Who cares who is to blame. What matters now is defeating this. Politics needs to cease. This is more important.

[Liverpooldawg]

This was a breakaway layup and Trump airballed his initial response. We're slowly getting to where we should be, but the initial response to it will likely cause a wider spread outbreak than China (in terms of area not necessarily population.) They flubbed the start too. Which makes it even more infuriating seeing Trump flub it because he had a clear playbook of what to do and not to do. China's fix to their initial response has seemingly worked. We appear to be closely going that path but it's not a Trump initiated path.

This is observable from any point in the political spectrum. We have billion dollar industries shutting down because of concerns of having many people in one place and the man is still holding rallies. The dem candidates are guilty of that too. It's bad from all angles and shows just how bad America's healthcare policies are.

Anyone blaming a politician for this, no matter who that jackass is, is part of the problem. This needs to transcend politics. Whoever can't do that, is absolutely the problem.

[dantheman4248]

Who cares who is to blame. What matters now is defeating this. Politics needs to cease. This is more important.

This absolutely is a political issue since we can't figure out how to make healthcare work.

The fact that people are scared they'll lose their homes if they get sick, so they don't get tested is absolutely a political issue. We don't get the luxury of saying it's not because we've ****ed healthcare hard.

It's the problem with this country. We elect people to be community leaders with the express notion that they can't be communist. And now that we have a community wide issue, we see the repercussions of having people in charge who don't care for the community.

I'd say it's 90% Trump is infected with this corona virus. Also it's 5% he dies from it. Because we have the ability to have top notch care. We can also have it for everyone. But having it accessible to everyone is too much of a communist / socialist thing.

You're right it should transcend politics. It doesn't because politics prevents it. This should be a non issue. We should have the million+ test kits available. They should be free for everyone. The only people who disagree are in politics and have constantly prevented us from being ready for any kind of outbreak like this. I wish it wasn't a political issue. But the people who are conveniently also trying to take away more internet privacy RIGHT NOW (look up the earn it bill) have made it where americans simply cant afford or are too afraid to properly handle this.

We should be following Italy's playbook and suspending all bills, jobs, etc. People are going to keep going into work sick and infect more and more because they can't afford it. It's going to cost more American blood. It's pathetic and we have a right to be properly outraged. Especially since we still aren't taking this as seriously as we should.

[Liverpooldawg]

This absolutely is a political issue since we can't figure out how to make healthcare work.

The fact that people are scared they'll lose their homes if they get sick, so they don't get tested is absolutely a political issue. We don't get the luxury of saying it's not because we've ****ed healthcare hard.

It's the problem with this country. We elect people to be community leaders with the express notion that they can't be communist. And now that we have a community wide issue, we see the repercussions of having people in charge who don't care for the community.

I'd say it's 90% Trump is infected with this corona virus. Also it's 5% he dies from it. Because we have the ability to have top notch care. We can also have it for everyone. But having it accessible to everyone is too much of a communist / socialist thing.

You're right it should transcend politics. It doesn't because politics prevents it. This should be a non issue. We should have the million+ test kits available. They should be free for everyone. The only people who disagree are in politics and have constantly prevented us from being ready for any kind of outbreak like this. I wish it wasn't a political issue. But the people who are conveniently also trying to take away more internet privacy RIGHT NOW (look up the earn it bill) have made it where americans simply cant afford or are too afraid to properly handle this.

We should be following Italy's playbook and suspending all bills, jobs, etc. People are going to keep going into work sick and infect more and more because they can't afford it. It's going to cost more American blood. It's pathetic and we have a right to be properly outraged. Especially since we still aren't taking this as seriously as we should.

Anyone trying to make whatever political points for whatever side they they advocate out of this is THE problem. I will NOT comment on it no matter what I agree or disagree with. That stuff is THE problem we face. You epitomize it. You are the problem, no matter which side you think you belong to. We all belong to the human race, and this virus will happily kill us all.

[Liverpooldawg]

Anyone trying to make whatever political points for whatever side they they advocate out of this is THE problem. I will NOT comment on it no matter what I agree or disagree with. That stuff is THE problem we face. You epitomize it. You are the problem, no matter which side you think you belong to. We all belong to the human race, and this virus will happily kill us all.

I was a bit harsh. WE are the problem. I should include myself there. We ALL need to cast aside partisanship. If we don't we can all die together.

[dantheman4248]

We all belong to the human race, and this virus will happily kill us all.

This is my point. The leaders in place don't share this sentiment. This should be nonpartisan. This is easy stuff. This isn't a complex issue like abortion. People should have access to healthcare. It helps everyone. We're on the same page with that. I'm angry at the ones who are not. Especially those with power.

[FISHDAWG]

Ha, and some thought the board was dead a week ago, just wait for the next month.

Reminds me of week after 911, ESPN had nothing to talk about but destruction. Anyone remember the first sporting event after 911?

It was MSU vs USC on Thursday night ESPN college football. I was there and it was an awesome experience except for the loss that started our demise.

I remember getting frisked like a criminal down in Gainesville a week or two after that trying to get into the game ... maybe they were just looking for hidden cowbells that were hidden under my wife's shirt but things were way out of whack then .... wasn't even worth it because Spurrier was still pissed from the year before and kicked our butts 56-0

[dawgoneyall]

Y'all should read up on some material that helps you understand why your beloved president made this far worse than it could have been, and is still causing chaos and confusion from his adderall fueled speech last night.

How long do you get out every week?

[dawgoneyall]

This absolutely is a political issue since we can't figure out how to make healthcare work.

The fact that people are scared they'll lose their homes if they get sick, so they don't get tested is absolutely a political issue. We don't get the luxury of saying it's not because we've ****ed healthcare hard.

It's the problem with this country. We elect people to be community leaders with the express notion that they can't be communist. And now that we have a community wide issue, we see the repercussions of having people in charge who don't care for the community.

I'd say it's 90% Trump is infected with this corona virus. Also it's 5% he dies from it. Because we have the ability to have top notch care. We can also have it for everyone. But having it accessible to everyone is too much of a communist / socialist thing.

You're right it should transcend politics. It doesn't because politics prevents it. This should be a non issue. We should have the million+ test kits available. They should be free for everyone. The only people who disagree are in politics and have constantly prevented us from being ready for any kind of outbreak like this. I wish it wasn't a political issue. But the people who are conveniently also trying to take away more internet privacy RIGHT NOW (look up the earn it bill) have made it where americans simply cant afford or are too afraid to properly handle this.

We should be following Italy's playbook and suspending all bills, jobs, etc. People are going to keep going into work sick and infect more and more because they can't afford it. It's going to cost more American blood. It's pathetic and we have a right to be properly outraged. Especially since we still aren't taking this as seriously as we should.

So the communist started this....and the U.S. not being communist is a big problem. That logic is damn confusing....or stupid.