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  • Tattooo
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 12407

    #31
    Originally posted by MadRiverMoCo
    I'm here on the front line. It sucks. Hope I make it through...
    I hope so also..........

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    • Hoghead
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2015
      • 2580

      #32
      Originally posted by MadRiverMoCo
      I'm here on the front line. It sucks. Hope I make it through...
      Good luck! Stay strong.

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      • Hoghead
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2015
        • 2580

        #33
        Guys , if all else fails, check this out.......Click image for larger version

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        The coronasutra!

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        • Dragstews
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2010
          • 13739

          #34
          Originally posted by Bbqbiker
          Been eating shredded pork, have we ... ??
          Take my 45 and outrun em all ..

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          • farmall
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2013
            • 9983

            #35
            Say a prayer for us all.
            Why should I imagine an omnipotent, omniscient being who is (theoretically) responsible for all that is would change its mind on something it initiated in the first place because a creature it created and knew that creature would beg for mercy begged for mercy?

            Religion is illogical and stupid, fit for shrine licking Middle East dune vermin/floor licking trailer trash (https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...navirus-a-hoax). It lets them pretend science is worthless and superstition does nothing to stop pandemics. Too bad it doesn't selectively kill them but looks like there's amusing progress in Iran.

            Pandemic response failures are a HUMAN CHOICE. Civil defense failures are human choices. Offloading onto a Sky Fairie does less than nothing because it's pretending. Humans should smarten the fuck up, harden the fuck up and stay that way.

            What the world needs is rationality and science. Science is why modern medicine works. Superstition merely spreads ignorance and resentment of logic, facts, evidence and reason. Science bought a few decades of ease for the West which was squandered by our ignorant dumbfuck public who fail to care about STEM but crave entertainment. Our dumbfuck disease-deserving public failed to make sure our governments were amply prepared for pandemic. Our ignorant dumbfuck public in the US are too stupid to want effective national health care because they're politically brainwashed (the smaller the brain, the easier to wash) into pridefully imagining our system is "the best" while knowing nothing about it.

            There's zero excuse for Western health providers not being lavishly equipped. We spend trillions on our military with (generally) zero idea why because sports and entertaiment are all dumbfucks care about. As a collective America deserves to suffer very, very badly but it's a shame our clueful medical personnel are most at risk.
            Our corrupt medical industry wants all the money but the government should be responsible for public health as it is for war because national prep requires national organization. Back when America wasn't a waterfall of retards we managed the Salk vaccine and other measures to fight polio. It can be done if there's will to do it.

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            • Dragstews
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2010
              • 13739

              #36
              INDUSTRY REACTS TO COVID-19
              MPN Staff WritersByMPN Staff WritersonMar 17, 2020

              With the current global threat of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), many industry leaders are taking preventative action to stop the spread of the virus.

              Motorcycle Industry Council
              “We are monitoring the COVID-19 situation very closely and applying health and safety guidelines. We continue to serve our members and the industry without interruption. We are confident the manufacturers are working closely with their respective dealers to effectively manage the current situation.

              “With the 2020 AIMExpo more than six months away, MIC event staff are still operating as normal with regards to the planning and execution of the show. Staff will continue to monitor events and keep the powersports community informed.”

              American Motorcyclist Association
              The American Motorcyclist Association strongly encourages AMA-chartered organizers to comply with all restrictions imposed by federal, state and local authorities affecting all applicable AMA-sanctioned activity.

              In addition, the AMA asks all members and other motorcyclists, whether participating in individual or group activity, to follow best practices published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

              The AMA will continue to work with chartered organizers and other partners to monitor the situation and issue further guidance as necessary.

              Ducati
              Since the beginning of the health emergency in Italy, on Feb. 24, Ducati has adopted an important series of measures to limit the probability of the virus spreading at its plant in Borgo Panigale, in a very timely manner and in advance of later arrangements. The most important was the measurement of the temperature at each person entering the plant, access was limited to necessary personnel, a strong urge to work from home, meetings with reduction of participants and distance between them and cafeteria with special procedures and revision of shifts to reduce close contact between people.

              Despite all this, Ducati had already decided to suspend production from March 13 to March 18 included, in order to implement a series of protocols and actions on the production lines, to further increase the safety level of workers and to introduce a multi-shift work program to halve the number of people on the assembly line at the same time.

              The postponement of the reopening to March 25 was necessary to ensure full compliance with the new guidelines (shared protocol, issued on March 14), which will require a few more days of work and modifications to the structures.

              All activities related to the development of new products and market support continue, in compliance with the rules of conduct against the spread of the virus, making extensive use of work from home technology.

              KTM, Husqvarna and GasGas
              PIERER Mobility Group, manufacturer in Mattighofen of KTM, Husqvarna and GasGas, will pause operation and production from March 30 through April 10.

              This measure is triggered by a possible impending interruption in the supply chain from northern Italy. Many suppliers are located in this region, which is badly affected by the Coronavirus. With this measure, KTM avoids a possible uncontrolled business interruption and anticipates parts of the company vacation in the summer to stabilize the supply chain in the long term. Not affected by these measurements is the worldwide distribution and the supply of spare parts.

              The availability of all models is guaranteed for the upcoming start of the season in the worldwide dealer network.

              The current development of the Corona crisis requires a daily reassessment of the situation. The published guidance for the financial year 2020 is thus canceled.

              MV Agusta
              MV Agusta has decided in agreement with the guidelines issued by Confindustria Lombardia, to keep its Schiranna plant, in Northern Italy, open. This in order to guarantee production continuity, yet with reduced personnel.

              Measures to reduce the presence of staff within the premises have immediately been adopted, such as the closure of non-essential departments, “smart working,” unused holiday allowances and CIG (Cassa Integrazione) once the official decision will be announced.

              For those employees who will continue coming to work, the company has introduced a number of measures to prevent and contain the spreading of the COVID-19 epidemic, such as the supply of face masks, gloves, sanitizing gel and detergents for the sanitation of work spaces and surfaces in addition to limiting access to common areas. Safety distances between workers are being respected in all areas of the plant, also thanks to the temporary reduction of the number of personnel on site.

              Up to the present moment, the company has no evidence of employees with symptoms connected to COVID-19. Normal production activity will therefore continue, yet with all due precautions, except for new government provisions.

              Outside Distributing
              Outside Distributing has implemented strict policies for cleaning and protective gear and allowed many of their staff to work from home in an effort to put health and safety first. This helps to ensure Outside Distributing can continue to deliver parts across North America throughout this pandemic.

              “The impact on the economy and businesses is going to be tremendous. Although not every industry has to suffer, it’s not all doom and gloom. In fact, some industries offer a valuable solution during these times and we feel powersports is in that category,” said Andrew Hepburn, CEO, Outside Distributing.

              Outside Distributing sees that being “stuck at home” doesn’t mean you have to be bored. The World Health Organization has recommended avoiding gatherings, populated public spaces and is encouraging social distancing. So, why not get outside and hit the trails/road to enjoy what mother nature has to offer you while avoiding large groups or putting yourself and others at risk?

              Powersports is something you can enjoy with your immediate family and avoid contact with others while riding in less populated areas. It’s important for any industry to see what value they can offer their customers in tough times like these.

              American Flat Track
              American Flat Track has decided to postpone its March 28 Atlanta Short Track and April 4 Charlotte Half-Mile events until further notice.

              The health and safety of everyone involved in the sport continues to remain AFT’s top priority, and it is for this reason that AFT will continue to assess the situation ahead of the remaining events within the CDC’s recommended eight-week window of caution. Because of this, ticket sales for the May 2 Texas Half-Mile and May 9 So-Cal Half-Mile have been postponed until further notice. As more information is available within the coming weeks, specific announcements regarding those two events will follow.

              Monster Energy AMA Supercross
              Due to the increasing spread of COVID-19 and expanding restrictions on domestic and international travel, and in accordance with national state and local governments prohibiting large group gatherings, the 2020 Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, season has been postponed until further notice.

              The following Supercross events have been cancelled:

              March 14 in Indianapolis, IN at Lucas Oil Stadium
              March 21 in Detroit, MI at Ford Field
              March 28 in Seattle, WA at CenturyLink Field
              April 4 in Denver, CO at Empower Field at Mile High
              *Includes Sunday Supercross Futures Cancellation
              April 18 in Foxborough, MA at Gillette Stadium
              *Includes Sunday Supercross Futures Cancellation
              Thank you to those who responded to our inquiry and we will continue to update this post with new responses as we receive them. We encourage everyone to stay safe and practice CDC guidelines to protect yourself against this virus.

              If you would like to include an update in this story about how your business is handling the coronavirus situation, please email [email protected].

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              Last edited by Dragstews; 03-19-2020, 3:53 PM.
              Take my 45 and outrun em all ..

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              • triumphbruce
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2014
                • 239

                #37
                do you know the difference between a rectal thermometer and oral


                the taste. something you should know in these times

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                • Tattooo
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2012
                  • 12407

                  #38
                  Originally posted by triumphbruce
                  do you know the difference between a rectal thermometer and oral


                  the taste. something you should know in these times
                  How do you know that???????

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                  • metalheart28
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2014
                    • 631

                    #39
                    get a lot of good stuff via industrial liquidations and estate sales. Another recession would be perfectly timed for me to finish my home machine shop (when the economy recovered so did machine tool prices). BRING IT ON! Totally worth it for the global freakout.

                    Yeah hopefully prices come down on used machinery. I'm wanting a mill but damn people are trying to get retail from used equipment.

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                    • ExplodingCoffinEmporium
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2016
                      • 357

                      #40
                      It’s a shit storm out there but it’s being maintained better than the media is portraying it in the US. We’ve been on alert for the past few months anticipating the worst case scenario, IDPH and CDC training seminars, outpatient drive through testing, and proper isolation units have been set up at both hospitals I work for. Our biggest concern was patients flooding the hospital and forcing us into a bypass scenario, which a few ill prepared sites experienced temporarily, but others with a bit of prep have created a smooth triage-diagnose- action plan that has thus far worked well. I’ve currently worked 6 positive patients age 19-83, all discharged and stable within 24 hours, only one of which remained for 72 hours based on cormorbidities that required more respiratory therapy and medical treatment, they were also discharged and stable. We are a medical powerhouse in the world, we have issues, but our medical ability is top notch. Be safe and intelligent, but don’t shit a brick, this will pass. MadRiverMoCo keep fighting the good fight amigo.

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                      • Hoghead
                        Senior Member
                        • Jun 2015
                        • 2580

                        #41
                        Fuck, the Pub's closed from tomorrow. Just been down for a last few pints, and to tip my favourite staff. Bless them they are upset, but the Landlord's keeping them occupied with a deep clean and redecoration. Good man!

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                        • Dragstews
                          Senior Member
                          • Sep 2010
                          • 13739

                          #42
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                          Take my 45 and outrun em all ..

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                          • farmall
                            Senior Member
                            • Apr 2013
                            • 9983

                            #43
                            Originally posted by Hoghead
                            Fuck, the Pub's closed from tomorrow. Just been down for a last few pints, and to tip my favourite staff. Bless them they are upset, but the Landlord's keeping them occupied with a deep clean and redecoration. Good man!
                            Smart man too. Don't leave time to ruminate. That's proven military procedure for good reason.

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                            • Davestune
                              Senior Member
                              • May 2014
                              • 3292

                              #44
                              I went out today to run errands and stopped at Cumberland farms to get a coffee.

                              What a fucking shit show, i had to waitfor them to make my coffee . Was in there seems like a eternity. I rather touch my own cup

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                              • Tattooo
                                Senior Member
                                • Sep 2012
                                • 12407

                                #45
                                Originally posted by Davestune
                                I rather touch my own cup
                                So why did you bother stopping?>>>>>>>>

                                LOL

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