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MUScoop => The Superbar => COVID-19 => Topic started by: Marcus92 on March 13, 2020, 10:20:20 AM
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It's a subscriber-only article, but a really good piece:
https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/college/marquette/2020/03/10/marquette-great-travis-diener-quarantine-zone-italy/5006172002/ (https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/college/marquette/2020/03/10/marquette-great-travis-diener-quarantine-zone-italy/5006172002/)
The Italian league Travis plays in has suspended all games. Now he and his family are living under quarantine in the Lombardy region. He shares his perspective on what life there is like.
I also didn't realize that Travis was playing on the same team as Ethan Happ this season. "I was on staff at Marquette coaching against him and I had spoken to him on the phone when we were about to sign him," Diener said of Happ. "He's been a blessing for our team. Great guy, great teammate, so all of my so-called hatred for Wisconsin is out the door."
Rocky's edit: changed title to reflect that Travis is in the US
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Travis is back in Wisconsin.
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Travis is also in this article, not paywalled:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/13/the-family-lockdown-guide-how-to-emotionally-prepare-for-coronavirus-quarantine
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A corporate manufacturing audit just wrapped up at my plant. One of the auditors flies back to Sweden today. His daughter in in Milan for university and he said she is in quarantine and mentally is not doing very well by herself.
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A corporate manufacturing audit just wrapped up at my plant. One of the auditors flies back to Sweden today. His daughter in in Milan for university and he said she is in quarantine and mentally is not doing very well by herself.
Snowflake much??
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Snowflake much??
LOL
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Snowflake much??
Are you serious? If so, where does that cold-heartedness come from?
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Does anyone have any insight on the EUR:US conversion rate for millennial entitlement?
I would have guessed Europeans are much more community-oriented and therefore would be more receptive to quarantine/isolation than Americans, who are generally more rebellious and self-centric.
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Snowflake much??
Was that supposed to be teal? Serious question.
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A corporate manufacturing audit just wrapped up at my plant. One of the auditors flies back to Sweden today. His daughter in in Milan for university and he said she is in quarantine and mentally is not doing very well by herself.
I thought Hell was other people
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The hell dude?
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The hell dude?
I feel her pain. I would say this corona thing is worse than being back in Fallujah.
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Let all the snowflakes die!
World has too many people anyway.
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It's a subscriber-only article, but a really good piece:
https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/college/marquette/2020/03/10/marquette-great-travis-diener-quarantine-zone-italy/5006172002/ (https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/college/marquette/2020/03/10/marquette-great-travis-diener-quarantine-zone-italy/5006172002/)
The Italian league Travis plays in has suspended all games. Now he and his family are living under quarantine in the Lombardy region. He shares his perspective on what life there is like.
I also didn't realize that Travis was playing on the same team as Ethan Happ this season. "I was on staff at Marquette coaching against him and I had spoken to him on the phone when we were about to sign him," Diener said of Happ. "He's been a blessing for our team. Great guy, great teammate, so all of my so-called hatred for Wisconsin is out the door."
Lombardy us the worst area for the virus. Hope he stays Ok. Of course this is a disease that mostly affects elderly, 60 plus with underlying medical conditions. Diener is not in those categories
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Lombardy us the worst area for the virus. Hope he stays Ok. Of course this is a disease that mostly affects elderly, 60 plus with underlying medical conditions. Diener is not in those categories
He’s also not in Italy.
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A few days ago my youngest showed me on a Twitter the rage #BoomerRemover
It was trending. She explained it meant younger people hoping boomers die from the virus. What a world we live in.
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Gallows humor has been around since the time of gallows. This is no different.
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A few days ago my youngest showed me on a Twitter the rage #BoomerRemover
It was trending. She explained it meant younger people hoping boomers die from the virus. What a world we live in.
Are you sure it's not Russian troll farm garbage circulating to sow discord?
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Can someone explain to me the meaning of " snowflake much?"
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Can someone explain to me the meaning of " snowflake much?"
It's a reference stemming from conservative regions of the south, where the most frightening and powerful thing they can imagine is snow. To them, snow shuts down everything, takes control of their very lives, forcing them to hunker down with bottled water and canned goods until it goes away.
Its usually used in reference to young liberals who want to change the status quo.
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It's a reference stemming from conservative regions of the south, where the most frightening and powerful thing they can imagine is snow. To them, snow shuts down everything, takes control of their very lives, forcing them to hunker down with bottled water and canned goods until it goes away.
Its usually used in reference to young liberals who want to change the status quo.
Thank you
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Are you sure it's not Russian troll farm garbage circulating to sow discord?
If it is "real" -- and I have really serious doubts -- I strongly suspect it's trending far more because of "boomer" pearl-clutching than young people who support the sentiment. Frankly, if I was a betting man, I'd guess it was created by someone far closer to "boomer" age than teens. Kind of has the aroma of Jussie Smollet or other similar fakes to me.
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If it is "real" -- and I have really serious doubts -- I strongly suspect it's trending far more because of "boomer" pearl-clutching than young people who support the sentiment. Frankly, if I was a betting man, I'd guess it was created by someone far closer to "boomer" age than teens. Kind of has the aroma of Jussie Smollet or other similar fakes to me.
Newsweek. Blue check marks, not Russian trolls it appears.
https://www.newsweek.com/boomer-remover-meme-trends-virus-coronavirus-social-media-covid-19-baby-boomers-1492190
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Gallows humor has been around since the time of gallows. This is no different.
True, but is the % increasing or Decreasing. What is trending.
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Snowflake much??
Posters like this cheapen the entire board.
Reading Scoop makes me wonder what they've been teaching at Marquette for the last 40 years.
For all of the criticisms of other boards, Scoop can out-grovel any of them.
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It's a reference stemming from conservative regions of the south, where the most frightening and powerful thing they can imagine is snow. To them, snow shuts down everything, takes control of their very lives, forcing them to hunker down with bottled water and canned goods until it goes away.
Its usually used in reference to young liberals who want to change the status quo.
Just to be clear.... are you're saying that young liberals are responsible for the coronavirus? Or that young liberals don't feel the need to take precautions to the virus?
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So, back to Travis ...
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Gallows humor has been around since the time of gallows. This is no different.
Exactly. I worked on a trading floor where thoughtless jokes about tragedies were the norm. We were young and kinda dumb.
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Is the Corona Virus the trend of health of the world?
Hence, the Boomers lived in relatively healthy times.
What is down the road for the human race?
Stay tuned.
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It's a reference stemming from conservative regions of the south, where the most frightening and powerful thing they can imagine is snow. To them, snow shuts down everything, takes control of their very lives, forcing them to hunker down with bottled water and canned goods until it goes away.
Its usually used in reference to young liberals who want to change the status quo.
I'm not sure this is correct. I think it stems from the term "Special snowflake", meaning unique, delicate and mentally fragile. Falls under the "participation prize" umbrella. IE "Well, aren't you a special snowflake!" It is used to describe someone w weak emotional fortitude, someone who needs constant validation and positive reinforcement but is in actuality a giant vagina.
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It's a reference stemming from conservative regions of the south, where the most frightening and powerful thing they can imagine is snow. To them, snow shuts down everything, takes control of their very lives, forcing them to hunker down with bottled water and canned goods until it goes away.
Its usually used in reference to young liberals who want to change the status quo.
Here in North Carolina the first whiff of snow and the grocery stores sell out of milk and bread. My wife and I joke about having "milk sandwiches". But seriously, without road snow clearing equipment and people not knowing how to drive in the snow, it is much better to just take a snow day and make some hot coco and relax at home.
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Here in North Carolina the first whiff of snow and the grocery stores sell out of milk and bread. My wife and I joke about having "milk sandwiches". But seriously, without road snow clearing equipment and people not knowing how to drive in the snow, it is much better to just take a snow day and make some hot coco and relax at home.
We call it the "French Toast Brigade". Milk, Eggs, Bread