re: Does anyone miss the spirit of community Covid brought?

It’s kind of disheartening to know I will never be as successful at baiting people as you

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Don't forget one-way aisles in the grocery stores!

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And those brave pieces of plexiglass that selflessly protected so many cashiers on the front lines also. So stunning, so brave.

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All the neighbors gathering in the front yard for happy hours, everybody on the street helping out with home projects, etc.

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Still doing it on my street, in the afternoon as long as the sun is shining the dads are cracking cold ones and the kids are running wild in the streets and yards of the neighborhood.

I cannot believe people still respond to your posts but I laugh at them every time. You live a strange life man.

Every time I’m like that’s too obvious even for Gaucho and every time you get pages of responses.

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There is NO way a real person actually believes the shite that you are putting in this thread. You have to be someone with a normal functioning brain who is just getting a kick out of the reactions. I refuse to believe there are really brainwashed pussies like you.

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You’ve been on this site longer than two decade and you don’t know who that dude is?

I miss
No traffic
Cheap hotel rooms
No crowds at theme parks
And shiat like that

I don’t feel like there was a heightened sense of community, honestly. We didn’t hang out any more than before, because we didn’t change anything at all. I think it created a divide for a lot of folks that was unsalvageable. We lost coworkers/friends that took Covid as a real threat, and hated people like us that were living life. They accused people like us of killing people. So, frick them.

I wouldn’t mind another pandemic to send those tards back to their basements.

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what community? community between normal people who weren’t treating COVID like it was Ebola?

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In the confines of my neighborhood and my tight social circle, there was community. Beyond that, no the world was a shitshow.

But I do remember WFH and the kids were home, so at lunch we’d go to the park. As opposed to lunch at my office desk or in the breakroom. Then after work everyone went outside and socialized with neighbors. Kids all over the place, people outside walking and talking bc they were not stuck in traffic driving home from work. That aspect was nice, and it’s long gone.

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Y’all act like Covid is a joke and is over but trust me, it’s not. I’ve been monitoring the Covid levels in the sewer water that the government puts out and trust me when I say that another wave is coming soon. I just wish Louisiana would be more forward thinking with regards to mask mandates and vaccination. Jbe is basically a Republican with how soft hes been during this pandemic

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Just make sure it happens during crawfish season like last time.