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Author Topic: Coming to U.S.A.?  (Read 1244 times)

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November 11/23/21, 10:57:27 AM

Offline snow1

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Coming to U.S.A.?
Scary thought,but...last year oh canada outlined this very thing during our lock down.

Top Australian State Official: We’re Transferring Positive COVID Cases To Quarantine Camps
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November 11/23/21, 12:05:48 PM Reply #1

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Re: Coming to U.S.A.?
Visiting the Canadians back in October, it was almost unreal what they were subjected to already just in lockdown mode. The one couple stayed on the lake for nearly 19 months and saw very few people, leaving only for absolute necessities. In the winter frequently there was no getting out. Found it hard to grasp what they had endured relative to what we experienced. Of course there were lake trout to be caught there so there was that.  :rolleyes:   
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November 11/23/21, 01:15:14 PM Reply #2

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Re: Coming to U.S.A.?
Quote from: Dotch on November 11/23/21, 12:05:48 PM
Visiting the Canadians back in October, it was almost unreal what they were subjected to already just in lockdown mode. The one couple stayed on the lake for nearly 19 months and saw very few people, leaving only for absolute necessities. In the winter frequently there was no getting out. Found it hard to grasp what they had endured relative to what we experienced. Of course there were lake trout to be caught there so there was that.  :rolleyes:

But, but they have Free health care and everything's wonderful!   :coffee: :coffee:
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