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  • TerryM
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    I’m not doubting you heard it. It’s hard to take any news outlet seriously these days, so I rarely watch any. Brunswick is where we start our race season every year. I don’t even want to think about not getting to be there in 2021. Especially after having our 2020 season reduced to maybe a dozen shows.

    We’re attending a high school football playoff game Friday and there are zero restrictions in place. It’d be pretty stupid to go from that, to a 100-day complete shutdown less than a month later — but we’re talking about politicians here, so nothing would shock me. It would just really suck though for those of us living down here, because the first three months are about the only super late model shows worth attending in Georgia. That would wipe out most of our in-state racing season.

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  • Barbecueboy
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    Love that bluffton Beaufort area.....one of my kids went to school down there, loved to go visit.
    Last edited by Barbecueboy; 12-09-2020, 07:01 PM.

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  • dirtcrazy4u
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    Terry I know I heard it because I just could not believe what I was hearing. What it seems like to me was a tv station that didn't have facts and where pushing there agenda. I'm here in bluffton, sc and want to get down to watch the lucas guys open up there season in Brunswick. Hope to heck it warms up a bit I can tell you that.

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  • TerryM
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    Originally posted by dirtcrazy4u View Post
    TV news. Local Georgia channel out of Savannah . Said the Governor is leaning toward a 100 Day shut down of all crowd drawing activities, state wide . Following Biden, he's pushing he wants 100 days of everyone wearing masks across the country.
    We live near Savannah. I haven’t heard a word about anything like this.

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  • d-glenn
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    B_K, same with me here in Alabama, I have been to football, basketball, races and Wal Mart 2/3 times a week. At 82, I do wear the mask when out in the public. Looking forward to the ICE BOWL and East Bay.

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  • B_K
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    Define normal.

    As of this moment, my kid is in school five days a week. I’m sitting in my office at work everyday. Daughter has played softball, cheered, and is playing youth basketball currently. I’ve been to a socially distant concert. Went to three high school football games. Went to the beach this summer. Went to some races. Had a typical thanksgiving and will do the same with Christmas hopefully.

    That’s fairly normal.

    After a month or two of watching story after story of how everyone who did everything they were told and still got the virus we chose to get back to living life. I’ll wear a mask when required. I wash my hands. I stay out of peoples faces.

    That doesn’t make me brave, but IMO it doesn’t make me selfish either. To many unanswered questions and theories on timelines to sit and stare at the living room walls.

    Thankfully I’m in a state where that’s been possible. Hope that doesn’t change.

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  • RayCook53fan
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    I had covid, and was legitimately sick about 5 weeks ago. Not deathly ill, but still sick. Honestly, now more than ever am I against the masks, lockdowns, and all this. Wonder if I will still have to take the vaccine?

    I'm just tryin to go to Golden Isles!!!

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  • Pennsboro32
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    Originally posted by Barbecueboy View Post
    The election isn't quite over yet is it? If so, why all the chatter about it on the news?
    Because it's the news. Everything on there is just for ratings. Very little facts come from CNN, FOX, etc.

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  • Barbecueboy
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    The election isn't quite over yet is it? If so, why all the chatter about it on the news?

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  • fryefan
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    Originally posted by Mams View Post
    Luckily this will all go away once the election is over - I read it on 4m many months ago!
    Anyone with half a clue knew that was not happening.

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  • Highside Hustler25
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    Interesting as to how many will take the vaccine. They say the second shot is a doozy and basically gives you all the symptoms of the virus. I know many people who got it, had very mild symptoms or none at all, and recovered in a day or two. Some folks that got the vaccination had really bad after effects. Is it worth the risk? Who knows for sure.

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  • Pennsboro32
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    Originally posted by Mams View Post
    Luckily this will all go away once the election is over - I read it on 4m many months ago!
    If I had a dollar for every time I heard someone say that.

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  • Mams
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    Luckily this will all go away once the election is over - I read it on 4m many months ago!

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  • fryefan
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    Originally posted by LM1M View Post
    There's no proof that any vaccination is going to be a cure all, so that needs to be taken out of the picture. Restricting outdoor events is going in the absolute opposite direction of the science (except for large sporting events like football). More bass ackwards leadership from government for a virus that largely only targets the elderly.
    If enough people do not take the vaccine, when it is available, then we are going to be stuck in the "new normal".

    Personally, I am willing to take the vaccine and hope we get back to the old normal sooner, rather than later.

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  • dirtcrazy4u
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    Cook fan. Let's hope Kemp was coming back at whomever started this crap. It was only yesterday I had heard what I mentioned. I was already planning my trip for the lucas opener.

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