PBJIsGood1

PBJIsGood1 t1_jbkuzin wrote

Had noro two weeks ago. Got everyone in our family. puked for half a day, no appetite for a solid week. My poor 2 year old threw up all over me when I was rocking him. He got the worst of it.

I'd be happy with a diarrhea only version...although at 6 days maybe not.

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PBJIsGood1 t1_jayqob6 wrote

family had it almost two weeks ago. Was only throwing up for 12 hours but I couldn't stomach anything for a solid week after.

And yes, use bleach cleaner to kill noro. You're still infectious up to a week after getting it so clean your bathroom with bleach regularly, even when symptoms clear up.

Also, call your doc and get some zofran, that really helps ease up the puking.

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PBJIsGood1 t1_j0qk0nm wrote

Studless Micheline X-Ice Snow, Blizzak, Viking Contacts are the way to go for ski trips. They're good on the highway, perform well in snow covered backroads especially with AWD. Like peanutbutter and jelly.

Studded snows are for people who live on back roads, live at high elevations with more packed snow, limited plowing in their area.

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PBJIsGood1 t1_irvpq2i wrote

I only say that because people get confused about the three peak mountain rating and the mud and snow rating and think that means they are the same as snow tires and not the case.

I’d be fine with cross climates in the middle of the country, just not Maine/VT/NH winters.

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PBJIsGood1 t1_iru9k7t wrote

Wild Peaks are an all terrain tire and Cross Climates are an “all weather” tire. Both are fine in the snow, but they are not dedicated snow tires, which have the proper compound that stays soft when it gets frigid.

blizzaks for my Jeep are worth every penny.

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PBJIsGood1 t1_irbrqip wrote

You pull out as an ally of Saudi Arabia, someone else fills the void. China, Russia whoever sets up shop. There’s no point in cutting ties with oil producing nations until we don’t need the oil anymore.

Secondly the oil producers are getting out ahead of the recession. They know demand is going to drop significantly as the summer months wane and economies buckle, they’re not going to keep oversupplying from the goodness of their hearts.

The reality is we are kicking and whining like spoiled children when we’ve spent decades NOT doing the necessary things to avoid oil dependency. If only Saudi Arabia was nice to us!

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