I know you guys look forward to going every year.

Vaporman87 wrote :

So has Walt Disney World, Epcot, etc. and we we're supposed to head there in late April. Hopefully it's back open by then.

Mr Magic wrote :

 

If you're planning on taking a trip to Disneyland, forget it. It's been closed.

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i think as far as E3 getting cancelled goes, and the possibility of it ending in general, i think it's for the best. if you pay close enough attention to each E3 in recent years it seems like sony and nintendo don't want to put much interest in being out there live on stage. nintendo has their "nintendo direct" series where they're live in their own area, and sony dropped out of E3 last year.

and i can understand that after setting up all these props and backdrops for the place to show off new games that it could get tiresome. now that we have the internet and online streaming there's really no need for it anymore. E3 was a big thing back in the 90s and early 2000s, but with how far the internet has come in these years it would be good timing on their part to end it. let's not forget some of the embarrassing moments from the mid to late 2000s from E3 when nintendo attempted to show off the ds and wii hardware with wii music and nintendogs, and when microsoft had some lukewarm responses with the kinect. people still talk about moments like those to this day and i'm pretty sure it's left a pretty bad mental scar for the company.

Well Gang,

Looks like I'll be working from home. Governor Jay Inslee has closed all schools in Washington State.

Schools over here are going to be closed for the next two weeks.

eddstarr wrote :

 

Well Gang,

Looks like I'll be working from home. Governor Jay Inslee has closed all schools in Washington State.

 

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welp, here in virginia there's a lack of toilet paper in stores too. when will people learn that this virus doesn't affect your bowels?

Here also. I know that when apocolypse is on the horizon, the first thing I think about is "how will I wipe my butt?" Not "how will I eat?"

Benjanime wrote :

welp, here in virginia there's a lack of toilet paper in stores too. when will people learn that this virus doesn't affect your bowels?

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There's a shortage of bread in our stores.

Benjanime wrote :

welp, here in virginia there's a lack of toilet paper in stores too. when will people learn that this virus doesn't affect your bowels?

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My family Dollar's TP shelves were baren except for the dollar rolls a couple days ago, yesterday, bare. 

Thinking of going on a food run today or tomorrow, waiting on other plans to update before I do though. 

speaking of food, about 80% of the food items at my wal-mart are gone. you'd be lucky if you found a box of cereal.

We have no paper products or water. Not even the gallons. We're also completely wiped out on box dinners like mac and cheese or general pasta. I went to the store the other night to get some for my sister and they had absoutely nothing in that department.

Other than those items though were doing okay. Bread isn't in shortage so that's a plus. Milk is still good too.