Eternal Question--

[geoleo]

The Eternal Question facing all humans since the dawn of time is "Go where and do what?

[JPA Cate]

I don't think so. I think the question would be, where do I find food, water, and shelter?

Beyond that, I really don't know how the pandemic will affect travel. We are still in the early stages; this coronavirus mutates quickly, and is highly transmissable. Since people can transmit it without knowing they have it, only programs like Germany's with good tracking and isolation of people who are incubating the disease can quell the growth of the numbers of cases. What will happen in the US seems lacking in consistency, and will result in a high growth rate of cases. It appears as if --although the information is out there -- it is so scary that people really don't want to take it in, trying to hide from what cannot be seen, minimize their danger, rather than confronting it. That policy is causing more health care workers' infections. It is a tragic situation.

Ann

[GILow]

Originally Posted by geoleo

The Eternal Question facing all humans since the dawn of time is

...”Do you want fries with that?”

[StuM]

Originally Posted by geoleo

The Eternal Question facing all humans since the dawn of time is "Go where and do what?

What's the best anchor?

[GILow]

Originally Posted by StuM

What's the best anchor?

Wouldn’t that be “WHICH is the best anchor”?

[StuM]

Originally Posted by GILow

Wouldn’t that be “WHICH is the best anchor”?

Only if you restrict the possible answers to a well defined set of options.

[LittleWing77]

Nah, Stu, the eternal question is: "Cat or Monohull?"

Hah.
LittleWing77

[jimbunyard]

-Why?

[GILow]

Originally Posted by StuM

Only if you restrict the possible answers to a well defined set of options.

Hmmmm...you’re right, “well defined” kinda rules that option out.

[hpeer]

“Will she?”

[fivecapes]

Originally Posted by hpeer

“Will she?”

...be POed if I did that?