I agree with yous assessment of this set. Just feel like they don't offer anything exciting anymore.
- mr.peanut

Do you collect cards Mr. Peanut? Didn't know that...

To me, cards are better when they keep it simple...I think series 1 and series 2 are probably the two products I like the most out there. Reasonable prices, rookies to chase and not too many "hits" that people don't care about in any case...

Do you collect cards Mr. Peanut? Didn't know that...

To me, cards are better when they keep it simple...I think series 1 and series 2 are probably the two products I like the most out there. Reasonable prices, rookies to chase and not too many "hits" that people don't care about in any case...
- Karine Hains

100% on the keep it simple too. I generally only buy the S1 and S2s because i don't feel like chasing these limited edition stuff while making the trades/rookie update sets difficult to find.

Used to buy a whole lot more until I inherited boxes of sets and rookie cards a few years back. It takes so much room I've had to scale back on buying them.

100% on the keep it simple too. I generally only buy the S1 and S2s because i don't feel like chasing these limited edition stuff while making the trades/rookie update sets difficult to find.

Used to buy a whole lot more until I inherited boxes of sets and rookie cards a few years back. It takes so much room I've had to scale back on buying them.
- mr.peanut

Just opened the box of Allure...they didn't keep it simple but I do think plenty of people will like that set... will post review tomorrow.

https://twitter.com/theju.../1238667841655541760?s=21

Ok, it's not the flu, but it *is* SARS 2.0. A highly contagious virus which is known to cause severe symptoms in the elderly, those who are prone to/have respiratory illness, and the immunocompromised. The need to contain this virus and slow the spread is important for this reason.

Now, like Pete said, for most of those who test positive, it'll be a flu like virus, and not much else. So, most of us have very little to really fear if we are to test positive. Pete is also right in saying the plain old flu kills thousands every year. Unlike COVID-19, however, the flu is well understood, and relatively easy to treat. COVID-19 is a wholly new virus, however, and not as well understood, and there's no firm treatment for it.

So you're both right. Mash, COVID-19 should be aggressively avoided to prevent the spread of the new virus. And Pete, it's basically a flu virus, but with some unknown quantities.

And you're both wrong. Mash, relax yourself on the believed danger of the disease, it's not likely to severely affect most of us. And Pete, the spread needs to be contained.

So like with most things, the real answer lies in the middle. Be safe, take care of yourselves and your families, and if you can help someone who may be at risk that you know, do so.
- Darksyde

I don’t recall suggesting that if you have the flu you should head to the god damn mall..

https://twitter.com/thejuicemedia/status/1238667841655541760?s=21
- Symba007

that is our only hope.

natural selection.

I will have to agree with Pete on this one....

I will have to agree with Pete on this one....
- deadpoulet

hey bud™

I will have to agree with Pete on this one....
- deadpoulet

Well 3 of my friends are doctors, 2 in emerg, ones a psychiatrist (who knows more about medicine than the other 2 combined), my nephew is a doctor, and my cousin is a doctor. Not to mention my family doctor.

My uncle is a pharmacist (retired), as is my brother in-law, niece and nephew.

My two sisters are RN’s and 3 of their daughters are also RN’s, one has her masters and teaches at the U of S.

So there’s that..

THERE BETTER NOT BE FIGHTING IN HERE!

I will have to agree with Pete on this one....
- deadpoulet

I should also let you know that I have never talked to any of the aforementioned about covid19..

I think it's easier to catch it than the flu....but that's it.
- deadpoulet

Might be early to tell because they need more data, but the corona could be deadlier than the flu.

https://www.google.com/am...rus-compare-with-flu.html

The death rate from seasonal flu is typically around 0.1% in the U.S., according to The New York Times.

The death rate for COVID-19 appears to be higher than that of the flu. In the study published Feb. 18 in the China CDC Weekly, researchers found a death rate from COVID-19 to be around 2.3% in mainland China.


So yes, the flu is already killing millions per year and we weren't freaking out about it, but this new virus could potentially kill even more, which is the cause for concern.

THERE BETTER NOT BE FIGHTING IN HERE!
- kicksave856

Freaking out on whether we should be freaking out or not

Well 3 of my friends are doctors, 2 in emerg, ones a psychiatrist (who knows more about medicine than the other 2 combined), my nephew is a doctor, and my cousin is a doctor. Not to mention my family doctor.

My uncle is a pharmacist (retired), as is my brother in-law, niece and nephew.

My two sisters are RN’s and 3 of their daughters are also RN’s, one has her masters and teaches at the U of S.

So there’s that..
- pete26

I'm not a doctor.....

I'm just a chicken.

Freaking out on whether we should be freaking out or not
- Pat1993

you guys wanna know a secret?

you guys wanna know a secret?
- kicksave856

yes...

*waits impatiently *

I'm not a doctor.....

I'm just a chicken.
- deadpoulet

well if you have a cousin who's a doctor then your opinion matters

Might be early to tell because they need more data, but the corona could be deadlier than the flu.

https://www.google.com/am...rus-compare-with-flu.html

The death rate from seasonal flu is typically around 0.1% in the U.S., according to The New York Times.

The death rate for COVID-19 appears to be higher than that of the flu. In the study published Feb. 18 in the China CDC Weekly, researchers found a death rate from COVID-19 to be around 2.3% in mainland China.


So yes, the flu is already killing millions per year and we weren't freaking out about it, but this new virus could potentially kill even more, which is the cause for concern.
- Pat1993

Well if it's spread faster, something I said, then yeah, it will make more damage.

But if you catch it, you will most likely experience something like the flu. Again, I posted a testimony in here from somebody who did catch it and said so to the BBC.

Older people or people with a bad health already could catch it and then it could get bad.

yes...

*waits impatiently *
- Pat1993

i "self quarantined" for the last three days (weakly, i did try to go to the supermarket). i didn't go to work thursday or friday.

but i feel better now. thankfully, it was probably just something i ate.

I should also let you know that I have never talked to any of the aforementioned about covid19..
- pete26

well if you have a cousin who's a doctor then your opinion matters

- Pat1993

I don't think I know this chicken to be honest.

Well if it's spread faster, something I said, then yeah, it will make more damage.

But if you catch it, you will most likely experience something like the flu. Again, I posted a testimony in here from somebody who did catch it and said so to the BBC.

Older people or people with a bad health already could catch it and then it could get bad.
- deadpoulet

Not sure if it has to do with the fact that it's spreading faster or not, or simply with the % of people who get it and die from it. So if some people barely have any serious symptoms, that doesn't mean it's not deadly for others

i "self quarantined" for the last three days (weakly, i did try to go to the supermarket). i didn't go to work thursday or friday.

but i feel better now. thankfully, it was probably just something i ate.
- kicksave856

Three days is not enough!!!!!




*coughs*

Three days is not enough!!!!!




*coughs*
- Pat1993

i think i'm good now. but i just wanted to make sure.