This guy came up last week on this thread, but luckily I’m not too proud to repeat my Gallagher front row joke:
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Covid: “Ah, I’ve made to another human’s lungs. Now to settle in and … OMG! What IS this stuff? I’m out of here! There’s nothing left for me to do.”
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Wonder if these events were in the sales pitch. 
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-latam-narcotics-sp/special-report-peruvian-coca-farmers-to-paris-pushers-coronavirus-upends-global-narcotics-trade-idUSKCN2242ZI
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Camera manufacturers aren’t gonna feed themselves ya know!
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https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article242167221.html
Protester pulls knife on journalists covering anti-lockdown rally, California police say
Christien Francis Petersen of Costa Mesa has been jailed on suspicion of exhibiting a deadly weapon other than a firearm and kidnapping, The Orange County Register reported.
Petersen approached a KTTV cameraman and reporter, produced a pocket knife and forced them into a news van to delete any footage in which he may have appeared, the station
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The layers of stupid really hurt my brain.
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Rookie mistake.
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Literally asking to be arrested is like the most White Privilege bullshit, ever…
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Here in southern Arizona:
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I’ve been getting good use out of mine.
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Same here, although I’ve had to change my normal routes. I usually commute 20km to work and most of that is on off-road shared trails, as are most of the recreational rides I do. Right now though, with the exception of really early mornings (and it’s getting a bit cold for that), the trails are really busy with walkers and on the narrow sections it’s impossible to stay a metre apart. So I’ve switched to cycling on roads that I’d otherwise wouldn’t consider and feel like my world has expanded, albeit in concrete and asphalt rather than the riverside I’m used to.
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(from your link)
Holey buckets, this is the ultimate work-from-home online meeting! 
The trend in digital bike riding is not unique to Australia: the 104th edition of the Tour of Flanders bicycle race through Belgium two weeks ago was forced to go online, with 13 professional cyclists riding the 32km race from home using these trainers and the virtual reality app, Zwift.
Marshall was one of the thousands of fans who logged on to YouTube to watch the riders’ digital avatars racing through a virtual landscape, spliced with webcam shots of their real-life counterparts peddling away in their living rooms.
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