we're already boosted, thanks, but even a mild bout of CV.. naah, no thanksGoOskie said:
Get your booster, mask up and enjoy the game.
yeahbut ours were sandwiched, above and below and right on the aisle, so she bailed to nosebleedsRedlessWardrobe said:
went Sunday and it didn't bother me so much because even though its an indoor venue, the small crowd had most groups at least 8 feet apart. I can see it being a bigger problem for Furd, Zona, and UCLA games.
fine advice, thanks again OD; except for preteens or whatever ages get out of masking jail free.oskidunker said:
..They do check to be sure everyone is vaccinated. If you are really concerned wear an N 95 masks as the others don't do much.
oskidunker said:
I don't care. Fully vaccinated and willing to take the risk.We have to learn to live with this and pick our spots.They do check to be sure everyone is vaccinated. If you are really concerned wear an N 95 masks as the others don't do much.
Agree.bearister said:oskidunker said:
I don't care. Fully vaccinated and willing to take the risk.We have to learn to live with this and pick our spots.They do check to be sure everyone is vaccinated. If you are really concerned wear an N 95 masks as the others don't do much.
If the pandemic had been a few years back, I would have been willing to risk it all to witness all of Wyking's record breaking 16 consecutive losses that took place at Haas….but I draw the line there.
smh said:yeahbut ours were sandwiched, above and below and right on the aisle, so she bailed to nosebleedsRedlessWardrobe said:
went Sunday and it didn't bother me so much because even though its an indoor venue, the small crowd had most groups at least 8 feet apart. I can see it being a bigger problem for Furd, Zona, and UCLA games.
Cal8285 said:
Well, CJay, you're not really encouraging me to come out.
I haven't actually made it to a game yet -- do I really want to go to an indoor sporting event with a less than inspiring team, and, so far, less than inspiring opponents? I renewed the tickets in July when it looked like things would be pretty good pandemic-wise by this late fall/winter. Maybe not so much. At least we have vaccine and masking requirements, but maybe the masking requirements are not followed.
There was a 20% chance I'd go tomorrow, I'd say that after your post, it's down to about 8%. But I'll probably get there eventually this season.
calumnus said:smh said:yeahbut ours were sandwiched, above and below and right on the aisle, so she bailed to nosebleedsRedlessWardrobe said:
went Sunday and it didn't bother me so much because even though its an indoor venue, the small crowd had most groups at least 8 feet apart. I can see it being a bigger problem for Furd, Zona, and UCLA games.
One solution might be to just mask up and go planning on sitting in the nosebleeds. You should be able to socially distance all season. I think it is easier if that is your plan all along.
Whether you sell or donate your seats and buy cheap seats, or just enter with your tickets and head to the nosebleeds is up to you.
Best wishes and Go Bears!
OD, a lot of us who need to cross a bridge find the midweek commute traffic a pain. This being a Saturday with Santa Clara being a decent team might mean a bigger attendance than OSU, and I believe school is still in session. We'll see.oskidunker said:
No one will be there. If Oregon State, a conference game, cant draw Santa Clara wont. Hope I am wrong.
The full band was not there last game. They are asking for Alumni band help for the next few games.RedlessWardrobe said:OD, a lot of us who need to cross a bridge find the midweek commute traffic a pain. This being a Saturday with Santa Clara being a decent team might mean a bigger attendance than OSU, and I believe school is still in session. We'll see.oskidunker said:
No one will be there. If Oregon State, a conference game, cant draw Santa Clara wont. Hope I am wrong.
The full band is never there for a baskebtall game. The Straw Hat Band attends, and the usual number of them were present for the Idaho State game earlier in the week.oskidunker said:The full band was not there last game. They are asking for Alumni band help for the next few games.RedlessWardrobe said:OD, a lot of us who need to cross a bridge find the midweek commute traffic a pain. This being a Saturday with Santa Clara being a decent team might mean a bigger attendance than OSU, and I believe school is still in session. We'll see.oskidunker said:
No one will be there. If Oregon State, a conference game, cant draw Santa Clara wont. Hope I am wrong.
RedlessWardrobe said:
I know this expectation might not be realistic, but perhaps for tonight's game vs Santa Clara, a slightly larger crowd will be expected and the AD will increase their game staff accordingly, thus a little easier to enforce the mask mandate.
This will be my second live game of the season. For all the *****ing that was done on the football board concerning Berkeley's stringent covid policy, anyone who is concerned about safety must agree that they are making it as safe as possible to attend the game.
Not trying to be political but its a simple formula. Be vaccinated, get the booster, and mask up with others doing the same. The stats show that doing that minimizes the health danger to almost that of normal. Go Bears!
Golden One said:The full band is never there for a baskebtall game. The Straw Hat Band attends, and the usual number of them were present for the Idaho State game earlier in the week.oskidunker said:The full band was not there last game. They are asking for Alumni band help for the next few games.RedlessWardrobe said:OD, a lot of us who need to cross a bridge find the midweek commute traffic a pain. This being a Saturday with Santa Clara being a decent team might mean a bigger attendance than OSU, and I believe school is still in session. We'll see.oskidunker said:
No one will be there. If Oregon State, a conference game, cant draw Santa Clara wont. Hope I am wrong.
Big C said:
Canadians = afraid to compete with COVID
wusses
calumnus said:Big C said:
Canadians = afraid to compete with COVID
wusses
COVID Death Score
USA 796,764
Canada 29,953
"We are going to win so much you'll get tired of winning" DJT
Heh, as a fellow Canadian told me (visiting from BC), 95% of Canadians do as we are told, the other 5% move to the US.Chabbear said:
Been in Canada for week now (Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City). All restaurants and hotels check vaccination cards and IDs and I mean they actually look at them. Events (Outdoor Christmas market in Toronto for instance) also require phone numbers for contract tracing. Everyone wears masks indoors, including in the underground city areas. Furthermore, 79% are fully vaccinated and have about 60% less cases and deaths than California with the same population. Different world I guess.
