hey guys they just issue marshal law here I cant go out what should do in seasons
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typically start with the full season journey… 
Note: there are 9 chapters, but after completing the first 4 chapters, you need to join each following chapter manually, for some reason…
It is not marshal law. It is shelter-in-place which is entirely different.
You can go out for essential things (grocery, food, medication, essential jobs, etc).
Stop this disinformation campaign.
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Don’t spread blatant disinformation please.
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I’m across the bay from you and it’s not martial law, it’s shelter in place which just means stay home if possible and only go out for essential errands. Also, it doesn’t start for a couple more hours so you can run around screaming until then.
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Sorry for being that person, but it’s “martial law” not “marshal law” 
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It’s a stay in home order friend.
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/coronavirus/region-wide-coronavirus-order-to-impact-bay-area-residents/2255386/
Many places on this planet are ordered to stay at home.
You can go out for groceries and such during the day.
Simply play D3 at home and enjoy the drops and gr’s friend!
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It isn’t martial law since you can go out to get supplies. But it’s the next best thing since there aren’t any supplies to get, what with the county leaders giving us less than twelve hours notice of a 3-4 week long shelter in place order, sending everyone into a batsnot insane feeding frenzy at literally every store in the area. Joy was the six lines snaking from the registers, to the back of the store, and back out the front entrance at the Business Costco here and the regular Costco so overwhelmed they took half the carts and used them to form a barricade to force a single file queue so they could limit the number of people inside at once.
I’m less worried about the shelter in place itself than I am about the likely continuing lack of liquid supplies at stores, since I have an actual choking risk (a very high one in fact) if I’m forced to take pills with plain water instead of a flavored drink (swallowing muscles react differently to plain water vs. flavored drinks, making it easier to take pills with essentially anything but plain water).
Sadly I have a doctor’s appointment to go to tomorrow and physical therapy the day after. I’m hoping I’m not stopped by police to be questioned on my reason for being out en route to either destination.
Yay for incompetent local leadership!
I did my screaming quietly, in my car. After being stuck inside that oversized septic tank known as Costco with so many insane people. Would kill for milk though. Not one store had any here in the East Bay, and I tried over a dozen. So, lacking any good supplies to get, I stocked up on dry nonperishables instead. I can use them to extend my canned goods and veggies supplies. Thankfully I procured enough gatorade for two weeks worth of pills. Will have to settle for the last week using powdered Lipton lemon tea mix w/ water, and sugar if we still have any left.
Having a high choking risk with pills when only plain water is available sucks. WTB new body please.
Either way, I have enough food for the duration. I just need to be careful with the liquids so I don’t have to revert to plain water for my pills. After choking on the prime rib at Christmas dinner two Christmases ago, I’m not eager to repeat it. Ever.
Marshall Law is a Tekken character…sorry I just couldn’t help noticing that and made me laugh.
Still this virus is causing mass panic with people hoarding stuff its crazy.
You can’t even buy toilet paper in Australia its sold out…and then when stocks arrive people fight over it.
Now you can’t even buy soap its crazy.
Stay healthy people
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Its the Aspirational Pneumonia that’s the real problem.
I feel for you. My pills should be taken with applesauce. Luckily, I’ve improved enough that i can take them with “honey thick” liquids. (I get the thickener from Amazon. I hope their deliverysystem doesn’t stop). And my MBS is suppose to be next week.
I get some real fun now. The lockdown notice came at 5 PM on KCBS over the radio. A mere seven hours before it was to go into effect. Now, I was already out to try and get the two remaining items on my supply list (milk and paper towels, both of which were in plentiful stock yesterday) right after getting my prescription this afternoon. Guess what that lockdown announcement caused?
Yep. Mass panic. Everyone packed the stores in close proximity to one another. You know, the exact opposite of what our county leaders say they were trying to avoid with the shelter in place. Now I’m sick. Three weeks of appointments I have to cancel. My grandpa can no longer come back home for the duration of the lockdown because I can’t risk getting him sick too. He’s just three weeks shy of turning 86. In his age bracket COVID-19 is an absolute killing machine.
Our mayors didn’t have the foresight to see that announcing the lockdown so close to its implementation without having any plan to help merchants safely filter people through the stores in limited numbers meant we’d all be in the same areas at once. If they thought the hospitals were over capacity before, they ain’t seen nothin’ yet.
Guess I get to spend the next two weeks hoping this is just a mild infection and not COVID-19. Not that I can get tested, what with the lack of tests and all that. Now I really wish I’d been able to find some orange juice today. No luck there either though, since the mass stampede into the stores wiped out everything but sodas and liquor.
This country’s got way too many shrubs for leaders… 
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This is what it looks like when 13 year olds are exposed to mass social media propaganda
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Most of us probably werent old enough to care about voting, or just outright werent even old enough to vote for any Bush.
I also dont know how that statement is in any way relevant.
Could easily just turn around and say “you guys elected Clinton, tried to elect another Clinton, and elected Obama.”.
Sounds like you know A LOT about that…
Hmm hmm hmmmmmmmmmm 
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It was a joke based on “shrubs” and “bushes” being synonymous, i.e. someone complaining about too many leaders being shrubs despite the country having had two bushes (Bushes) as president.
Do I really have to explain basic comedic concepts like puns?
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Social justice killed humor in 1999.
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You know we’re in a hand basket if/when people start practicing the theoretical “Zombie Apocalypse Protocol”.
Fun fact: Years ago I worked at a plastics factory and the owners name, I kid you not, was Marshall Law. Working for him was like being under martial law. Took about 6 weeks to get tired of his bs.
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No milk. No bread. No frozen goods for the most part. No eggs/dairy. Not a paper anything in sight. Literally the only sections in stores not wiped out were liquor and sodas. I couldn’t even get a pack of frozen burritos or a box of pizza rolls. Either, when coupled with other pantry items, could have lasted me at least a full week’s worth of days. If the ground beef in the freezer is still good, I’ll be able to get four meals out of a spanish rice skillet recipe I have.
I’d say people were pretty much hoarding for the zombie apocalypse today. And now that I’m sick I’m almost certainly going to miss out on one of the very very few birthdays my grandpa has left. To say I’m pissed is the understatement of the decade. 
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