So who here went to the ballet coronavirus party?

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Anonymous wrote:Haters gonna hate.

I bet it was fun!

Haters aren't going to DIE, sweetie. Get over yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:So does this mean being outside is not helpful to keep the spread from happening or was the dinner indoor? I feel like all the talk is about how outside is fine but this seems to undermine this?

Good point. I often see posts were joggers say it’s OK to not wear a mask as they were insist that you can’t get Covid outdoors.

It sounds like they were not 6 ft+ apart though if they were seated 8-10 to a table. And probably close together for cocktails.

They were sharing tables, and they were in the same area for a couple of hours. And they were talking (probably more loudly as the evening went on and people drank more, maybe there was music playing so they had to talk louder, etc.), not wearing masks, etc. I'm not a jogger, but that's not the same as a jogger passing you in the other direction, where you are in close proximity for a fleeting second.

However if the jogger is going the same direction as you, you’re walking in their breath/aerosol for more than just a split second.

You should definitely stay home.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn’t she the woman who got all the press way, way long ago (during the LNS/ Smith Point days) for getting Set up by her own grandmother to some old millionaire and then getting engaged on his yacht, all in again, off again. It was a regular item in the Reliable Source back in the day. The entire situation was so gross. Set up by your own grandmother to one of her friends?!!!!

God how I miss LNS/SP in their hayday. RIP blonde charity mafia

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Anonymous wrote:So does this mean being outside is not helpful to keep the spread from happening or was the dinner indoor? I feel like all the talk is about how outside is fine but this seems to undermine this?

They were seated at 8-10 person round tables. So they were outside, but not socially distance, and obviously not masked if they were dining.

I also think with multiple tables of 8, you would especially have people speaking loudly and spewing their droplets.

I agree. It's not that outside is "fine". It's that outside isn't as bad as in. The law at the time of this party was clearly no gatherings over 10, not no indoor gatherings over 10.

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Going by her business partner Instagram there was the charity dinner and a pop up business event. Both catered, photographed and well attended.

Maybe the first went off fine, so they thought they were in the clear.

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing that rich people think they are immune to the virus.

Let’s be honest, people of all income levels think they’re immune to this virus. Not that compelling an angle for the story.

If this isn't Ashley, it's Ashley's little Gretchen Wieners. Over and again.

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Anonymous wrote:What is a bit sketchy is that the Kent/Palisades neighborhood only went up ONE positive since June 18th. Seems doubtful in light of this story. I asked elsewhere, when the rich go across the Potomac to get their testing done and healthcare needs met in Virginia, do their positives show up in the DC tally?

It’s Spring Valley. But who knows if they all live in that neighborhood

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LMFAO remember when Ashley tried to frame herself as a "socialite" when in reality she was being pimped out by her granny to old guys?

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Anonymous wrote:LMFAO remember when Ashley tried to frame herself as a "socialite" when in reality she was being pimped out by her granny to old guys?

Sad. What is wrong with you, PP?

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They are all just Blonde pilot fish (Hemingway) thinking they are too white and too special to get Covid. Can happen to Anyone

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Anonymous wrote:"Ten others in Bronczek’s circle were willing to discuss details of the evening only if they were not named.

People are finally social distancing, in every sense of the word"

BURN.

Hope no one got seriously ICU ill or haas a child who now cannot join the military

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Anonymous wrote:LMFAO remember when Ashley tried to frame herself as a "socialite" when in reality she was being pimped out by her granny to old guys?

Sad. What is wrong with you, PP?

What's wrong with me?! What's wrong with Ann Hand?? Who the hell says "You know who that 50something would be great for? My 25yo granddaughter" and then actually acts on it??!

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Anonymous wrote:What is a bit sketchy is that the Kent/Palisades neighborhood only went up ONE positive since June 18th. Seems doubtful in light of this story. I asked elsewhere, when the rich go across the Potomac to get their testing done and healthcare needs met in Virginia, do their positives show up in the DC tally?

It’s Spring Valley. But who knows if they all live in that neighborhood

The Spring Valley address is within the Palisades/Kent boundaries in the neighborhood map on coronavirus.dc.gov
The only way I found the maps with cases by neighborhood from prior days was on Popville though, because he grabs them from the dc.gov website and posts them each day. Otherwise, on coronavirus.dc.gov, I can see old data by demographics but only the last day by neighborhood.

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I never heard of this person, but I read that article for a little diversion today and now I want to see the pics bc the article kept emphasizing how magical it was. I WANT TO SEE THE MAGICAL PARTY

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Anonymous wrote:I never heard of this person, but I read that article for a little diversion today and now I want to see the pics bc the article kept emphasizing how magical it was. I WANT TO SEE THE MAGICAL PARTY

Right? You know someone got screenshots before she took it down. And it seem pretty likely they frequent DCUM... so give them up! The people demand satisfaction!