Masks, again
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I've seen many "reporters" on TV talking from their sites who are wearing masks.
If I had to guess, these reporters are more than 6 feet apart, and, presumably they're not a hazard.
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
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I've seen many "reporters" on TV talking from their sites who are wearing masks.
If I had to guess, these reporters are more than 6 feet apart, and, presumably they're not a hazard.
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
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I've seen many "reporters" on TV talking from their sites who are wearing masks.
If I had to guess, these reporters are more than 6 feet apart, and, presumably they're not a hazard.
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
@George-K said in Masks, again:
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
Making it less weird.
I saw a guy walk into the post office here. No mask, didn't even have one on him. He turned around to go back to his car only because literally everyone else inside was wearing one.
Peer pressure is a thing.
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I've seen many "reporters" on TV talking from their sites who are wearing masks.
If I had to guess, these reporters are more than 6 feet apart, and, presumably they're not a hazard.
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
@George-K said in Masks, again:
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
Maybe trying to set an example for others?
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@George-K said in Masks, again:
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
Maybe trying to set an example for others?
@Doctor-Phibes said in Masks, again:
Maybe trying to set an example for others?
Sure. As long as you don't get caught, off camera, taking it off when you think no one's watching.
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If nothing else, I wear mine so I don't have to shave so often.
Wonder if Phibes has heard from family in England, I read a clamp-down on the public and lots of people angry about it.
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If nothing else, I wear mine so I don't have to shave so often.
Wonder if Phibes has heard from family in England, I read a clamp-down on the public and lots of people angry about it.
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The people I know aren't particularly angry, mostly resigned to it. My in-laws own a downtown independent store in the middle of Birmingham, and they're not angry, but times are pretty tough.
Obviously, nobody reports on the regular folk who realise that it's necessary.
Breaking News: A bunch of people are staying in and watching TV!There's quite a lot of dissatisfaction over the fact the the Southern politicians don't have a fucking clue about the north of England, but there's nothing new there. Southern wankers.
I was only joking
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The people I know aren't particularly angry, mostly resigned to it. My in-laws own a downtown independent store in the middle of Birmingham, and they're not angry, but times are pretty tough.
Obviously, nobody reports on the regular folk who realise that it's necessary.
Breaking News: A bunch of people are staying in and watching TV!There's quite a lot of dissatisfaction over the fact the the Southern politicians don't have a fucking clue about the north of England, but there's nothing new there. Southern wankers.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Masks, again:
The people I know aren't particularly angry, mostly resigned to it. My in-laws own a downtown independent store in the middle of Birmingham, and they're not angry, but times are pretty tough.
Obviously, nobody reports on the regular folk who realise that it's necessary.
Breaking News: A bunch of people are staying in and watching TV!There's quite a lot of dissatisfaction over the fact the the Southern politicians don't have a fucking clue about the north of England, but there's nothing new there. Southern wankers.
Thanks, Phibes. I would follow-up with questions but don't want to derail this thread.
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The people I know aren't particularly angry, mostly resigned to it. My in-laws own a downtown independent store in the middle of Birmingham, and they're not angry, but times are pretty tough.
Obviously, nobody reports on the regular folk who realise that it's necessary.
Breaking News: A bunch of people are staying in and watching TV!There's quite a lot of dissatisfaction over the fact the the Southern politicians don't have a fucking clue about the north of England, but there's nothing new there. Southern wankers.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Masks, again:
My in-laws own a downtown independent store in the middle of Birmingham,
I didn’t know Mrs D’Oh was from ‘bama.
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If nothing else, I wear mine so I don't have to shave so often.
Wonder if Phibes has heard from family in England, I read a clamp-down on the public and lots of people angry about it.
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If nothing else, I wear mine so I don't have to shave so often.
Wonder if Phibes has heard from family in England, I read a clamp-down on the public and lots of people angry about it.
@Rainman said in Masks, again:
If nothing else, I wear mine so I don't have to shave so often.
Wonder if Phibes has heard from family in England, I read a clamp-down on the public and lots of people angry about it.
Meh
Thanks, Phibes. I would follow-up with questions but don't want to derail this thread.
Jesus this place has changed.
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I've seen many "reporters" on TV talking from their sites who are wearing masks.
If I had to guess, these reporters are more than 6 feet apart, and, presumably they're not a hazard.
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
@George-K said in Masks, again:
I've seen many "reporters" on TV talking from their sites who are wearing masks.
If I had to guess, these reporters are more than 6 feet apart, and, presumably they're not a hazard.
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?Coincidentally I saw that interview. It took place inside a public building, with people running around everywhere, including close to the reporter.
Of course you are supposed to wear a mask in such circumstances.
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It's a bit bizarre that people who wear masks on TV are being questioned over the need for it. Wouldn't it be better to question why people putting on a public face are not wearing them?
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I've seen many "reporters" on TV talking from their sites who are wearing masks.
If I had to guess, these reporters are more than 6 feet apart, and, presumably they're not a hazard.
So, other than signaling "I'm doing the right thing!" what's the point?
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Seen on a blog, which makes some interesting observations.
Not to mention having the sunglasses on, on an enclosed plane, but then taking those off too when he got out into the sun.
In his remarks: "“Thank you all very much. And President Moon — Yoon, thank you for everything you’ve done so far,” Biden said as he concluded his remarks.
Moon Jae-in was the prior president. The current president is Yoon Suk Yeol.
We're gonna need a Joe Dementia thread, LOL.
