To Mask or Not To Mask?
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wrote on 30 Jun 2020, 15:16 last edited by
But how many died of carbon dioxide poisoning?
WHAT?? YOU DIDNT RUN A STUDY ON THAT?!?
I didn't think so.
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@Catseye3 said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
George, who's that guy in your GIF? Asking for a friend.
Vin Diesel.
wrote on 30 Jun 2020, 16:09 last edited by Renauda@George-K said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
@Catseye3 said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
George, who's that guy in your GIF? Asking for a friend.
Vin Diesel
Depending on the season, I talking about regular summer or winter blend diesel. You know, the kind you run in heavy equipment
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wrote on 30 Jun 2020, 16:14 last edited by
From a nurse friend:
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wrote on 30 Jun 2020, 17:54 last edited by
That made me chuckle.
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wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 00:38 last edited by
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wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 02:50 last edited by
This product is an ear loop mask, this product is not a respirator and will not provide any protections against COVID-19 (coronavirus) and other viruses or contaminants."
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wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 03:20 last edited by
How many times does it need repeating? The mask is to stop you infecting other people, not to stop you getting it.
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How many times does it need repeating? The mask is to stop you infecting other people, not to stop you getting it.
wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 13:31 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
How many times does it need repeating? The mask is to stop you infecting other people, not to stop you getting it.
I think at least one more time. LOL
However, I do believe that wearing a mask is in teh right direction to prevent you from getting it also. Not 100% effective in any way, but maybe it is 5% (or 10%), etc. I think of it kind of like having a screen on your windows. Will it stop every bug? No, but it will stop some. Not perfect, but in the right direction.
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How many times does it need repeating? The mask is to stop you infecting other people, not to stop you getting it.
wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 21:10 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
How many times does it need repeating? The mask is to stop you infecting other people, not to stop you getting it.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/25/health/face-mask-guidance-covid-19/index.html
cnn, indisputable
But the benefits go both ways. "We know now there's scientific evidence that masks both keep you from infecting others but may also partially protect you from getting infected," said Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House coronavirus task force coordinator. "I think that's a new discovery and a new finding."
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wrote on 1 Jul 2020, 21:16 last edited by
Deep State Debbie!
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 02:39 last edited by
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 03:32 last edited by
I'll bet that Karen thinks she's too cool to be a Karen.
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 09:15 last edited by jon-nyc 7 Apr 2020, 11:32
When you say she’s a ‘Karen’ what do you mean by that?
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 11:34 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
When you say she’s a ‘Karen’ what do you mean by that?
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 11:37 last edited by
Thanks but I'm looking for Horace's interpretation.
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 11:40 last edited by
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 15:01 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
When you say she’s a ‘Karen’ what do you mean by that?
The insult reminded me of something a cool girl in high school or college might say to sick-burn someone, and so I assumed the tweeter had been such a girl, and further that she's maintained that identity into her adulthood, and probably feels herself separate from the Karens that everybody makes fun of. And I further extrapolated that she's probably a pretty decent dead center Karen as far as the common usage goes.
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wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 15:07 last edited by
She's a mean piece, I'll give her that.
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@jon-nyc said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
When you say she’s a ‘Karen’ what do you mean by that?
The insult reminded me of something a cool girl in high school or college might say to sick-burn someone, and so I assumed the tweeter had been such a girl, and further that she's maintained that identity into her adulthood, and probably feels herself separate from the Karens that everybody makes fun of. And I further extrapolated that she's probably a pretty decent dead center Karen as far as the common usage goes.
wrote on 4 Jul 2020, 16:14 last edited by jon-nyc 7 Apr 2020, 16:14@Horace said in To Mask or Not To Mask?:
The insult reminded me of something a cool girl in high school or college might say to sick-burn someone, and so I assumed the tweeter had been such a girl, and further that she's maintained that identity into her adulthood, and probably feels herself separate from the Karens that everybody makes fun of. And I further extrapolated that she's probably a pretty decent dead center Karen as far as the common usage goes.
I thought the standard usage was for a middle aged, reasonably well off white woman expressing entitlement. Like soccer mom or college mom, not a young girl like this.
It’s true there are people who use it to express animus toward white women in general or white women they disagree with, but I didn’t expect you to be among them, hence the question.
