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I bet people will still wear the masks after the whole thing blows over. They would want to be thorough.Some people love masks.
I bet people will still wear the masks after the whole thing blows over. They would want to be thorough.Some people love masks.
Another plus is that I can check out younger gals and pretend they must be older.There are times I wear a mask that have more to do with with anonymity than Covid.
If I don't want to be delayed by folks who only know me through the job but want to talk to you every time they see you...
Masks are great. Save a lot of time when it's in short supply.
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Jus an FYI, but the slightly heavy use of makeup and snazzy hair style kind of render the mask/anonymity thing irrelevant.There are times I wear a mask that have more to do with with anonymity than Covid.
If I don't want to be delayed by folks who only know me through the job but want to talk to you every time they see you...
Masks are great. Save a lot of time when it's in short supply.
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Prepping for the mask olympicsYup, saw one woman the other day doing her "power walk" down the shoulder of the road...good 1/4 mile or more from the nearest house.....she was wearing a mask.
I see people in our area doing the same thing????Yup, saw one woman the other day doing her "power walk" down the shoulder of the road...good 1/4 mile or more from the nearest house.....she was wearing a mask.
Leopard print leather thong and all.....................She follows all the rules, until she lets her hair down in the bedroom!
There will be mutations and new viruses. This is just setting a precedent for conforming.I bet people will still wear the masks after the whole thing blows over. They would want to be thorough.
It's not about the masks, it's about the hysteria. Control.It's kinda weird seeing people using bandanas, tshirts, nylon or a very porous material for a mask.
Recommended at one time, maybe still recommended.
Following the science, lol.
It's Like catching salt with a chain link fence.
It would also be cute if your grammar was on point before correcting others. The word “but” is a coordinating conjunction, not a conjunctive adverb. As such, when beginning a sentence with a coordinating conjunction, do not put a comma after the coordinating conjunction.Cute...
But, it would be cuter if you spellchecked your thread title.uttahere:
Cute...
But, it would be cuter if you spellchecked your thread title.uttahere:
Oh man! Here Jonesee.......It would also be cute if your grammar was on point before correcting others. The word “but” is a coordinating conjunction, not a conjunctive adverb. As such, when beginning a sentence with a coordinating conjunction, do not put a comma after the coordinating conjunction.
The mistake you made, however, is a fairly common mistake, not unlike people misspelling the word “advice.”
Yes. And if you (notice the wrong way to start a written sentence in English) also speak French, you have to remember the sex of the noun and whether a descriptive adjective comes before or after the noun. Also (again starting a sentence wrong in English), separately written words may be strung together in French - called an elison.It would also be cute if your grammar was on point before correcting others. The word “but” is a coordinating conjunction, not a conjunctive adverb. As such, when beginning a sentence with a coordinating conjunction, do not put a comma after the coordinating conjunction.
The mistake you made, however, is a fairly common mistake, not unlike people misspelling the word “advice.”
Maybe you should move to France...Yes. And if you (notice the wrong way to start a written sentence in English) also speak French, you have to remember the sex of the noun and whether a descriptive adjective comes before or after the noun. Also (again starting a sentence wrong in English), separately written words may be strung together in French - called an elison.