Really wish you two would quit...
I wore a mask this afternoon. I was scalping the lawn.
Woody
Woody
I made a mask last night - it looks like crap. Note to self - no whiskey when operating a sewing machine.
I probably should have while I was mowing the back.
Ok, I wore my mask when out at WM and Food Pyramid just now.
F*** that s***. That's an annoying hot mess, and I guarantee it increases my risk significantly when shopping. Guaranteed.
F*** that s***. That's an annoying hot mess, and I guarantee it increases my risk significantly when shopping. Guaranteed.
I don't know about your mask, but I've heard observers say that some people wearing them had to adjust them/mess with them a lot. They were of the opinion that those folks might be better off without a mask.
Don't want to throw kerosene onto a fire but here's the CDC recommendations for making your own cloth mask.
I had not seen the idea of putting a coffee filter into a folded up bandana/handkerchief before (scroll down on the page linked below).
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html
I had not seen the idea of putting a coffee filter into a folded up bandana/handkerchief before (scroll down on the page linked below).
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html
Yup, mine is constantly bugging the S*** out of my face (my facial hair contributes to this) and absolutely requires I constantly adjust it - thus forcing me to constantly further expose myself to anything my hands touch - gloved or not.
F that. I didn't get within 6 feet of any other person for more than a half-second passing each other in an aisle, so I know based on my own medical training and experience that I am at VASTLY greater risk from having increased need to touch/adjust my facemask than I am from being in only passing proximity to anyone in the setting of a questionably-airborne virus.
F that. I didn't get within 6 feet of any other person for more than a half-second passing each other in an aisle, so I know based on my own medical training and experience that I am at VASTLY greater risk from having increased need to touch/adjust my facemask than I am from being in only passing proximity to anyone in the setting of a questionably-airborne virus.
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