Red Mosquito

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

Because JB says you have to. You don’t seem to believe in it.

Which matters more, what he believes or what his actions are?

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

Because JB says you have to. You don’t seem to believe in it.

I don't give a single shit what JB has to say

JuanHamm wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

But do you like it?

Who likes wearing a mask?

4/5 wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

But do you like it?

Who likes wearing a mask?

Maybe people with really bad teeth

I like wearing a mask in public because I don't like interacting with people. You don't have to smile. I'm way more comfortable.

tree_ wrote:I like wearing a mask in public because I don't like interacting with people. You don't have to smile. I'm way more comfortable.

Interesting. I actually thought the opposite yesterday, that because people can't see a smile anymore I have to go more out my way to achieve basic social interaction that could normally be covered by a small smile or facial expression.

I hate wearing a mask while I workout but it is nice that the ugly faces I make while lifting are covered up.

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

Because JB says you have to. You don’t seem to believe in it.

I don't give a single shit what JB has to say

So you’re a grown man scared of being mask shamed.

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

Because JB says you have to. You don’t seem to believe in it.

I don't give a single shit what JB has to say

So you’re a grown man scared of being mask shamed.

Spike, you're being a bully right now

4/5 wrote:

tree_ wrote:I like wearing a mask in public because I don't like interacting with people. You don't have to smile. I'm way more comfortable.

Interesting. I actually thought the opposite yesterday, that because people can't see a smile anymore I have to go more out my way to achieve basic social interaction that could normally be covered by a small smile or facial expression.

I hate wearing a mask while I workout but it is nice that the ugly faces I make while lifting are covered up.

I had a minor mixup on a food order and went out of my way to be extra nice to the folks so they would know I wasn't put out, for this exact reason. The mask definitely makes you a little more inscrutable.

On the flip side, one thing I love about wearing a mask in the food and bev industry is that you can silently mouth all sorts of things to stupid fucking customers that you would usually get in trouble for muttering under your breath.

I feel naked without my mask now. I wish they were forever mandatory in public.

I usually wear homemade ones that wrap around your head with an elastic band. On the occasion that I forget them or they aren't washed, I have to wear the disposable ones that go over your ears. When I wear those, it makes so much more sense why people very intensely don't like wearing them.

washing machine wrote:I usually wear homemade ones that wrap around your head with an elastic band. On the occasion that I forget them or they aren't washed, I have to wear the disposable ones that go over your ears. When I wear those, it makes so much more sense why people very intensely don't like wearing them.

I wore the disposables exclusively because my work provided them. As long as they weren’t too small/tight, they were fine.

I'm a fan of the over the ear ones that have adjustable straps so they're not too loose or too tight.

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

Because JB says you have to. You don’t seem to believe in it.

I don't give a single shit what JB has to say

So you’re a grown man scared of being mask shamed.

Again, I wear my mask. Everywhere.

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

Because JB says you have to. You don’t seem to believe in it.

I don't give a single shit what JB has to say

So you’re a grown man scared of being mask shamed.

Again, I wear my mask. Everywhere.

Why, when you believe they do nothing?

Pro-tip, verb: when you're running you can wear a bandana around your head like this and just pull the triangle fold over your face when you pass the elderly ladies walking on the running path at 5:45 in the morning.

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:

spike wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

spike wrote:

B wrote:

spike wrote:Hey verb, my sister (third grade teacher) and an assistant teacher were around a kid who tested positive. Nevertheless, they both tested negative, probably because all parties were masked. Neat, huh?

To be fair to verb (since he conceded my point above), that COULD have happened even without masks. It's not the likely result, just possible.

Of course, but this kid tested positive on a Friday, and they interacted with him daily all week. Neat, huh?

curious why you used "neat, huh?" for a second, consecutive time

to underscore my intolerance of any suggestion that simple mitigation measures aren’t worthwhile at this time.

I wear my mask bruh

Because JB says you have to. You don’t seem to believe in it.

I don't give a single shit what JB has to say

So you’re a grown man scared of being mask shamed.

Again, I wear my mask. Everywhere.

Why, when you believe they do nothing?

I could be wrong. Why are you being such a dick about this if I'm not actually putting anyone at risk?

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