Red Mosquito

B wrote:

B wrote:

macphisto wrote:

B wrote:

macphisto wrote:

B wrote:An old high school classmate posted a picture on facebook of him and a friend getting ready to go on a run. They were smashed together for a selfie without a mask. Whatever. I posted "too close, no mast," basically just for fun.

If it was a group of a hundred people all spitting in each other’s mouths, that’s one thing, but this doesn’t even register on my outrage meter.

I wasn't outraged by the picture. Just the dickish response.

You started it! Classic B?

That's fair.

96583UP wrote:i wish someone to dump a pile of mulch on jared kushner

Mickey wrote:

B wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I don't really see the point of wearing a mask outside during exercise if I can keep my distance from people.

I don't wear one while running, but they were mashed in for a selfie.

Probably should depend on where you're running. We live in a high-density area of Philly, so if a runner is going down the sidewalk (which they shouldn't be, but whatever!) they're bound to pass right by a number of pedestrians, any of whom could be high risk--so the point of the mask would be to protect those people from any unanticipated cough/sneeze/etc. But if you're running in the park (which is literally five blocks away) a mask seems pretty unnecessary.

spike wrote:Beautiful day and weekend in Chicago. We’re still in SIP, but there are people out everywhere. We’re definitely going to spike after restrictions loosen next week.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mickey wrote:

B wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I don't really see the point of wearing a mask outside during exercise if I can keep my distance from people.

I don't wear one while running, but they were mashed in for a selfie.

Probably should depend on where you're running. We live in a high-density area of Philly, so if a runner is going down the sidewalk (which they shouldn't be, but whatever!) they're bound to pass right by a number of pedestrians, any of whom could be high risk--so the point of the mask would be to protect those people from any unanticipated cough/sneeze/etc. But if you're running in the park (which is literally five blocks away) a mask seems pretty unnecessary.

Wait, why shouldn't they be?

Mickey wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mickey wrote:

B wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I don't really see the point of wearing a mask outside during exercise if I can keep my distance from people.

I don't wear one while running, but they were mashed in for a selfie.

Probably should depend on where you're running. We live in a high-density area of Philly, so if a runner is going down the sidewalk (which they shouldn't be, but whatever!) they're bound to pass right by a number of pedestrians, any of whom could be high risk--so the point of the mask would be to protect those people from any unanticipated cough/sneeze/etc. But if you're running in the park (which is literally five blocks away) a mask seems pretty unnecessary.

Wait, why shouldn't they be?

SideWALK.

LetMeSleep wrote:

96583UP wrote:i wish someone to dump a pile of mulch on jared kushner

This sounds like a Neil Hamburger joke.

B wrote:I found this helpful in deciding what my kids can do.

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-sho ... er-activit

PHATJ wrote:

Mickey wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mickey wrote:

B wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I don't really see the point of wearing a mask outside during exercise if I can keep my distance from people.

I don't wear one while running, but they were mashed in for a selfie.

Probably should depend on where you're running. We live in a high-density area of Philly, so if a runner is going down the sidewalk (which they shouldn't be, but whatever!) they're bound to pass right by a number of pedestrians, any of whom could be high risk--so the point of the mask would be to protect those people from any unanticipated cough/sneeze/etc. But if you're running in the park (which is literally five blocks away) a mask seems pretty unnecessary.

Wait, why shouldn't they be?

SideWALK.

verb_to_trust wrote:

Mickey wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mickey wrote:

B wrote:

verb_to_trust wrote:I don't really see the point of wearing a mask outside during exercise if I can keep my distance from people.

I don't wear one while running, but they were mashed in for a selfie.

Probably should depend on where you're running. We live in a high-density area of Philly, so if a runner is going down the sidewalk (which they shouldn't be, but whatever!) they're bound to pass right by a number of pedestrians, any of whom could be high risk--so the point of the mask would be to protect those people from any unanticipated cough/sneeze/etc. But if you're running in the park (which is literally five blocks away) a mask seems pretty unnecessary.

Wait, why shouldn't they be?

SideWALK.

I avoid sidewalks if at all possible. They aren't wide enough in normal times, and certainly not now.