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Funny experience yesterday at a Candle Store. Sign said masks must be worn. Limiting the number of customers in store.
Staff seemed very happy to just see customers in the store. Can I help you? Show me your pine scents. She pointed to a bottom shelf. I told her that I couldn't look down or mask would fall down below my nose. The woman started laughing and said we don't care about that.
Proof? Cashier had her mask below her nose. Was her mask too big also? lol
As Fauci warned us early on, “masks don’t work”. They simply store the virus and incubate it like a petri dish. Then the germs are passed on to the person’s hands when they adjust it and take it off and out it back on. Then the germs are passed from a person’s hands to surfaces which other people touch.
Masks work in operating rooms because a clean one is put on, never touched, then taken off and disposed of. Most people reuse the same mask and constantly touch it.
As Fauci warned us early on, “masks don’t work”. They simply store the virus and incubate it like a petri dish. Then the germs are passed on to the person’s hands when they adjust it and take it off and out it back on. Then the germs are passed from a person’s hands to surfaces which other people touch.
Exactly. The immune system isn't just the antibodies and t-cells and all that other good stuff. But the hair in your nose, coughing, mucous, breathing. Exhaling viruses is one of the first ways the immune system deals with them. So now, thanks to all the stupid requirements for them, what would previously be a small viral load, followed by exhaling a small viral load, viruses that are caught in these "droplets" are then re-inhaled resulting in a much higher viral load. It also means if someone takes theirs off briefly, they're exhaling a much higher viral load all at once. Masks are compounding the current problem.
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Masks work in operating rooms because a clean one is put on, never touched, then taken off and disposed of. Most people reuse the same mask and constantly touch it.
Exactly, they are worn in an already sterile environment with people likely to be healthy, and they aren't worn day after day. Even surgeons and other operating room personnel get breaks.
Funny experience yesterday at a Candle Store. Sign said masks must be worn. Limiting the number of customers in store.
Staff seemed very happy to just see customers in the store. Can I help you? Show me your pine scents. She pointed to a bottom shelf. I told her that I couldn't look down or mask would fall down below my nose. The woman started laughing and said we don't care about that.
Proof? Cashier had her mask below her nose. Was her mask too big also? lol
Thanks!
I was just thinking about enlarging the ear loops so as to allow each leg an elastomeric ear (leg) loop. (Patent Pending)
I've always believed that women should be supported.
Most states have laws about women supports in public places.
Garters are allowed by law.
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the highest order of English knighthood, founded by Edward III c.1344. According to tradition, the garter was that of the Countess of Salisbury, which the king placed on his own leg after it fell off while she was dancing with him. The king's comment to those present, “Honi soit qui mal y pense” (shame be to him who thinks evil of it), was adopted as the motto of the order."
Functionality is everything!
My invention should serve humanity well during, and after, the pandemonium.
I own the patent on Mask Garters. (I also own this Brand Name)
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I have already tested my prototype.
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Interesting but pretty useless without a study or numbers. Its just one guy giving his interpretation of a study not shown in the article. What you quoted is all that is in there about the study.
So let's look at numbers based on a masked vs an unmasked city in Oklahoma:
Masks required: Lawton pop. 93,714, total positive cases: 2762, total deaths: 25
Masks not required: Enid pop. 50,122, total positive cases: 3055, total deaths: 33
LOL, not one of those links explains why Enid the much smaller unmasked city has considerably more positive cases and deaths than Lawton where mask wear is required.
Always watch when you read something as they will say that there are no studies that show that something doesn't happen, but the thing is, there just are NO studies, and none that show that it doesn't cause ill effects when you wear a cloth mask. Some of this is really logic, anyone remember wearing those faces on Halloween and how nasty they got in just a couple of hours of trick-or-treating? Areas with moisture are breeding grounds for bacteria. So simple, yet people are just too dim to get it.
The study was hospital workers, not general population.
Yes, masks need to be used properly and with social distancing and hand hygiene.
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Originally Posted by justyouraveragetenant
bill gates does not wear a mask.
the virus is not dangerous enough for me to warrant me wearing a mask. people die of many things that's life.
Last edited by Ibginnie; 11-23-2020 at 07:13 PM..
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