Weird to borrow neighbor's vacuum?

[Anonymous]

I would not be happy if you asked me for mine, I want it to only wallow in my one dirt

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?

You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving?

-someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts

Trust the Science(tm), unless you don't agree with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?

You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving?

-someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts

Trust the Science(tm), unless you don't agree with it.

Is that some type of MAHA reference? In any case, there is not a valid microbial reason to eschew lending a neighbors your vacuum one time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?

You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving?

-someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts

Trust the Science(tm), unless you don't agree with it.

Is that some type of MAHA reference? In any case, there is not a valid microbial reason to eschew lending a neighbors your vacuum one time.

This is a lie. Flu and other viruses can be transported on surfaces. Post your fake credentials elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

I would lend my neighbor my vacuum. Pets or not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?

You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving?

-someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts

Trust the Science(tm), unless you don't agree with it.

Is that some type of MAHA reference? In any case, there is not a valid microbial reason to eschew lending a neighbors your vacuum one time.

This is a lie. Flu and other viruses can be transported on surfaces. Post your fake credentials elsewhere.

Hey there, Howard Hughes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?

You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving?

-someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts

Even if it were disinfected and germs, parasites, filth, etc. were the issues, it is weird behavior, not socially normal, and just crazy.

I think we’ve discovered the cause of the loneliness epidemic

You should start a dating and personal cleaning device dating-swap website. "Suck N Go" dating service, vacuum lending and dating for the modern Science deniers!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?

You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving?

-someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts

Even if it were disinfected and germs, parasites, filth, etc. were the issues, it is weird behavior, not socially normal, and just crazy.

I think we’ve discovered the cause of the loneliness epidemic

You should start a dating and personal cleaning device dating-swap website. "Suck N Go" dating service, vacuum lending and dating for the modern Science deniers!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please tell me you most of your are trolls and don’t have some kind of rfk jr style miasma germ theory about neighbors cooties in your vacuum?

You know that public spaces also have vacuums lurking somewhere, full of other people’s skin cells? What is your proposed mechanism for contamination from a vacuum a neighbor used one time as a favor in Thanksgiving?

-someone who knows a thing or two about infectious disease and thinks you people are completely nuts

Trust the Science(tm), unless you don't agree with it.

Is that some type of MAHA reference? In any case, there is not a valid microbial reason to eschew lending a neighbors your vacuum one time.

It's a DCUM reference. It's always Trust the Science(tm) until it comes to their personal health.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t bother me at all. Some of you people have issues.

DCUM is populated by extreme introverts who are convinced their neighbors are all drug trafficking narcos in Chevy Chase who have homes that would give them ebola if they ever allow shoes inside and who can't eat anything either through a restaurant, left out for more than 10 minutes or made in anyone's home, ever, because they are basically vomming and shitting themselves like 4x a week apparently from lack of hygiene of others. They are simultaneously the most traveled people ever, but cannot stay in a room where a vacuum has been used more than once and insist on cloroxing a space to autoclave levels like surgery will be performed on them right there. They shower between 3 and 5 times a day and walk around spraying sanitizer for every interaction for health yet are constantly, I mean, constantly sick and freaking out about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is it gross? I’m not putting the vacuum cleaner in my mouth.

If your neighbors have bed bugs or carpet beetles, that's a great way to spread them. I'd say no.

[Anonymous]

Of course I'd lend the vacuum.

[Anonymous]

Just order one from walmart or target with same day or few hour delivery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just order one from walmart or target with same day or few hour delivery.

We need the government to force Walmart to stay open on Thanksgiving for these types of emergencies.

[Anonymous]

If you were my next door neighbor and I knew you well enough to say hi checking the mail or walking the dog, etc. then of course I'd let you borrow my vacuum. It's not that big of a deal people.