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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Masks are only recommended outside when 6’ of distance can’t be maintained. It’s fine. Really.

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Not true. Even for fully vaccinated people CDC recommends to: "continue to wear masks [b]and[/b] stay 6 feet apart from other people in other settings, like when they are in public or visiting with unvaccinated people from multiple households.[/quote]
The CDC also recommends that we all cook our steaks well done, and that all eggs should be hard-boiled. Their recommendations are well on the side of overly cautious. [/quote]

And women should never have more than one drink in 24 hours. We should all be avoiding sushi and over easy eggs too. [/quote]
I mean, the type of people who work for the CDC and come up with these guidelines are probably incredibly careful, cautious, socially anxious germophobes. The type of lifestyle they propose isn't worth living. [/quote]

+1. WHO says 3 feet? Let’s double it. WHO says mask 5 year olds? Let’s mask 2 year olds.[/quote]

+1.  The travel guidelines too.  Party on in your own state but if you cross the border to go camping, test and quarantine for a week when you return home.[/quote]
Right. Somehow, it's okay for my kid, who is in DCPS, to go skiing in Wisp (since it's just barely inside Maryland), but not Snowshoe (which is just barely outside of Virginia). You can go party in Ocean City, Maryland, but not Dewey Beach, Delaware.

These rules stopped making sense a long time ago. We pretty much ignore them. [/quote]

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