Anonymous wrote:Good life is so much easier not having to see so many of your ugly faces as often. Make masks permanent cause most of you people are nowhere near as good looking as you think you are.

Anonymous wrote:Bowser storms off after a reporter asked her whether people coming here from high-risk states for the social-justice protest next month will have to quarantine for 14 days.

https://twitter.com/FenitN/status/1288871522346688513

She's backed herself into a corner here. I cannot wait for the reaction when she announces distance learning tomorrow while keeping indoor bars, gyms and churches open.

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Anonymous wrote:You know, I would have thought this was ridiculous at 10am today. But at 10:30, DH & I we’re outside with our 4 year old for about 10 minutes while she was trying out her new bike + training wheels. We didn’t have our masks because we were going back and front on the sidewalk in front of our house, an can (and do) easily step into the grass to distance if someone passes.

Well, we were actually about to head home for them to get masks to go around the block, when the crazy lady from down the block walked by. (I don’t mean that to be derogatory. When she is lucid she can be very friendly but she is often not lucid and/or drunk and she can be angry and unpredictable.)

Anyway, she had her mask under her chin, per usual. We stepped into the grass to let her pass. She walked by, and as she passed started coughing, without covering her mouth at all. We stepped into the street and watched her cough (and spit onto the sidewalk) repeatedly as she passed our house and continued on to her house. We waited in the road with our 4 year old and her bike for a couple of minutes, then walked home in the street. We had to cross the sidewalk to get to our house, and agreed that I guess it’s masks for all 3 of us all the time now. Because who knows when the crazy lady just walked by coughing and spitting without covering her mouth.

I feel like we’ve been middle of the road about masks up to this point. We almost always have them, but only pull them up when passing someone or if we can’t step away. But we’ll have no problem complying with this new rule now. That was just scary this morning.

Unless your crazy neighbor wears a mask it won't matter. Your mask isn't going to fully protect you if she is coughing close to you.

Bingo.

You wearing a mask will protect your crazy neighbor from your germs. It won’t do squat to protect you from hers.

This is not true. Stop spreading this ignorance and do your research. There is protection on both ends. This old falsehood was spread back before it was realized masks were beneficial for both parties. Check the link to the filters above. There are masks that filter the virus for the wearer.

You think a cotton mask will stop a airborne virus particle? (I don’t mean a aerosolized droplet of saliva - I mean free floating viral sheds)

That mask will stop them like a chain link fence stops mosquitoes

Ummm yes, will decrease the amount of viral load person gets exposed to. Unless they are wearing a facemask made of fishnet stockings (as per your chain link fence analogy.)

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Anonymous wrote:You know, I would have thought this was ridiculous at 10am today. But at 10:30, DH & I we’re outside with our 4 year old for about 10 minutes while she was trying out her new bike + training wheels. We didn’t have our masks because we were going back and front on the sidewalk in front of our house, an can (and do) easily step into the grass to distance if someone passes.

Well, we were actually about to head home for them to get masks to go around the block, when the crazy lady from down the block walked by. (I don’t mean that to be derogatory. When she is lucid she can be very friendly but she is often not lucid and/or drunk and she can be angry and unpredictable.)

Anyway, she had her mask under her chin, per usual. We stepped into the grass to let her pass. She walked by, and as she passed started coughing, without covering her mouth at all. We stepped into the street and watched her cough (and spit onto the sidewalk) repeatedly as she passed our house and continued on to her house. We waited in the road with our 4 year old and her bike for a couple of minutes, then walked home in the street. We had to cross the sidewalk to get to our house, and agreed that I guess it’s masks for all 3 of us all the time now. Because who knows when the crazy lady just walked by coughing and spitting without covering her mouth.

I feel like we’ve been middle of the road about masks up to this point. We almost always have them, but only pull them up when passing someone or if we can’t step away. But we’ll have no problem complying with this new rule now. That was just scary this morning.

Unless your crazy neighbor wears a mask it won't matter. Your mask isn't going to fully protect you if she is coughing close to you.

Bingo.

You wearing a mask will protect your crazy neighbor from your germs. It won’t do squat to protect you from hers.

This is not true. Stop spreading this ignorance and do your research. There is protection on both ends. This old falsehood was spread back before it was realized masks were beneficial for both parties. Check the link to the filters above. There are masks that filter the virus for the wearer.

You think a cotton mask will stop a airborne virus particle? (I don’t mean a aerosolized droplet of saliva - I mean free floating viral sheds)

That mask will stop them like a chain link fence stops mosquitoes

Anonymous wrote:Scientists: We need to shut down indoor dining, indoor church services and gyms to regain control of the pandemic.

Bowser: Anyone who goes outside must wear a mask, even if there's no one else within 500 yards.

The worst part is, she probably thinks she's showing good leadership here.

Anonymous wrote:She exempted lawmakers. The virus is woke, y'all!!

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Anonymous wrote:You know, I would have thought this was ridiculous at 10am today. But at 10:30, DH & I we’re outside with our 4 year old for about 10 minutes while she was trying out her new bike + training wheels. We didn’t have our masks because we were going back and front on the sidewalk in front of our house, an can (and do) easily step into the grass to distance if someone passes.

Well, we were actually about to head home for them to get masks to go around the block, when the crazy lady from down the block walked by. (I don’t mean that to be derogatory. When she is lucid she can be very friendly but she is often not lucid and/or drunk and she can be angry and unpredictable.)

Anyway, she had her mask under her chin, per usual. We stepped into the grass to let her pass. She walked by, and as she passed started coughing, without covering her mouth at all. We stepped into the street and watched her cough (and spit onto the sidewalk) repeatedly as she passed our house and continued on to her house. We waited in the road with our 4 year old and her bike for a couple of minutes, then walked home in the street. We had to cross the sidewalk to get to our house, and agreed that I guess it’s masks for all 3 of us all the time now. Because who knows when the crazy lady just walked by coughing and spitting without covering her mouth.

I feel like we’ve been middle of the road about masks up to this point. We almost always have them, but only pull them up when passing someone or if we can’t step away. But we’ll have no problem complying with this new rule now. That was just scary this morning.

Unless your crazy neighbor wears a mask it won't matter. Your mask isn't going to fully protect you if she is coughing close to you.

Bingo.

You wearing a mask will protect your crazy neighbor from your germs. It won’t do squat to protect you from hers.

This is not true. Stop spreading this ignorance and do your research. There is protection on both ends. This old falsehood was spread back before it was realized masks were beneficial for both parties. Check the link to the filters above. There are masks that filter the virus for the wearer.

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Anonymous wrote:You know, I would have thought this was ridiculous at 10am today. But at 10:30, DH & I we’re outside with our 4 year old for about 10 minutes while she was trying out her new bike + training wheels. We didn’t have our masks because we were going back and front on the sidewalk in front of our house, an can (and do) easily step into the grass to distance if someone passes.

Well, we were actually about to head home for them to get masks to go around the block, when the crazy lady from down the block walked by. (I don’t mean that to be derogatory. When she is lucid she can be very friendly but she is often not lucid and/or drunk and she can be angry and unpredictable.)

Anyway, she had her mask under her chin, per usual. We stepped into the grass to let her pass. She walked by, and as she passed started coughing, without covering her mouth at all. We stepped into the street and watched her cough (and spit onto the sidewalk) repeatedly as she passed our house and continued on to her house. We waited in the road with our 4 year old and her bike for a couple of minutes, then walked home in the street. We had to cross the sidewalk to get to our house, and agreed that I guess it’s masks for all 3 of us all the time now. Because who knows when the crazy lady just walked by coughing and spitting without covering her mouth.

I feel like we’ve been middle of the road about masks up to this point. We almost always have them, but only pull them up when passing someone or if we can’t step away. But we’ll have no problem complying with this new rule now. That was just scary this morning.

Unless your crazy neighbor wears a mask it won't matter. Your mask isn't going to fully protect you if she is coughing close to you.

Bingo.

You wearing a mask will protect your crazy neighbor from your germs. It won’t do squat to protect you from hers.