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I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
There have been a couple of studies recently regarding how the virus may travel. One from MIT said that 6 feet isn't a long enough distance; that someone sneezing might send particles as far as 27 feet. The other, I can't remember where it was done, said that the virus may be spread through talking, possibly even just breathing.
There still seems to be a good deal of uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 virus and how it spreads. So, we see these sorts of protective recommendations in the hopes they may help.
I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
There have been a couple of studies recently regarding how the virus may travel. One from MIT said that 6 feet isn't a long enough distance; that someone sneezing might send particles as far as 27 feet. The other, I can't remember where it was done, said that the virus may be spread through talking, possibly even just breathing.
There still seems to be a good deal of uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 virus and how it spreads. So, we see these sorts of protective recommendations in the hopes they may help.
Those eyes are firing viruses good for 50 yards and double PPE
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Oh cripes. Our governor has been monkey see monkey do. I am not going to wear one (even if I could find one). Fuck me harder.Im not wearing shit and he can kiss my ass
Gov. Wolf asks all Pennsylvanians to wear masks as coronavirus death toll tops 100
Pennsylvania residents should wear a cloth mask in public to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, the governor said Friday.6abc.com
I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
There have been a couple of studies recently regarding how the virus may travel. One from MIT said that 6 feet isn't a long enough distance; that someone sneezing might send particles as far as 27 feet. The other, I can't remember where it was done, said that the virus may be spread through talking, possibly even just breathing.
There still seems to be a good deal of uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 virus and how it spreads. So, we see these sorts of protective recommendations in the hopes they may help.
Those eyes are firing viruses good for 50 yards and double PPE
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Old Ugly dried up bitch
Yeah, so wearing any fabric mask obviously limits that potential spread and most don't even know they're carriers for weeks. Wear a mask wherever you may be putting others at risk and wash your hands with soap. A rag torn from an old T-shirt beats nothing. Don't be crass, save a loved one's ass.I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
There have been a couple of studies recently regarding how the virus may travel. One from MIT said that 6 feet isn't a long enough distance; that someone sneezing might send particles as far as 27 feet. The other, I can't remember where it was done, said that the virus may be spread through talking, possibly even just breathing.
There still seems to be a good deal of uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 virus and how it spreads. So, we see these sorts of protective recommendations in the hopes they may help.
Bottom line: I said this before and got flack for it, that the virus must then also be airborne and you can pick it up just being outside, how else could it spread so widely and quickly, and if I was out somewhere and someone started coughing or sneezing, I'd naturally move away from them anyway.I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
There have been a couple of studies recently regarding how the virus may travel. One from MIT said that 6 feet isn't a long enough distance; that someone sneezing might send particles as far as 27 feet. The other, I can't remember where it was done, said that the virus may be spread through talking, possibly even just breathing.
There still seems to be a good deal of uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 virus and how it spreads. So, we see these sorts of protective recommendations in the hopes they may help.
That's fine for most people but what about people with respiratory problems who need air and can't tolerate having a hot, confining thing covering their face further restricting their air as they struggle to make their way around a store trying to get food?Yeah, so wearing any fabric mask obviously limits that potential spread and most don't even know they're carriers for weeks. Wear a mask wherever you may be putting others at risk and wash your hands with soap. A rag torn from an old T-shirt beats nothing. Don't be crass, save a loved one's ass.I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
There have been a couple of studies recently regarding how the virus may travel. One from MIT said that 6 feet isn't a long enough distance; that someone sneezing might send particles as far as 27 feet. The other, I can't remember where it was done, said that the virus may be spread through talking, possibly even just breathing.
There still seems to be a good deal of uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 virus and how it spreads. So, we see these sorts of protective recommendations in the hopes they may help.
the stain down the middle of the underpants will give you a 2 tone colored mask....I'd make a mask out of a bra...maybe panties.
Be obnoxious about it!!!
When I had to wear a tie...I made a STATEMENT with my ties!
Bottom line: I said this before and got flack for it, that the virus must then also be airborne and you can pick it up just being outside, how else could it spread so widely and quickly, and if I was out somewhere and someone started coughing or sneezing, I'd naturally move away from them anyway.I don't think masks have much effectiveness in protecting you from others as there is too much air leakage around the edge. The main point in wearing a mask is to catch the aerosol coming out of your mouth if you cough or sneeze. If you don't cough or sneeze or aren't infected, then there is little real point in wearing the mask.I am a life-long Pennsylvanian, and I don't particularly like Governor Wolf, but so what?
His directive was quite clear, however, I interpret it in my own way.
(a) Stay at home, and
(b) Wear a mask when you go out.
So, I go out whenever I feel like it...mainly to get food, drugs, and to exercise (walk, hike, bike). Sometimes I go out just for a ride in my car or motorcycle. But when I go somewhere where I will necessarily be in close proximity with other humans, I wear a mask.
And I consider myself to be in compliance with the Governor's directives.
And if the 6' rule helps, why the mask? And if the mask, why the 6' rule? And if these things are really so important, then why weren't they implemented a month ago BEFORE the infection rate was high? It might have kept it from getting so. And they could have set a date and central places where you could get one rather than just announced it and left it up to people to now try to pull one out of their ass now that they are hard to find!
Is this the best our "leadership" can do for us???
Besides, it all kind of a joke anyway-- -- -- anyone with half a brain knows that if someone coughs your way and the aerosol gets in your eye or you touch something then later rub your eye or nose, etc., you'll pick up some virus anyway.
There have been a couple of studies recently regarding how the virus may travel. One from MIT said that 6 feet isn't a long enough distance; that someone sneezing might send particles as far as 27 feet. The other, I can't remember where it was done, said that the virus may be spread through talking, possibly even just breathing.
There still seems to be a good deal of uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 virus and how it spreads. So, we see these sorts of protective recommendations in the hopes they may help.
A mask only does good if the wearer is sick. Otherwise a mask is useless except for one thing. It lets you feel like you are doing something and in control.
A mask only does good if the wearer is sick. Otherwise a mask is useless except for one thing. It lets you feel like you are doing something and in control.