Masks smasks. I saw a woman yesterday I would say in her 30's riding a bike and wearing a mask on a lonely small 2 lane road in Hillsborough wearing a mask. She was struggling cycling and her sterering was erratic. What a fool.
Masks smasks. I saw a woman yesterday I would say in her 30's riding a bike and wearing a mask on a lonely small 2 lane road in Hillsborough wearing a mask. She was struggling cycling and her sterering was erratic. What a fool.
+1My wife is the same working in NICU.
Hospitals need more normal business and communities need hospitals. But their business has been restricted for too long.
Wearing a mask in yesterday's heat and humidity is a recipe for disaster.Masks smasks. I saw a woman yesterday I would say in her 30's riding a bike and wearing a mask on a lonely small 2 lane road in Hillsborough wearing a mask. She was struggling cycling and her sterering was erratic. What a fool.
It likely isn't spreading as quickly as it would in cold weather right?Not good, we were hoping Covid does not do well in heat like the flu
I did at first.You can't wear a mask in this heat for long. IMO you're doing more harm to yourself, you're breathing in your own carbon all day, while it's hot and humid. I feel sick wearing it and I'm not some fat slob.
So you are one of those nutty mask people?I did at first.
Now I forget to take it off when I'm working outside. Even yesterday I caught myself after working out there for 5 minutes with it on.
Weren't athletes wearing masks during workouts that specifically restricted their breathing, not too long ago? Now we're all too sensitive to wearing masks while loafing around.
If you allow them to instill fear in you they will try for sure.not even going that far
but here is one for you that did effect me personally...had to limit number of people at funeral but you can have mass memorials across the country, is it justified because a cop murdered a black man but yet all the other lives lost in the past few months, some of them only had a handful of people to mourn them, we were lucky that we were able to have pretty much most family and small group of friends at my moms funeral but some others didnt.
how can they justify this...well they can because it fits their needs.
people need to open their eyes and question things, it doesnt mean you calling coronavirus a hoax but just realize that they are flying by their seat of their pants and trying to control and instill fear in you when it suits them
Now we're all too sensitive to wearing masks while loafing around.
Like the ones you see driving solo while masked upSo you are one of those nutty mask people?
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And fairy tales may come true , they can happen to you.
Maybe it is an attempt at thinning the herd?Swarms of people packed like sardines will descend upon DC and other cities today
No outcry nor lecturing by public health officials nor state or local politicians.
That must mean that CV is longer a public health threat.
If it were, you would have these officials screaming at the top of their lungs to stay home.
If you allow them to instill fear in you they will try for sure.
Maybe it is an attempt at thinning the herd?
Jamal Westerman wore one when he played for the Jets and a CFL team. @rurichdogDon't use those people as your example.
Those athletes were morons.
At least professionals got paid to promote them - the guy in your local gym wearing one is just a fool.
"Elevation training masks" (and the people wearing them) have been a laughing stock for years.
I'm not a scientist or doctor.
I just follow Gov. Murphy's rules and assume he is being advised by doctors and scientists and making rules accordingly.
If Gov. Murphy says it's okay to loaf around outside on the beach or in a park all day with no mask on, that's good enough for me.
Did you even read it? The parade was held at the very start of the virus. We are at the back of this one. That was a friggin parade. Gathering at mass still requires social distancing and masks. Huge difference from 1918.The Democrats and public health officials who have recently given their blessing for people to gather in mass did not learn from the Philadelphia parades in 1918
https://amp-cnn-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/03/15/us/philadelphia-1918-spanish-flu-trnd/index.html?amp_js_v=a3&_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQFKAGwASA=#aoh=15915412622897&referrer=https://www.google.com&_tf=From %1$s&share=https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/15/us/philadelphia-1918-spanish-flu-trnd/index.html
They are despite what your trolling says
That's crazy.How does this make any sense?
Did you even read it? The parade was held at the very start of the virus. We are at the back of this one. That was a friggin parade. Gathering at mass still requires social distancing and masks. Huge difference from 1918.
That's good enough for me too. I just found it strange that a few years back, wearing a mask while exercising was a big fad. Now, people cry about wearing masks that have better airflow than what we voluntarily paid money for, for less reasons. I have to wear one all day at work, so while I understand the enjoyment of finally getting to take it off at the end of a shift, I also don't cry about breathing my own air when I have to wear it somewhere out of the building.I'm not a scientist or doctor.
I just follow Gov. Murphy's rules and assume he is being advised by doctors and scientists and making rules accordingly.
If Gov. Murphy says it's okay to loaf around outside on the beach or in a park all day with no mask on, that's good enough for me.
How are they defying common sense by letting people go to church??That's crazy.
Yeah, it's much worse now that officials, Who still have stay at home lockdowns on the populace and won't let them earn a living or take their family to a park in some cases, have been silent and even encouraged other people to go gather and protest.
But in both cases officials knew there was a pandemic and defied common sense.
How are they defying common sense by letting people go to church??
You do know that most states are no longer under lock down and business are reopening, right? The order in Philly to gather at mass happened at the same time that they let business reopen. All of it has restrictions. No I don't see the hypocrisy at all because there is none.I re-worded and edited , go see and tell me if you're good with the hypocrisy
Can’t be an issue from what people have seen the past several weeks... you can’t have it both ways... we all abide by the quarantine or we don’t... that is playing out now and we will see why soon...Trolls like T2K and the other band of lunatics still deny COVID is an issue. Facts are many states are seeing an increase.
https://www.poynter.org/reporting-editing/2020/are-coronavirus-cases-increasing-again/
Thanks - I've never minded well-formed arguments (my wife says I like to argue for sport) or even a creative dig. It's the petty, mean-spirited stuff or the obvious trolling that can be annoying. Was always a night owl who didn't need much sleep - it was tougher when I was working 12+ hours a day and doing weather threads into the wee hours and only getting 2-3 hours sleep, lol. Post-retirement, I can just sleep in.RU numbers I love all the information and your scientific knowledge is awesome as I know we both graduated at the same time not just here but of course on the other sports boards. Hate the way people attack other people on all these boards as they are a voice for all of us to voice our opinions!!
With that being said when do you ever sleep lol!!
Now now let us not sound political here.they already have succeeded and the msm carries their water
I think he wrote "in mass" meaning "en masse" and you are saying "at mass" implying church.Did you even read it? The parade was held at the very start of the virus. We are at the back of this one. That was a friggin parade. Gathering at mass still requires social distancing and masks. Huge difference from 1918.
Different answer, a parade put on by a city can be cancelled easily. A protest not so much. We have this thing called The First Ammendment. Still a huge difference from 1918.I think he wrote "in mass" meaning "en masse" and you are saying "at mass" implying church.
You do know that most states are no longer under lock down and business are reopening, right? The order in Philly to gather at mass happened at the same time that they let business reopen. All of it has restrictions. No I don't see the hypocrisy at all because there is none.
I think it is still an issue, but the powers that be have lost credibility on the issue, so when they come around in the fall saying it's still an issue when the 2nd wave kicks in they are going to have to face up to their hypocrisy.Can’t be an issue from what people have seen the past several weeks... you can’t have it both ways... we all abide by the quarantine or we don’t... that is playing out now and we will see why soon...
I also think there is the practical part of this in that telling those protesters to stay home was just not going to work.Different answer, a parade put on by a city can be cancelled easily. A protest not so much. We have this thing called The First Ammendment. Still a huge difference from 1918.
Because those people in somerset are being pretty smart about it. The protests are a lot of people in a relatively small space.Somerset county down to 4 new cases! Shows that the increased outdoor activity over the past month isn’t causing an increase around here
Nurses and doctors often have to wear masks. They suck, but I think this idea that they are bad for ones health is way overblown.That's good enough for me too. I just found it strange that a few years back, wearing a mask while exercising was a big fad. Now, people cry about wearing masks that have better airflow than what we voluntarily paid money for, for less reasons. I have to wear one all day at work, so while I understand the enjoyment of finally getting to take it off at the end of a shift, I also don't cry about breathing my own air when I have to wear it somewhere out of the building.
Ever hear of the First Amendment? The government didn't set up these protests or approve them. They just try to manage them to certain places. Your comparison to 1918 is way off base.Ya, ok:Okay