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Call me a punk but no one wears a mask anymore around here.
I actually feel obligated not to wear one.
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Call me a punk but no one wears a mask anymore around here.
I actually feel obligated not to wear one.
Call me a punk but no one wears a mask anymore around here.
I actually feel obligated not to wear one.
Blake P or anyone else, thoughts on this?
There are more Tweets in the thread. I think she is being sarcastic but I am sure some folks believe things like this.
Blake P or anyone else, thoughts on this?
There are more Tweets in the thread. I think she is being sarcastic but I am sure some folks believe things like this.
This *** just dirty as hell.
Call me a punk but no one wears a mask anymore around here.
I actually feel obligated not to wear one.
We don’t wear masks at work anymore once again (for now, based on cases in area.) and I know this is “survivors bias” but after going to two stadium concerts in the past month where NOBODY was wearing masks, I definitely feel much less concerned about catching it at work.
Yeah yeah…. Shame me
did he share the list?
Yeah honestly kingkoopa you lost me when you said you feel "obligated" to not wear a mask.
Do what makes you comfortable, mask or not. Virtually nobody wears a mask out by me, but I keep mine on. I've got immunocompromised loved ones, but beyond that I like that I haven't gotten sick since I started wearing one and I like that it gives me a little anonymity in public because I HATE stop n' chats with acquaintances.
Live your truth either way, but don't let peer pressure be your primary motivator.
Welp, after 2 years it finally got me. Had a scratchy throat yesterday and then in the evening felt a lot worse so went for a test first thing this morning.
I don’t feel terrible - just like a mild flu. Bit lousy though.
I’m mainly just annoyed - I’ve been careful, worn a mask everywhere with people and haven’t been in a restaurant etc but I work with people so difficult to avoid it I suppose even with all the mitigations.
I did go to London for a meeting 2 weeks ago - and one person there ended up being positive so that could have been it - talked to her at lunch.
First thing I had was a slightly scratchy throat but I get that a bit this time of year anyway - I ride my bike to work in the cold and I get a bit of exercise induced asthma.
Then Monday night I had a slightly niggly cough - not terrible, just occasionally. Today I’ve been coughing stuff up a little.
Generally I just felt bad - achy and flu-like with a dull headache and slightly nauseous. I feel feverish but my temperature is fine and my blood oxygen is 97/98 so no issue there at the moment.
My nose has been running a little today and I’ve sneezed a few times - but not like a terrible cold, just a little bit congested.
I don’t have much appetite but my sense of taste seems fine and I’m pretty sure I can still smell.
So, that all makes sense with the expanded symptoms we have - it’s no longer just the originals but any respiratory symptoms as well.
Means I’m off work for 10 days - I can end my quarantine at the weekend with 2 negative rapid tests 24 hours apart but the healthcare rules are different so it’s 10 full days off.
I spent ages last weekend writing a workshop to present on Sunday so that was a waste of time! The rules are clear that you can go out for essential stuff with the negative tests - but you should avoid indoor gatherings etc so I can’t go (or get paid…).