My Mask Story...and Yours Too!

Only at work because they force the issue and if I don't I won't get a check on Friday, otherwise, never.

Walmart always has 2 greeters in the entryway (they are mask nazis, nothing more, usually the youngest most gullible kids they can find to tell people to mask up), they always check and make people mask up, which is fine, the second that door behind me slides shut that mask is in my pocket protecting it from a virus that escaped a level 4 biolab in China.

Fuck your mask and your mind control. My body, my choice, right??

Two Chinese boys reportedly die within week of each other while wearing face masks in gym class

[link to www.nydailynews.com (secure)]

They were probably in poor health and should have been staying home and not going out in the first place.

Masks only stop particulates 700 nanometers or larger. Virus is 10-70 nanometers. Research from the National Intutute of heath. Look it up for yourself. You're a fool!

Spoken like a true CONservative.
Congratulations.
You prove just how fucking stupid CONservatives are.
You're also ugly as fuck too.
No wonder why you CONservatives are so jealous of liberals.
Because liberals are so much smarter and liberal women are so much smarter and hotter the CONservative women.

I'd like to share my recent mask story, and I invite you to reply with a story if you wish.

I just returned to Florida from a recent trip to northern Michigan. I was there for a week and was shocked at the extreme mask wearing protocol and how willing the people were to follow it.

In Florida, we have not worn masks outside. Some people do, but they seem scared or just dumb. Although Florida stores such as the famous PUBLIX grocery market requires a mask, but I've been using a fishing tube mask that is easy to breath through, and I can pull it down around my neck. My mask provides absolutely no protection to me or nor anyone else, and I don't care, because I think COVID is a scam.

That said, my adventure to Michigan started from the Tampa International Airport, and my first time flying in the age of COVID. I expected the mask requirement, but was surprised to find the majority of businesses in the airport closed, with only a very few newsstands and a place to eat, maybe get a beer if you are lucky. Of course, being at an airport dining place you can take your mask off to eat...how nice.

On the airplane (I flew United because it was cheap, and it felt cheap) it smelled powerfully of Lysol, and there was even clouds of this "Lysol" gas thaat would poor into the cabin from the upper air system. It was weird. But I wore my fishing tube mask the entire time, and never covered my nose unless requested "ordered" to. I had one brief flight change at O'hare, a giant beast of an airport. Because O'hare is so international in nature, I got a glimpse of worldly travelers moving about, face masked and sometimes with a full plastic face shied too.

It was like a creepy Sci-Fi movie, because the airport was busy, and everyone is masked up. Both of my flights were packed without a single seat available. And it was made clear many times that we had to keep our masks on during flight. Then they served drinks and crackers, and all the passengers were now "allowed" to take our masks off, to eat and drink. And being that the drinks and chips phase of the flight lasts about an hour; I can't explain how crazy these mask rules are. It's ridiculous.

In Traverse City, the citizens are basically zombies to the draconian mask laws being forced upon the citizens by a witch State Governor named Gretta. Everyone wears masks outside! It's fucking crazy. I simply refused to wear a mask outdoors, while walking down a city street shopping area. When I would enter a store, I wore my mask as usual below my nose, and in Michigan I actually had numerous store employees tell me that I had to get my mask over my nose. So, in my passive-aggressive way, I'll be obedient to the order for a moment, and pull my mask below my nose whenever I can. It's just so inane that my mask is acceptable, if worn properly, even though my whiskers from an unshaved face poke right through the fine material, which is designed to protect the head and face from the Sun, and maybe some blowing sand, and that's about it.

However, there was one glimmer of hope. A small locally owned grocery store had a cardboard box with a sign that said FREE MASKS. I looked into the box, and to my great surprise found a box full of free masks, so I took one as a souvenier from my trip. The masks were nothing more that a Public Restroom style paper towel, with a rubber band stapled onto each side. I thought it was great, although I'm sure the subtle humor flew right over the heads of 99% of the poor souls in northern Michigan. I took a photo of the box of FREE MASKS.

If you have a story worth telling, about the fun with masks you are having, share it here. Now I understand, how much different the mask situation can be depending upon which state you are in, and what type of community mindset exists in that particular location.
:bio hazard ii:

I'm in east Tennessee.

Went out today and as usual I put my mask on at the doors, but also as usual under my nose (voted "cheat") like most of the clerks and a LOT of the customers.
I'm thrilled to report that only about half the people were wearing masks and several of them had theirs pulled down under their chins. This is a great improvement over a couple of weeks ago.
I do not and will not wear one outside at all and not inside unless there's a sign on the door.

One local shop actually has a "No masks allowed" sign on the door.

I've also never seen any kind of mask/no mask confrontation so at least the people around here haven't lost their minds.

In my little corner of E TN, almost everyone is wearing a mask. I get crazy looks when I pull down my mask to breathe.

It's weird how this all works. In the next town over they tried to make it mandatory even outside, but when I go there I see very few outside with masks.
I just found out today that they cancelled the Christmas parade which is ridiculous to me. It's like they're trying to steal Christmas.
That's sad because that's the town I was born in and I've gone to or been in the parades all my life.

I'm not giving up hope though since there's a good chance the cure for the virus is November 3.

Christmas has been cancelled for 2020.

Christmas has been cancelled for 2020.