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I actually saw some entitled twit today pretty much refusing to speak so simply waved their arms for the cashier.
I noticed a large amount of people literally take the mask off the moment they’d paid. It was definitely not being imposed in shops etc like Spar and so forth and you can go to the cinema and not have to wear one.
Quite frankly the most bizarre thing.
Side note; do motorcyclists have to remove their helmet as per normal?
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I think we all know the reasons for not sharing data/correct data and the like.
Haven’t there been legal challenges to the lockdown in Leicester?
The handing of power to local council to enforce lockdowns is simply another way of central government shifting responsibility which is consistent with their approach throughout. They’re now doing the same with face masks. If they’re so important it’s 4 months too late.
People can try and say that it’s been made clear why and where but it’s easy to see why folk are just sick to death with it all. Wear one. Don’t wear one. We can enforce it. Police won’t. So on and so on.
I’ve seen folk wearing material masks that haven’t seen a washing machine which negates the point. There are people using disposable masks all day when the people that make them and professionals say they have a limited time frame of effectiveness.
Then we have those who simply won’t wear one. We’ve those begrudgingly wearing one. Then we have the potential for the public to turn on itself (government will be loving that) and then multiple shops etc making clear statements that they will simply ask but not challenge because , understandably, they realise it’s actually putting their staff at risk and isn’t their job to enforce the law.
All in all, as with the whole thing, it’s a clusterfuck.
Anyway, back to GTFC masks, I’ve heard several folk saying they’re on the tight side. Could it be the material? Are the designed for people with tiny heads?
Irrespective of how long they are worn they protect other people. IF someone has been exposed to the virus on to the mask then they are less likely to protect the wearer the longer they are worn
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We sat outside Parkinson's cafe earlier today and saw quite a few people going past on the buses without masks on.
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It was somewhat ironic that on the same day masks in shops became compulsory, the ONS released statistics that 9 out of 10 of us live in localities that have had no new cases of infection for over four weeks, a situation achieved without the compulsory wearing of masks and largely since the relaxation of distance rules.
So what is the aim, save the economy or ten out of ten? Shoppers in my local Tesco yesterday were all good little citizens with their masks on though there were at a guess 50% less of them than on a usual Friday morning. If that is going to happen places like Freshney Place will lose a lot more shops.
On the GTFC masks, mine fit alright but they are very warm to wear especially indoors and easily fog the glasses. One other thing, it can be hard to tell what people are saying. In the chemist I had to drop the mask so the assistant could understand clearly what I wanted and though there is a funny side to a lot of this, a pharmacy is not the best place to have misunderstandings.
Cutting a mouth shaped hole around the mouth area cures this problem in 100% of cases.
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Cutting a mouth shaped hole around the mouth area cures this problem in 100% of cases.
A nose shaped one As well would really do the job properly though.
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9 out of 10 of us live in localities that have had no new cases of infection for over four weeks,
Don't worry if you look in the Telegraph on a Monday at the usual photographs taken on a Saturday night and see all the twits hugging and squeezing together at the tables in all the bars down Seaview Street, you'll soon catch up
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Don't worry if you look in the Telegraph on a Monday at the usual photographs taken on a Saturday night and see all the twits hugging and squeezing together at the tables in all the bars down Seaview Street, you'll soon catch up
I know what you mean, I've seen the pictures. Never seen so much cellulite in my life.
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I know what you mean, I've seen the pictures. Never seen so much cellulite in my life.
You haven't seen my wife then😱
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I know what you mean, I've seen the pictures. Never seen so much cellulite in my life.
Orrible innit?
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Yeah, a similar thing happened to me. I bought a M GTFC home shirt (Lotto/Europe’s Food Town) in 1996 when I was 15 and I tried it on this morning and it’s so tight on me you wouldn’t believe.
I have the same problem with my 1994 Diadora/Ciba home shirt. Is this what they describe as the Italian position?
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