Thu Mar 18, 2021, 04:27 PM

Mr.Bill (20,224 posts)

You know those people you see on TV

politicians and others who every time they talk their mask slips off of their nose?

Those are people for the most part, that never wear a mask unless they absolutely have to. They have not even bothered, one year into this, to find a mask that fits properly.

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You know those people you see on TV (Original post)	Mr.Bill	Mar 2021	OP
Yeah don't know how to tie knots or anything	soothsayer	Mar 2021	#1
It this point it should be like how you wear a hat	underpants	Mar 2021	#2
thought you meant	onethatcares	Mar 2021	#3
Good observation.	Totally Tunsie	Mar 2021	#4
OK. True. But, to be fair,	intrepidity	Mar 2021	#5
Mine slips and I wear it whenever I go out	Raine	Mar 2021	#6
I didn't say it was everybody.	Mr.Bill	Mar 2021	#7
Sorry to misunderstand, you're most likely right	Raine	Mar 2021	#8
I use a Velcro strip to fasten it behind my head instead of my ears.	Midnight Writer	Mar 2021	#9

Response to Mr.Bill (Original post)

Thu Mar 18, 2021, 04:29 PM

soothsayer (38,601 posts)

1. Yeah don't know how to tie knots or anything

You’re right

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Thu Mar 18, 2021, 04:31 PM

underpants (175,340 posts)

2. It this point it should be like how you wear a hat

or keep reading glasses (pocket, head, on desk) or how you are comfortable with a laptop. That sort of stuff.

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Thu Mar 18, 2021, 04:35 PM

onethatcares (15,420 posts)

3. thought you meant

when their masks slip off and you see the lizard people underneath.

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Thu Mar 18, 2021, 04:37 PM

Totally Tunsie (10,885 posts)

4. Good observation.

You're right.

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Thu Mar 18, 2021, 05:33 PM

intrepidity (5,956 posts)

5. OK. True. But, to be fair,

mine slipped off momentarily the other day, and I was downright aghast. I noticed and corrected it within 5 seconds.

And I wear masks all the time when I step out from my home.

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Thu Mar 18, 2021, 06:36 PM

Raine (29,477 posts)

6. Mine slips and I wear it whenever I go out

even after all this time it can still happen, don't be so quick to judge.

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Thu Mar 18, 2021, 06:46 PM

Mr.Bill (20,224 posts)

7. I didn't say it was everybody.

That's what "for the most part" means.

I'm talking about people in the public eye, such as politicians, who speak on camera every day. I actually think some of them are trying to make a statement that they don't care and don't think it's important. You certainly don't sound like one of those people.

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Response to Mr.Bill (Reply #7)

Thu Mar 18, 2021, 06:49 PM

Raine (29,477 posts)

8. Sorry to misunderstand, you're most likely right

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Response to Mr.Bill (Original post)

Thu Mar 18, 2021, 08:45 PM

Midnight Writer (18,726 posts)

9. I use a Velcro strip to fasten it behind my head instead of my ears.

Is more comfortable and you can adjust the tension to keep it snug.

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