To mask or not to mask....That is the question. Part II

[IndyDave1776]

I personally believe the issue over masks is NOT a "hill to die on". There certainly ARE hills worth dying on, but IMHO, masking is FAR from that. Not to mention, any business has the legal right to mandate whatever they wish, as in "No shirt, No shoes, No service". But you say the very same thing our Pastor says; "If you want to wear a mask, wear a mask, if you choose not to, then don`t wear a mask. Just do NOT attack others for their own personal choices."

You must not have any significant breathing problems.

 

[gregr]

You must not have any significant breathing problems.

If a mask impedes someone`s breathing, they have underlying issues and might need oxygen.

 

[IndyDave1776]

If a mask impedes someone`s breathing, they have underlying issues and might need oxygen.

A person in some cases can manage without such measures without being expected to pull against an obstruction.

 

[gregr]

A person in some cases can manage without such measures without being expected to pull against an obstruction.

Life is utterly chock-full of challenges...

 

[IndyDave1776]

Life is utterly chock-full of challenges...

Yes, and some people have learned that I can get very challenging when people want to mess with my breathing.

 

[jamil]

If a mask impedes someone`s breathing, they have underlying issues and might need oxygen.

You know there is a spectrum where one can breathe fine, but wearing a mask puts them over the edge. Masks have some some impact on Oxygen levels.

 

[jamil]

Life is utterly chock-full of challenges...

Wearing mask is an artificially induced challenge.

 

[JettaKnight]

You know there is a spectrum where one can breathe fine, but wearing a mask puts them over the edge. Masks have some some impact on Oxygen levels.

I saw a worker at the library - full N95 mask hooked up to tube that was tethered to a filtered fan box on a lanyard.

 

[jamil]

I've been looking into stuff like how a deviated septum can affect O2 levels. I've noticed that my O2 levels are higher when I wear those breath-right strips.

I think people with a deviated septum will have a harder time with masks unless they breath through their mouths, and we're told that's not good.

 

[BugI02]

Should have put down that rolled up Hamilton a little sooner back in the Hippie days?

 

[IndyDave1776]

Should have put down that rolled up Hamilton a little sooner back in the Hippie days?

?

 

[JettaKnight]

?

Hamilton - on the twenty dollar bill that can be rolled up to snort cocaine which can cause a deviated septum.

 

[IndyDave1776]

Hamilton - on the twenty dollar bill that can be rolled up to snort cocaine which can cause a deviated septum.

Thanks. I would have never sorted that out.

 

[jamil]

Hamilton - on the twenty dollar bill that can be rolled up to snort cocaine which can cause a deviated septum.

Really? Learn something new every day. But then I was never in that world.

But I'm pretty sure Hamilton is on a $10 bill.

 

[jamil]

Thanks. I would have never sorted that out.

Well. I've watched Miami Vice, so I know that people use rolled up bills to snort stuff. But Bug's hippie days have been more blue collar because they used Benjamin's on TV.

 

[jamil]

I just don't see the mechanics of snorting **** through a rolled up bill causing a deviated septum. So color me skeptical.

 

[IndyDave1776]

I just don't see the mechanics of snorting **** through a rolled up bill causing a deviated septum. So color me skeptical.

From the applied force from the bill or from the chemical interaction.

 

[jamil]

From the applied force from the bill or from the chemical interaction.

I dunno. Do they jam the bill up their noses?

 

[nonobaddog]

I dunno. Do they jam the bill up their noses?

Only if it is their first time.

 

[JettaKnight]

From the applied force from the bill or from the chemical interaction.

Yeah, I think it has more to do with the chemical reaction, but everything about drugs I learned from Miami Vice.