Deersniper270
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A dig at the latest woke trend. Can’t say Amen anymore without saying Awomen
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Funny meme thread.
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Deersniper270
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He did it y’all!
Rebel_Rider1969
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skyydiver
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My thoughts on masks...
When I had surgery, my doctor and the surgical team wore a mask. When I go to the dentist, everyone that works on me wears a mask. None of these masks are for the protection of the wearer (surgeon, dentist, etc.). They are there to protect me.
Masks are not going to cause me harm, but they can provide protection to others. I'm willing to put up with a small inconvenience if that can be of benefit to someone else. That someone else could be a young healthy person or it could be an elderly more at risk person.
If they are ineffective, should I tell my surgical team, dentist, etc. to toss them and save me the money?
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When I had surgery, my doctor and the surgical team wore a mask. When I go to the dentist, everyone that works on me wears a mask. None of these masks are for the protection of the wearer (surgeon, dentist, etc.). They are there to protect me.
Masks are not going to cause me harm, but they can provide protection to others. I'm willing to put up with a small inconvenience if that can be of benefit to someone else. That someone else could be a young healthy person or it could be an elderly more at risk person.
If they are ineffective, should I tell my surgical team, dentist, etc. to toss them and save me the money?
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Rebel_Rider1969
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ls1_guru
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I drink a few glasses of whiskey every night and take a little bit of honey, goes a long way.
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