A friend’s grandson—big guy, tall and muscular—wears a mask to every store he visits. Was coming out of Wal-Mart the other day and was stopped by a real he-man yahoo who started berating him for being a wuss and wearing a mask. The grandson just stood there, letting the guy blow off, then said cheerily, “:Well I’ve got a little fever. . .” and then coughed. LHAO as the loudmouth beat a VERY hasty retreat!
Half the people I see aren’t wearing masks, and half are. There seem to be way fewer CV-19 victims in the second group. I wonder, wouldn’t you think the first half would get the message?
Did you hear about the lady who’s friend told her, that was told that all she needed to go grocery shopping was a mask and gloves? She came back and told her friend that she was wrong… because everyone else had clothes on too.
My latest pet peeve, and then some, has been seeing people wearing masks only covering their mouths. Duh! But a few weeks ago at the grocery store I saw an old codger, at least in his 80s, pondering over the meat cooler. I kept my distance, waiting for him to make a choice and move on. When he turned around, I saw that he was wearing a mask, bless his heart, but it was only covering his nose. His mouth and chin were completely bare. I just had to feel sorry for him.
enigmamz over 4 years ago
I’m sad this joke took so long to be made. Quality stuff!
The Reader Premium Member over 4 years ago
Did he buy that mask from the guy in Compu-toon?
gopher gofer over 4 years ago
and then there’s the matter of the side arm in the supermarket…
everett_r0 over 4 years ago
I’ve been joking with co workers about wearing his kind of mask to work (they’ve been required) for weeks….
danketaz Premium Member over 4 years ago
And all he wanted was to pick up a case of Silver Bullets.
Doctor Toon over 4 years ago
A sad number of people don’t know how to wear the mask properly, and some of these idiots take them off once they are past the person at the door
Policy is no mask no service, we wont even answer questions (where is the pickle relish?) until they put the mask back on
Thechildinme over 4 years ago
What you exhale, others inhale. Think bad breath/C-virus. I get really frustrated with people who ditch their masks in the parking lot!
uniquename over 4 years ago
Wear a mask like Ernie and he’s likely to arrest you.
1953Baby over 4 years ago
A friend’s grandson—big guy, tall and muscular—wears a mask to every store he visits. Was coming out of Wal-Mart the other day and was stopped by a real he-man yahoo who started berating him for being a wuss and wearing a mask. The grandson just stood there, letting the guy blow off, then said cheerily, “:Well I’ve got a little fever. . .” and then coughed. LHAO as the loudmouth beat a VERY hasty retreat!
Denver Reader Premium Member over 4 years ago
Halloween masks are probably better than bandanas
darcyandsimon over 4 years ago
Whadda hoot!
Jeffin Premium Member over 4 years ago
We do need a silver bullet.
sandpiper over 4 years ago
Half the people I see aren’t wearing masks, and half are. There seem to be way fewer CV-19 victims in the second group. I wonder, wouldn’t you think the first half would get the message?
Herb L 1954 over 4 years ago
Bank is down the street,Kimosabe.He is The Loan Arranger ;)
Dr_Fogg over 4 years ago
Did you hear about the lady who’s friend told her, that was told that all she needed to go grocery shopping was a mask and gloves? She came back and told her friend that she was wrong… because everyone else had clothes on too.
StephenHoyt over 4 years ago
He should send in his horse Silver to do a crap on the Market floor!
dwpbike over 4 years ago
and don’t call me kemosabe
CalLadyQED over 4 years ago
Where are they that open carry is allowed in a grocery store?
the lost wizard over 4 years ago
Ah shoot. Whoops, don’t take that too seriously.
The Orange Mailman over 4 years ago
Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers can help you out.
NaturLvr over 4 years ago
My latest pet peeve, and then some, has been seeing people wearing masks only covering their mouths. Duh! But a few weeks ago at the grocery store I saw an old codger, at least in his 80s, pondering over the meat cooler. I kept my distance, waiting for him to make a choice and move on. When he turned around, I saw that he was wearing a mask, bless his heart, but it was only covering his nose. His mouth and chin were completely bare. I just had to feel sorry for him.