These people have worms in their brains, they're diseased, I swear.
These people have worms in their brains, they're diseased, I swear.
Imagine thinking your hair growing out longer than normal was grounds to protest anti-epidemic actions. Imagine having your head that far up your own ass.
Use scissors in the interim? That's what I'm doing. I don't have clippers myself, but when I can go for a haircut again, I'll be having them shave my beard down to summer beard. It's currently still winter beard.
Hahahaha, exactly
I started buzzing my hair in my very late teens and kept it buzzed for several years. I then grew it back to a moral "normal" length for several years, then buzzed it again for a long while. A few years back I dressed up as Smith from The Matrix for Halloween and so I grew it out and kept it like that.
It's just fuckin nasty, I hate getting sweat and dirt in it when I ride mountain bikes (basically the only thing that I can do for fun during social distancing), food gets in it when you eat, etc. The most I've ever grown it out in my life was the first 2 weeks of coronacation but it was just too uncomfortable for me. I would grow a beard if I ever decided I wanted to maintain it better. I have a mild sensory disorder that makes me sensitive to shit like facial hair and I have a nervous tick that I touch my face, I need it to be smooth as butter lol. I go through razors pretty fast though so we'll see how this goes. Maybe if I trimmed constantly I could handle it, but the neck would have to be completely clean. Not only for my sanity, but I work in a restaurant and I wouldn't want someone with a nasty ass neck beard handling my food, plus I need to look like a professional for clinicals. Not having appearance standards anymore is really messing with me.
This was my main takeaway:
Right, that's pretty concerning. It's astounding just how many people have been infected. Like I said, good and bad news. More people are getting infected than I thought, but the burden of the disease on the infected individual and the prevalence of infected people actually being symptomatic is lower as well. It's good information but ultimately doesn't change anything in terms of how people should be responding. Somewhat eases my worries though.
It's definitely good news in the sense that it might be less deadly than we thought and more people have antibodies than we thought. We need to do more testing like this across the country.
That would be nice to get a better idea of how many people have already had and recovered from it.
At this point these people are all but saying they eat their own ass out.
Did you purchase a white jacket with extra, extra long sleeves to accessorize?
I don't think they actually want people to die, but it's frustrating that they're looking to make political hay out of this and trying to turn this into a divisive issue. Also somewhat ironic that it puts Republicans in the position of actually arguing against States Rights.
