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Tuesday, 14 July 2020

National shoplifting initiative launched



5 comments:

  1. And armed robbery. I bet corner-shop owners in big cities are looking forward to this one. It must be scary enough when you're on the till late at night and a bloke comes in and starts acting suspiciously.

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  2. Can we all wear those V for Vendetta masks now? How about that chap who the police were wanting to 'speak to' about wearing his medieval plague mask? He should be asking for a formal apology!

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  3. Gov.uk have not yet updated their site about the soon-to-be compulsory wearing of face coverings (not necessarily masks), although it already has contradictory advice.

    You Tube have just removed an informative video in which the CO2 concentration under a mask was found to stay above 5000ppm! This is a clear danger to the respiratory & general health of the wearer and could be detrimental if a mask is worn for more than a few minutes, certainly if worn for hours. Even a clear plastic face shield, which is away from the face and not closely fitted around its edges, showed worryingly increased CO2 levels behind it.

    A legal challenge is needed!

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  4. Sam - I bet all shop owners are losing heart. We certainly won't bother.

    Sobers - I hope we see people in medieval plague masks and lots of other interpretations.

    Ed - masks will soon become damp too, then bacteria begin growing on them. I don't think we'll bother, we'll stick with online only.

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  5. Sticking a panty-liner to your face would comply with the government's mandatory "face covering", as there's no defined specification for:
    A mask
    Breathing through it.
    How it fits.
    Whether it filters particles.
    Efficiency at bacterial/viral particle sizes.
    Etc., etc.

    I shall be printing lots of leaflets with the government guidelines, to hand out to any bolshie shop "guardians" when I arrive with my "panty-mask!

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