I’m pretty happy being tens of thousands of kilometers away from anything that frightening. 

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Gin60, mask policy in my wife hospital is a liquid issue, keeps changing as the pandemic develops or they are lacking of them.? I got confused.....Gone in 60_imp said:Peterbaron, you must have spoken to my wife. Being a medical professional, any time I have a thought about leaving the house, she puts me in a mask, puts a bandana over the mask, and puts gloves on me.
Masks are becoming mandatory all around Southern California. I've been plugging away on the old Ford, and did another pass at disinfecting and rehabilitating the engine compartment. Needing some replacement insulation and weatherstrip pieces, yesterday I went to two junkyards. It was funny to see "Social Distancing, Stay Six Feet Apart" signs in a vast, muddy, pick-a-part junkyard. One had a big sign board out front saying "No Masky, No Entry!" They had stacked up a bunch of old tires in front of the pay booth on the way out to keep people from getting too close to the cashier.


Good for you, Wisedrum! There's an old saying, "Misery loves company." Such people lack the strength of character to "mind their own beer" and accept other people's freedoms. For example, if you were forced to stop riding, it would not change the fact that they cannot ride. Rather than resent those who can ride, they should celebrate your freedom to ride and press the politicians in their own state to look to your state as a good example of safe recreation and respect for personal freedom. If there's any solidarity, it should be among riders to promote riding...not among riders to promote not riding.Wisedrum_imp said:In Germany we have federalism. Different federal countries, states of Germay, have different rules for what is allowed in the crisis or not. All in common is a breakdown of contacts. Not more than 2 strange persons should meet outside with a distance of 2 meter between them. Exceptions are family members.
As far as private motorbike riding is concerned, some states allow them, some don't. In my part Schleswig Holstein you can go out for a ride. Alone. I do so every day. You are not allowed to travel within Germany, but can ride in your state. Some bikers, which have to leave their bikes parked, spread bad thoughts about those, who can and keep on riding. Their main argument is egoism not taking care of solidarity. A controvers argument. In a way their frustatration is understandable, but it doesn't bother me at all. Some bikers do group riding, never been of any interest to me and when taking a rest, they don't avoid the socialization so common without the crisis for an "amusing" talk face to face.
Today is another day for a ride.
Be careful with or without Corona!
Wisedrum
Lol, oldie but a goodie!Houtman_imp said:Some one came to our house yesterday and I told him you can take your mask of here , he said I can not : "that is my face "

That is interesting, ferret. Thanks for posting, I shared it with my MC.The ferret_imp said:interesting thing in the social media here locally
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The great Loriot, Victor von Bülow, made a scetch out of this joke many years ago. After a few sentences the monster, the actor is asked to take of his mask and wonders what he shall do. The clip is in German but maybe you will get the idea.Houtman_imp said:Some one came to our house yesterday and I told him you can take your mask of here , he said I can not : "that is my face "
Wisedrum_imp said:The great Loriot, Victor von Bülow, made a scetch out of this joke many years ago. After a few sentences the monster, the actor is asked to take of his mask and wonders what he shall do. The clip is in German but maybe you will get the idea.Houtman_imp said:Some one came to our house yesterday and I told him you can take your mask of here , he said I can not : "that is my face "
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LD9ZiStrHuM&t=96s
Wisedrum
His cough sounds like the start of Covid 19 .Houtman_imp said:Wisedrum_imp said:The great Loriot, Victor von Bülow, made a scetch out of this joke many years ago. After a few sentences the monster, the actor is asked to take of his mask and wonders what he shall do. The clip is in German but maybe you will get the idea.Houtman_imp said:Some one came to our house yesterday and I told him you can take your mask of here , he said I can not : "that is my face "
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LD9ZiStrHuM&t=96s
Wisedrum
The great Loriot, Victor von Bülow, made a scetch out of this joke many years ago. After a few sentences the monster, the actor is asked to take of his mask and wonders what he shall do. The clip is in German but maybe you will get the idea.
[url=https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LD9ZiStrHuM&t=96s]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LD9ZiStrHuM&t=96s
Wisedrum His cough sounds like the start of Covid 19 .

Houtman, back in 2012 I think it was, my wife and I rode up to Bar Harbor Maine on the ST 1300. So we were in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire etc and one day I said to my wife, "Have you noticed about every other car around here is a Subaru?". She had. It was weird. You rarely saw a Subaru in Ohio back then, but they are becoming more popular here now. Not like Ford pickup trucks lol, but we do see one about every time we are out now.Houtman_imp said:I went on the BRP again yesterday and it was VERY busy , cars parked everywhere with people hiking , taking a picnic and other activities.
The one thing which surprised me that nearly half of all the cars and SUV's were Subaru's ! Outdoor people must like these .