Back in the day people- I suppose mainly men-tipped their hats to one another. That hat tip was served as a sign of recognition, respect, or gratitude. Or sometimes it just plainly was a “hello”. Nowadays, I’m not too sure hat tipping occurs. There was an annual live stream team fortress event called tip of the hats. Don’t ask me what that means culturally.
Nowadays, we have what I call tipping of the masks. It’s not a sign of “hello”. It is, however, a sign of recognition that you are about to pass someone on the street and you are lifting your mask up over your nose. There are many times when I am walking that the streets are empty (ish). As such, I let my mask down. But once someone comes around near me, I mask up.
It’s a funny movement and ritual. A sign of the times.
Categories: Culture, current events, Health, masks, mental health, Psychology, society
Hehe Imagine
How Hard It Is
To Keep Your
Mask Covering
Your
Nose
With A Footlong
Head iT Ain’t
Easy
Keeping it
From Slipping
Off The Tip Of A Nose
On The Other Fredward
Scissor Hand Oh The
Size of My BRaiN 🧠
And The Fredaches
My Wife Describes
When She
Says
Go
Write
You Are Tangled
Up in My Hair As Such
So Yes
Here i Am
No One Will
See My Mask
Slip-off The Tip
Of my Nose Writing ✍️ 😷
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