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   katharine (thatkatharine@ohai.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Mar-2026 04:49:28 JST katharine

   They’ll wear a knitted hat for a cause, but they won’t wear an N95.
   They’ll wear a safety pin. A statement ribbon. A silicone/rubber wristband.
   They’ll wear a shirt in a designated colour on a designated day.
   They’ll wear a disposable poppy pin.
   But they will not wear an N95.

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     katharine (thatkatharine@ohai.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Mar-2026 04:49:27 JST katharine

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     They’ll bang pots and pans on their balconies, but they won’t wear an N95.
     They’ll enter a marathon for a fundraising organization.
     They’ll carry a tote bag, souvenir of a donation they once made.
     They’ll post a black square on their social media account.
     But they will not wear an N95.

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     katharine (thatkatharine@ohai.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Mar-2026 06:18:19 JST katharine

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     They’ll change their diet under the guise of eating healthy.
     They’ll go to the gym.
     They’ll give up smoking and drinking.
     They’ll consume vitamins and supplements.
     They’ll slather their skin with lotions and serums to fight aging and blemishes.
     They’ll claim their body is a temple.
     But they will not wear an N95 to guard against damaging viruses because it harshes the vibe.

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     katharine (thatkatharine@ohai.social)'s status on Monday, 09-Mar-2026 06:18:21 JST katharine

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     They’ll bring reusable bags for shopping and reusable cups for coffee.
     They’ll switch to paper straws.
     They’ll sort their recyclables and compost.
     They’ll cycle instead of drive.
     But wear a reusable respirator indoors? Well—that is just asking too much.

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