Do masks work? Uncle Rob investigates by simulating coughs with aerosol starter fluid, mannequin heads and a propane torch.
Disclaimer: Uncle Rob is a "professional" Don't be a moron.
Looks like they work pretty good.
Redneck coronavirus mask test
Dog anxious about getting Covid
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Attendees at Trump's Pos Party have to sign contract agreeing they might get Covid there
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Cubcoats are a kid's dream jacket that actually turns into a stuffed animal
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MyDraw makes creating org charts, family trees, and other graphic diagrams incredibly simple
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