I’d say it depends what look you are going for. For a classic dress watch, I’d consider it a bit too big. For a more leisure or sporty look it’s just on the upper limit but OK if you like your watch to be more prominent.
But that’s just my personal opinion - If you like it, what’s wrong with that?
Is this a USA-thing? In Europe tips are most usually split between front and back of the house.
How is it negligence when I follow the official recommendations? So no, I do not feel guilt as the probability of me being the reason of somebody’s death is practically zero.
No, I said I stick to the official recommendations but do not exceed them, because I do not believe it is reasonably justified.
I am not saying I go out socialising. But having to care for a family often makes it necessary to go out and get stuff. Especially when your symptom free vaccinated kids still go to school.
Anyway do I believe I pose a significantly smaller threat than those individuals that transmit the virus despite having no symptoms at all.
So I understand your concern and I agree that it is sensible to minimise exposure and take precautions but I also believe in commensurability of measures as there will never be 100% protection of infection. And I say that having dealt with two covid infections and months of heavy post-covid symptoms.
Because there are so many people completely free of symptoms that still transmit the virus.
I stick to the official regulations of my administration and they do not state mandatory isolation any more.
I‘m not saying I go out and about coughing in peoples faces. I try to be sensible and stick to high hygiene standards as mentioned.
So if somebody is vulnerable or feels anxious about getting infected they should also take proper precautions. And by everything I’ve learned through the pandemic, the risk of transmission should be very minimal.
As I said: I limit social interaction to the most minimal. And from what I‘ve understood during the pandemic, my precautions should reduce possible infection by over 95%. And at least where I live there are no signs that Covid poses any bigger risk to public health than the common flu (where I also get my shots and behave accordingly after living through a full blown infection).
Geht in die Sammlung von ner anerkannten gemeinnützigen Organisation (DRK, …).
How do you get past the „I am not a robot“/capture frenzy? It used to work for me, but not anymore. I keep getting capture after capture…
I found piqué fabric generally less durable or at least more prone to quicker looking worn out than other fabrics. So BIFL polos are something I gave up on.
That being said, I‘ve gotten some good mileage out of Fred Perry and Lacoste Polos.
EDIT: a different tennis player all along