Sounds like the start of a joke, doesn’t it? Sadly, it’s just the thread title, but if I come up with some sort of funny punchline before I finish typing, I’ll drop it in.
Today’s picture depicts a stall on London’s Portobello Road market, this one selling a curious combination of vintage football equipment, plus a selection of silverware. The chap walking by is wearing his facemask in that off-the-nose style that I’ve noticed many people adopting. Given that he’s outdoors, and that wearing a mask in this way is unlikely to be effective in preventing the spread of covid (or other respiratory disease), he’d probably be better off removing it altogether. I suspect (being a spectacles-wearer myself) that he probably pulled it down below his nose to prevent his glasses from steaming up with condensation. Given that I’ve forgotten to put on or remove my own mask on quite a number of occasions, I shall reserve criticism.
No punchline was forthcoming. Sorry to disappoint any comedy fans – my stand-up career remains stalled. You can have a rubbish haiku though…
Walk past a stall of
Strange memorabillia
A mask at half-mast
Olympus XA3 & Ilford HP5+. Lab developed in Xtol.
Taken on 19 August 2021
Steel City Snapper photography 
Ah, yes. The “nose out of mask” style. very popular round here, too.
I remember drinking in the Earl of Lonsdale, many, many years ago……
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I think it’s a popular mask style wherever you go. That and the plastic visors with three inch gaps around the sides.
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