Someone I know said to me recently in all seriousness - “The one good thing about Covid-19 is that you don’t have to kiss anyone in the street anymore.” What! I don’t think she is alone either - as clearly the pandemic has re-drawn the rules governing the way that we greet each other and some would say that this is…a good thing. We have come a long way from men deciding that the best way that they had no nasty, sword wielding intentions was to hold hands with the people they met. And so historically the handshake greeting gradually emerged. Hey, never say you don’t learn something everyday with me! Anyway, where was I? Oh yes, kissing virtual strangers in the street as a form of greeting;
Save your kisses for me: post pandemic pouting!
This means there is no alternative, you will always need plumbing
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I've often wondered what carnage would ensue if two 'acquaintances' meeting in the street decide to double kiss when both are wearing those trendy, see-through perspex visors!