So if you're asymptomatic, but can pass on the virus -

[OhZone]

How are you passing on the virus?

Kissing? Sex?

ha

If you aren't coughing and sneezing, how do people pass it on?

[jberryhill]

1. Exhaling

Saying words with the letter p in them.

Among other things.

Try this. Don’t say anything for a half hour and then say something. Did you clear your throat first?

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. Breathing. Talking.

[at140]

3. Sweaty hands touching objects in house

and then those touched by others in house. Or you scratch nose or rub eyes, and the virus is now on your hands.

[LuckyCharms]

4. Aggressive kazoo playing.

[OhZone]

5. I knew it!

No more kazoos for me!

[EarthFirst]

6. You're tired; it's another long week; you rub your eyes at the red light...

The gas light comes on and you veer into 7/11 for fuel. You insert your card and punch in your zip code and pick up the handle.

While you’re there you figure you’ll grab a cup of coffee and the newspaper. You grab the door handle and enter. You approach the coffee bar and grab a cup and pull the plunger. You once again insert your card; enter a pin or press yes for credit; you grab the stylus and sign your name.

You might use your foot to open the door on your way out to ‘err on the side of caution...’

In this simple morning routine that millions of us participate in every morning there were seven situations where one could leave behind the virus.

...and seven situations where the reverse is applicable.

[crickets]

7. +1

[uppityperson]

8. Healthy people sometimes cough or sneeze. They wipe or pick their nose and touch

something.

[Bluesaph]

9. We should all wear bandanas

As a reminder. When we are out and about.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

10. Who never coughs or sneezes during the day?

[lettucebe]

11. Breathing

all it takes is your breath