When your communist dictatorship bans masks but doesn't mention face paint. Feels good man.
Posted on 10/07/2019 8:36:19 AM PDT by RummyChick
A defiant tutorial video showing how to arrange your hair in a balaclava has gone viral in Hong Kong after a ban on protesters wearing face masks came into force.
In footage spreading through the encrypted messaging app Telegram, a young woman shows how a plait tied across the front of her face acts as a natural balaclava, with two holes for her eyes.
The video is perhaps only half satire with the first two protesters being charged for wearing masks on Monday. The 18-year-old student and 38-year-old woman face up to a year in prison if convicted.
The mask ban is part of a range of emergency powers which came into effect on Saturday, aimed at quashing violence in the protests for more democratic freedoms.
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Oh, a ski mask, not a pastry.
You must be hungry to think of baklava
It’s lunchtime here in the Eastern time zone.
Why would I want Baklava in my hair?........If I had hair?........................
Lol. That’s how I read it too.
Like genocidal madman Mao, the “younger generation” of rotten Communists will probably start shearing Hong Kong women’s hair.
When your communist dictatorship bans masks but doesn't mention face paint. Feels good man.
Like genocidal madman Mao, the “younger generation” of rotten Communists will probably start shearing Hong Kong women’s hair.
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Won’t have to; the women will shave their own hair to burn to keep warm, as Communism ‘improves’ things.
Good point. Warmth is imperative with winter approaching!
Yeah, something’s fishy about that
Telly Savalas says, “Thank you!”
hair? what’s that?
I was thinking Greek pastry, too!
Be assured, more than one thought of the pastry!
(hand slowly going up here).
That it could be a ski mask never crossed the mind.
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