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People With Big Boobs Are Hilariously Trolling Those DIY Videos About Turning Your Bra Into A Face Mask

People With Big Boobs Are Hilariously Trolling Those DIY Videos About Turning Your Bra Into A Face Mask
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With the COVID-19 scare, face masks for purchase are in short supply.

Folks across the world seem to have the solution, though, when they showed you how to turn your bra into a functional face mask.


But upon second glance, it seems like they left most of the populace out.

The DIY videos at first seem resourceful.

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But since people's bodies do not come in one shape and size, it actually has proven rather unhelpful for people with larger breasts.






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Presumably, there are also bras that are too small to fit around one's face.



And still more creative ways to make face-masks are emerging.




The Coronavirus outbreak has reached emergency status, with several more states declaring a state of emergency over the week and with the National Guard being dispatched to monitor a city-wide quarantine in New Rochelle.

The full effects of the pandemic have yet to be felt.

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