The image in Figure 12 fictively responds to the fictive request to set the table by using an image as a token metonymically representing a verbal response such as I cannot, I have COVID-19. Overall, the piece of simulated interaction communicates a stance about the task being avoided (dislike), but arguably also comments on the pandemic, making light of its new-found rituals, in this case regular self-testing
We started by going out to nice restraunts, their choice, so they could dress up
The Toothbrush Tango Regular brushing is a fundamental practice for maintaining oral hygiene, but the timing matters when it comes to battling coffee stains
The outside world surrounding the white pigeons looks quiet and peaceful
But now that it is known that the risk is not what some thought it might be, the medication is again available for people who need to quit smoking
In other words, large numbers of Americans are already using e-cigarettes and vaping as a replacement for the far more harmful activity of smoking traditional cigarettes
