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@rubyred wrote:
emma…stand in MY face..in the IGNORANCE of YOUR stance !!
feck ALL to do with being unique,,,but im with PATS here,,
lets just say,,you stand DEAD in front of me,,and assume im an idiot,,,
YOU WOULD move !!
oh yes sir !!
Who said i was doing that :? If i and another person are walking to eachother, and the person infront doesnt make an attempt to move like i do….then he/she is the ignorant one, and im allowed to stand in his/her way so that he/she is taught a lesson.
@rubyred wrote:
the way you worded it looked to me like you deliberately went up to people,and refused point blank to move. common sense entails that we walk to the right of the person.I just did it 10 mins ago in a busy shop.me and another woman shufling,was quite comical as i said,,ONCE we eventually got past each other “”thanks for the dance” we both chuckled and moved on.
Yes maybe i could`ve described it better
“Generally i tend to move for people totally, but from time to time, i will walk up to someone and think they wont move, and just stand completely still”
But to accusse me without knowing what i meant was wrong.The amount of people who just walk and dont make the effort to avoid you….naturally i tend to move sideways, and even then you can bump into someone, happened today.
Kids/teenagers are the worst, they just dont care.Yes know what you mean rub. I say we adults re-claim street decency from the ignorance of hoodied youth who have few manners and think they rule.
Well if it wasnt for the decence in society, they would have to learn and earn respect.
We all will be failing in our duty, if we ignore our streets.
After encouraging manners to an individual, a confident nod or wink to another adult passing by, to give the impression that were fighting back, and there not alone.
We can do it, oh yes, we can do it.
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