!! Who Else Here Is Fucking Annoyed By Rude People .....???? Have You Ever Been To ..... | |
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Snowbirds User ID: 900491 Canada 08/23/2010 11:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The US? Yeah, which is why most of us no longer vacation or do much business there. Actually, the Chinese are much cooler, respectful and polite. Plus they still have money and factories, unlike the US. But sure enough, these "balloon knots" from the south are now showing up here and ruining what used to be some of our quietest and most pristine resort areas. Hopefully when the Chinese call in all their US loans, that will put a quick end to the home invasion. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 659511 United States 08/23/2010 11:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes, and it is getting worse. The other day I stopped at a Circle K to buy some beer. The guy ahead of me (young) was buying pop with food stamps. Whatever...I don't care. So I paid for my beer and when I walked out to my car he backed his junker car out and yelled out the window at me that the brand of beer I bought sucked. Shock...I wasn't buying it for him and I paid cash. Go figure. Quoting: Born in the USA 1068336The is no respect for other peoples individual space or their not minding their own business |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 847380 United States 08/23/2010 11:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | you used to be able to verbally reprimand someone and shame them or whatever. or even get a little physical if someone had it coming. in the nanny state the cops are only a phone call away and the people that deserve a good tongue lashing or slap are all too aware of that. when i was a kid i respected and feared my elders. got slapped a couple times. i deserved it. if i'd grown up today i would have called the police on the ymca coach who put me (deservedly) in my place. it's not just the younglings either. everyone is an inconsiderate jack hole these days. |
ThreshingSword User ID: 998371 United States 08/23/2010 11:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I totally understand how you feel, OP. People nowadays are mostly selfish and only think of themselves. I see this in driving, in my Zumba classes where women will steal my "good" spot in the class and sneak cut in front of me at a water break, or cha cha dance class where they will block your view instead of staggering out so that you can't see yourself in the mirror. Why do they care? As long as they can see themself, that's all that matters to them. Unfortunately, selfishness is rampant in these times. On the flip side.... First, you have to put yourself in someone else's shoes. This really does help you to understand and calm down. Realize that 99.9% of the time someone isn't purposely trying to be rude or offend you. They probably have no idea that their actions are offending you. When you put yourself in their shoes, then it helps to calm you down and realize that they're not doing it on purpose. Also, if you treat them the way that you would want to be treated, no matter how they're acting, then maybe that will make a lasting impression on them and inspire them to change themselves. As far as the invading your personal space issue, remember that some cultures, personal space is different. For instance, Asian culture, their personal space is much, MUCH closer than Americans. They practically stand so close as to touch you, but to them, this is normal. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 847380 United States 08/23/2010 11:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I totally understand how you feel, OP. Quoting: ThreshingSword 998371People nowadays are mostly selfish and only think of themselves. I see this in driving, in my Zumba classes where women will steal my "good" spot in the class and sneak cut in front of me at a water break, or cha cha dance class where they will block your view instead of staggering out so that you can't see yourself in the mirror. Why do they care? As long as they can see themself, that's all that matters to them. Unfortunately, selfishness is rampant in these times. On the flip side.... First, you have to put yourself in someone else's shoes. This really does help you to understand and calm down. Realize that 99.9% of the time someone isn't purposely trying to be rude or offend you. They probably have no idea that their actions are offending you. When you put yourself in their shoes, then it helps to calm you down and realize that they're not doing it on purpose. Also, if you treat them the way that you would want to be treated, no matter how they're acting, then maybe that will make a lasting impression on them and inspire them to change themselves. As far as the invading your personal space issue, remember that some cultures, personal space is different. For instance, Asian culture, their personal space is much, MUCH closer than Americans. They practically stand so close as to touch you, but to them, this is normal. doesn't matter and it is even worse than purposefully being rude. like i hinted at previously, it is systemic, this nonsense. the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. stop making excuses. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1077730 Australia 08/23/2010 11:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I became one of the rude ones. Once someone has treated me rudely, then I treat them in the same way. It is funny to watch the looks on their face of 'poor me, why are you doing this to me'? They forget that they started it the week before. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 659511 United States 08/23/2010 11:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | people goinnn cwazee Quoting: Anonymous Coward 857053cultures clashiiing everyone hates each other fuk it all op, can you show me what's in ur purse then tuck me in? Baby this is Texas .. Most of the Women I know now are CHL and some are instructors I will only tuck you in if you can say .. people have lost respect for others and will not give you your privacy |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 857053 Canada 08/23/2010 11:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i can't stand nonresponsive zombie peopple wif their dead slackjaw gaze they don't acknowledge or appreciate the wonderful shit that is the ENglish languaage some of us still cling to i hold a door, or say hello as i step aside to make way for you? it's not because i cower, when in fact i am being courteous as i am a fucking walking weapon and i punch straight thru you and knock ur dumbass cretin heart onto the motherfuckn filthy ground cattle u iz my food and my disdain |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1077712 United States 08/23/2010 11:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I know what you mean. Its like ppl are mad and looking for someone to blame. I had to chump this old lady off at dollar general. She kept breaking in line. She thought she was going to break in front of me. I said,'Hole up swolle up,Hell nawl. she looked at me like what. I had to get gansta on her ole azz. I politely put my things onthe counter and paid for my things. She kept mumbling something. I didnt even entertain her. Its like Chumpfest 2010 |
ThreshingSword User ID: 805643 United States 08/23/2010 11:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 847380stop making excuses. You cannot control someone else. You can only control your own actions. Worry about yourself and take the high road, and stop trying to police another's actions. You'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. This is classic marriage counseling 101. You sound just like an angry spouse who wants their partner to change before he/she changes themselves. It's like a vicious cycle. Again, worry about policing yourself and forget about how the other person reacts. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1065700 United States 08/23/2010 11:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You got guns in the US...shoot them in the face, bullets are cheap. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1076657Illegals aren't worth the bullets you'd shoot them with. It's better to just be white, they hate that the most. Nothing more offensive to brown people than being white. Cause as we all know brown people's got it rough...lol |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 659511 United States 08/23/2010 11:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I totally understand how you feel, OP. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 847380People nowadays are mostly selfish and only think of themselves. I see this in driving, in my Zumba classes where women will steal my "good" spot in the class and sneak cut in front of me at a water break, or cha cha dance class where they will block your view instead of staggering out so that you can't see yourself in the mirror. Why do they care? As long as they can see themself, that's all that matters to them. Unfortunately, selfishness is rampant in these times. On the flip side.... First, you have to put yourself in someone else's shoes. This really does help you to understand and calm down. Realize that 99.9% of the time someone isn't purposely trying to be rude or offend you. They probably have no idea that their actions are offending you. When you put yourself in their shoes, then it helps to calm you down and realize that they're not doing it on purpose. Also, if you treat them the way that you would want to be treated, no matter how they're acting, then maybe that will make a lasting impression on them and inspire them to change themselves. As far as the invading your personal space issue, remember that some cultures, personal space is different. For instance, Asian culture, their personal space is much, MUCH closer than Americans. They practically stand so close as to touch you, but to them, this is normal. doesn't matter and it is even worse than purposefully being rude. like i hinted at previously, it is systemic, this nonsense. the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. stop making excuses. Thank You ... I give a rats ass about their culture ... some serious adaptation needs to be going on ... this is my culture try to learn it .. Hell No Do I Want Anybody standing over me like they are the checkout patrol |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 725839 United States 08/23/2010 11:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The US? Quoting: Snowbirds 900491Yeah, which is why most of us no longer vacation or do much business there. Actually, the Chinese are much cooler, respectful and polite. Plus they still have money and factories, unlike the US. But sure enough, these "balloon knots" from the south are now showing up here and ruining what used to be some of our quietest and most pristine resort areas. Hopefully when the Chinese call in all their US loans, that will put a quick end to the home invasion. Really? You should come out to northwestern MT sometime...you'll feel right at home...You MUST be an Albertan.... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 847380 United States 08/23/2010 11:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. Quoting: ThreshingSword 805643stop making excuses. You cannot control someone else. You can only control your own actions. Worry about yourself and take the high road, and stop trying to police another's actions. You'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. This is classic marriage counseling 101. You sound just like an angry spouse who wants their partner to change before he/she changes themselves. It's like a vicious cycle. Again, worry about policing yourself and forget about how the other person reacts. and i do. you don't know anything about me or anyone else. sounds like you took psych 101 and now know it all. so follow your own advice, please, and stop trying to police me. you'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 711379 United States 08/23/2010 11:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. Quoting: ThreshingSword 805643stop making excuses. You cannot control someone else. You can only control your own actions. Worry about yourself and take the high road, and stop trying to police another's actions. You'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. This is classic marriage counseling 101. You sound just like an angry spouse who wants their partner to change before he/she changes themselves. It's like a vicious cycle. Again, worry about policing yourself and forget about how the other person reacts. Are you saying that the OP's wife turned him into an asshole,and his marriage makes him want to beat the shit out of vietnamese women at Wallmrt?? Ok!! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1035471 United States 08/23/2010 11:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes, and it is getting worse. The other day I stopped at a Circle K to buy some beer. The guy ahead of me (young) was buying pop with food stamps. Whatever...I don't care. So I paid for my beer and when I walked out to my car he backed his junker car out and yelled out the window at me that the brand of beer I bought sucked. Shock...I wasn't buying it for him and I paid cash. Go figure. Quoting: Born in the USA 1068336Now that's just hilarious! Yes, people who are rude to complete strangers in public (for no justifiable reason) are annoying, but most are just bullies...and as with any bully, if you stand up to them they usually back down. You just have to be careful because there are a lot of nutcases out there just waiting for an excuse to pop off and do something violent. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 659511 United States 08/23/2010 11:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. Quoting: ThreshingSword 805643stop making excuses. You cannot control someone else. You can only control your own actions. Worry about yourself and take the high road, and stop trying to police another's actions. You'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. This is classic marriage counseling 101. You sound just like an angry spouse who wants their partner to change before he/she changes themselves. It's like a vicious cycle. Again, worry about policing yourself and forget about how the other person reacts. Sorry but enough is enough .. do not make me feel uncomfortable and loss of sense of security in my business transaction with my financial information available to see Don't you get it .. the total invasion of ones personal effects,papers, and life. It is bad enough for those here here with out the consent or will of the people who actually pay for their free shit |
ThreshingSword User ID: 805643 United States 08/23/2010 11:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 847380stop making excuses. You cannot control someone else. You can only control your own actions. Worry about yourself and take the high road, and stop trying to police another's actions. You'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. This is classic marriage counseling 101. You sound just like an angry spouse who wants their partner to change before he/she changes themselves. It's like a vicious cycle. Again, worry about policing yourself and forget about how the other person reacts. and i do. you don't know anything about me or anyone else. sounds like you took psych 101 and now know it all. so follow your own advice, please, and stop trying to police me. you'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. Okey dokey, Einstein, accusing me of that which you are guilty of yourself isn't too brilliant. I get it now.... This must be one of those threads "they" set up to create racial tension: Hey, f-ing sp-ck w-tbacks, calling people putas. How dare they invade our homeland and try to come in imposing their culture on our white ass picket fences. Whatever. Hispanic people are awesome, and I love their food and salsa. I'll take them over vipers any day of the week. |
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ThreshingSword User ID: 1000461 United States 08/24/2010 12:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the rude assholes are the ones who need to try on my shoes. not the other way around. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 711379stop making excuses. You cannot control someone else. You can only control your own actions. Worry about yourself and take the high road, and stop trying to police another's actions. You'll find a lot of your stress decreases when you do it this way. This is classic marriage counseling 101. You sound just like an angry spouse who wants their partner to change before he/she changes themselves. It's like a vicious cycle. Again, worry about policing yourself and forget about how the other person reacts. Are you saying that the OP's wife turned him into an asshole,and his marriage makes him want to beat the shit out of vietnamese women at Wallmrt?? Ok!! This thread wreaks of psyop tactics. For those who don't know what psyop means, here it is: "Psychological Operations or PSYOP are planned operations to convey selected information and indicators to audiences to influence their emotions, motives, objective reasoning, and ultimately the behavior of organizations, groups, and individuals. Used in all aspects of war, it is a weapon whose effectiveness is limited only by the ingenuity of the commander using it." [link to www.psywarrior.com] I can smell you vipers from a mile away. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 739044 United States 08/24/2010 12:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The is no respect for other peoples individual space or their not minding their own business Quoting: Anonymous Coward 659511yeah, you know, I've been noticing these people in stores who stand in the middle of the aisle while they look at a shelf and they know you want through, but they just won't move. So I finally have to say excuse me (nicely) and then they say Oh I'm sorry, but in a way that almost makes me feel guilty, like I'm being selfish for wanting to get past them. It's like what they are really saying is well, excuse me for being alive, I was here first. I have only been noticing this for a couple of years but it happens a lot. I get upset too with people getting too close at the checkout. They crowd you and inspect everything you put on the counter at Target. It really annoys me. You know, I'm thinking this has something to do with the internet, Facebook and all that. It's like the attitude is nobody is supposed to have any privacy anymore anyway...so people just don't respect it. And the crowding people..I don't know, it makes me think about this whole hugging thing. Does anybody else run into these people who meet you for the first time and then hug you goodbye? Friends all hug hello and goodbye. It's fine if you really like someone, but people who are practically strangers are hugging. It seems weird to me. |