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Printableonenitealone said: XxAxX said: :glum:
 i s'pose this means you won't be posting your credit card numbers or any personal medical history? hmmmph! how discourteous of you
 Suck it. 
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Genesia said: The rudeness of young people and their neverending sense of entitlement drive me to distraction.
Someone we just offered a job turned it down because she thought she should make 45-50K dollars a year -- to start! And she has no professional experience in the field! 
I felt like smackin' her upside the head and telling her, "Do you know how many years I worked before I made that much?!" Kids today... 
I consider it my sworn duty to take the piss out of 'em whenever I can. I gotta counteract more than 20 years of them being told they fart roses. A swift kick in the plums usually does the trick!  | |
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Genesia said: The rudeness of young people and their neverending sense of entitlement drive me to distraction.
Someone we just offered a job turned it down because she thought she should make 45-50K dollars a year -- to start! And she has no professional experience in the field!
I felt like smackin' her upside the head and telling her, "Do you know how many years I worked before I made that much?!" Kids today...
I consider it my sworn duty to take the piss out of 'em whenever I can. I gotta counteract more than 20 years of them being told they fart roses. I don't consider turning down a job offer that's not to your liking rude.  |
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XxAxX said: onenitealone said: Suck it.
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i SAID: and i mean that in the nicest possible way
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onenitealone said: XxAxX said: i SAID: and i mean that in the nicest possible way
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all right now c'mon. alla ya pussies!
SOMEone has to have a story about manners so why not just cough it up already, ya big, fat, republican cowards! | |
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onenitealone said: I'm with the non-manners haters on this one.
 People can be so rude these days. 
Manners maketh man, isn't that what they say? They're such a small thing, relatively, but can have a MASSIVE effect. Sad as it sounds, I almost get taken aback when someone gives me a friendly smile in public or a door is held open for me. It seems so rare these days whereas, not that long ago, people showed a lot more respect to others. I despair when I see the way some people behave - I swear I should be living in the 1950s. You want to see a lack of manners, ride the NYC subways. MFers push you, bump into you, hit you with those stupid backpacks, jab you with umbrellas without saying sorry or excuse me. It's not limited to young folks either. |
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I agree! My mama taught me to use my manners for a reason. People who don't understand the concept of "time and place" get on my nerves as well. Some of my friends in college really embarassed me. They would say the same vulgar, obscene things they would say in private while we were in a public place surrounded by children. While I probably would have laughed if they said these things in a bar or at their home, I was mortified to see parents turn our direction and give the evil eye. My friends were completely oblivious. I didn't go out with them after that. Wanna hear me sing? www.ChampagneHoneybee.com | |
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uPtoWnNY said: onenitealone said: I'm with the non-manners haters on this one.
People can be so rude these days.
Manners maketh man, isn't that what they say? They're such a small thing, relatively, but can have a MASSIVE effect. Sad as it sounds, I almost get taken aback when someone gives me a friendly smile in public or a door is held open for me. It seems so rare these days whereas, not that long ago, people showed a lot more respect to others. I despair when I see the way some people behave - I swear I should be living in the 1950s. You want to see a lack of manners, ride the NYC subways. MFers push you, bump into you, hit you with those stupid backpacks, jab you with umbrellas without saying sorry or excuse me. It's not limited to young folks either. I think this is the same for almost any city's subway systems. I depise backpacks and cell phones on the public transit. I get furious with people who believe their bags and packages are entitled to a seat while humans stand. I also blame the parents for the lack of manners in younger folk these days. My sister in law has two kids and I don't think I've ever heard either of them say please or thank you for anything. My girlfriend's kids say it all the time simply because she makes them and now it's instilled in them. Polite kids are such a pleasure to be around. | |
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i love those hoity twits too busy talking about their yeast infection (yes, that really happened!) or how loaded they were last night to even bother to wait on me.
even better when they plunk down my change on the counter, i say thank you and they toss off an annoyed "sure. "
yeah, that makes me want to shop here again 
so meow, did you find out what happened to change your gutter punk friend's attitude?  She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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Empress said: I depise backpacks and cell phones on the public transit.
We could make a 20-page thread on idiot cell-phone users on the bus/subway. Why do they have to talk so damn loud? |
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uPtoWnNY said: Empress said: I depise backpacks and cell phones on the public transit.
We could make a 20-page thread on idiot cell-phone users on the bus/subway. Why do they have to talk so damn loud? I think that they think it's a status symbol to talk on your cell in public. Perhaps I'm wrong, but many people talk quite low and don't bother anyone and then you have those that have to be sure that everyone can hear them. I swear they make up shit too. One girl went on and on about the money she made over the weekend doing god knows what. I got the impression she was stripping and doing a little oral on the side. She was disgusting and she didn't care that kids were around. | |
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I feel its a bit unfair to specifically characterise one sector of society as being rude Meow85 just because you consider yourself part of it. People are rude and inconsiderate regardless of how old they are.
You should always be polite to people. There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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LittleSmedley said: Lack of manners really winds me up. Manners are sexy
Sexy is right. I was about ready to jump K."A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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onenitealone said: I'm with the non-manners haters on this one.
People can be so rude these days.
Manners maketh man, isn't that what they say? They're such a small thing, relatively, but can have a MASSIVE effect. Sad as it sounds, I almost get taken aback when someone gives me a friendly smile in public or a door is held open for me. It seems so rare these days whereas, not that long ago, people showed a lot more respect to others. I despair when I see the way some people behave - I swear I should be living in the 1950s. It's definitely a surprise to see people displaying manners or courtesy of any kind. Hence, why I started up this thread. I was so completely bowled over by my friend's behaviour. Someone who, until very recently behaved like, well, a teenage boy. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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I do find myself getting pissed at ppl in general for their lack of manners. I also get upset when ppl are not considerate and put themselves in some one else's shoes before they judge.
I get upset when ppl do not treat others as they would like to be treated. That goes for general manners as well as things like friendships ans relationships. | |
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tznekbsbfrvr said: I go out of the way to be polite, but most ppl my age are have NO manners or any etiquette. my brothers have to be slapped by my mom before they even think of giving their chair to an elderly or pregnant woman. its just really appaling to me.
I started this life rule I try to follow: "do one nice thing every day." thats it and alot of ppl are surprised or think something's up when people try to help them, which just shows the curtesy level in todays world. so when I hear ppl overseas say Americans are rude- I can't necessarily blame them. It's not just you guys. Folks north of the border here are starting to catch up. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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emm said: i love those hoity twits too busy talking about their yeast infection (yes, that really happened!) or how loaded they were last night to even bother to wait on me.
even better when they plunk down my change on the counter, i say thank you and they toss off an annoyed "sure. "
yeah, that makes me want to shop here again
so meow, did you find out what happened to change your gutter punk friend's attitude? No idea. He's got a new girlfriend and he'll be 19 soon, so maybe one or the other or both had some affect on him. Either way, I like it. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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JDInteractive said: I feel its a bit unfair to specifically characterise one sector of society as being rude Meow85 just because you consider yourself part of it. People are rude and inconsiderate regardless of how old they are.
You should always be polite to people. I didn't really mean it so much as a blanket statement, but from what I've seen people my age really are worse than others. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: People my age have no manners. I can't claim to be perfect, but sometimes I'm appalled by the behaviour of teens and twenty-somethings. No one my age ever says please, or thank you, or watches their tone of voice. Society in general, really, is suffering from a complete lack of common courtesy.
People would be surprised what a little courtesy can bring you! | |
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Tremolina said: meow85 said: People my age have no manners. I can't claim to be perfect, but sometimes I'm appalled by the behaviour of teens and twenty-somethings. No one my age ever says please, or thank you, or watches their tone of voice. Society in general, really, is suffering from a complete lack of common courtesy.
People would be surprised what a little courtesy can bring you! "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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uPtoWnNY said: onenitealone said: I'm with the non-manners haters on this one.
People can be so rude these days.
Manners maketh man, isn't that what they say? They're such a small thing, relatively, but can have a MASSIVE effect. Sad as it sounds, I almost get taken aback when someone gives me a friendly smile in public or a door is held open for me. It seems so rare these days whereas, not that long ago, people showed a lot more respect to others. I despair when I see the way some people behave - I swear I should be living in the 1950s. You want to see a lack of manners, ride the NYC subways. MFers push you, bump into you, hit you with those stupid backpacks, jab you with umbrellas without saying sorry or excuse me. It's not limited to young folks either. Definitely. Walking around city centres drives me nuts - people who dawdle, dart out of shops without looking, invading your space, banging into you, letting doors close on you, barging past, stopping right in front of you... Again, I sound like a miserable old git but if people were more considerate of their surroundings, and how they affect other people around them, these things wouldn't happen as much. | |
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meow85 said: onenitealone said: I'm with the non-manners haters on this one.
People can be so rude these days.
Manners maketh man, isn't that what they say? They're such a small thing, relatively, but can have a MASSIVE effect. Sad as it sounds, I almost get taken aback when someone gives me a friendly smile in public or a door is held open for me. It seems so rare these days whereas, not that long ago, people showed a lot more respect to others. I despair when I see the way some people behave - I swear I should be living in the 1950s. It's definitely a surprise to see people displaying manners or courtesy of any kind. Hence, why I started up this thread. I was so completely bowled over by my friend's behaviour. Someone who, until very recently behaved like, well, a teenage boy. So is he like Hugh Grant now??
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onenitealone said: meow85 said: It's definitely a surprise to see people displaying manners or courtesy of any kind. Hence, why I started up this thread. I was so completely bowled over by my friend's behaviour. Someone who, until very recently behaved like, well, a teenage boy. So is he like Hugh Grant now??
No, he's not an annoying git with a stutter.  "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: onenitealone said: So is he like Hugh Grant now??
No, he's not an annoying git with a stutter.
Good thing - I hate Hugh Grant.  | |
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uPtoWnNY said: onenitealone said: I'm with the non-manners haters on this one.
People can be so rude these days.
Manners maketh man, isn't that what they say? They're such a small thing, relatively, but can have a MASSIVE effect. Sad as it sounds, I almost get taken aback when someone gives me a friendly smile in public or a door is held open for me. It seems so rare these days whereas, not that long ago, people showed a lot more respect to others. I despair when I see the way some people behave - I swear I should be living in the 1950s. You want to see a lack of manners, ride the NYC subways. MFers push you, bump into you, hit you with those stupid backpacks, jab you with umbrellas without saying sorry or excuse me. It's not limited to young folks either. It's true. I have to deal with that shit everyday.NEW WAVE FOREVER: SLAVE TO THE WAVE FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE. | |
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