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Reply #60 posted 04/15/10 9:16pm

Stax

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a psychotic is someone who just figured out what's going on
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Reply #61 posted 04/15/10 9:18pm

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CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?


This is EXACTLY what woulda came out of my mouth in response.
Oh man, I wish I was ridin that bus with you.
People are rude because they are either ill in the head or got no damn sense.
Mostly cause they are not fit for human interaction, but alas we must share this world with their dumb asses. rolleyes
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Reply #62 posted 04/16/10 1:26am

blueblossom

I also find that elderly folk are rude - sometimes beyond belief!

I was in a queue (as we do in England!) and this old dear pushed past. I said "an excuse me wouldn't go amiss!" and said it loud enough for everyone to hear. No-one said anything - just looked at me in agreement. I hate rudeness and bad manners. I must admit though if someone is rude to me I get in their face, make them uncomfortable and ask them to repeat it - they inevitably back off because my cockney accent makes me sound tough (soft as putty me!) but because I live up North (Manchester) they think they can take the mickey out of my accent or what I say - they soon come off the rough end as they say! wink
"I may not agree with what you say but I'll fight for your right to say it"
Be proud of who you are not what they want you to be...
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Reply #63 posted 04/16/10 1:48am

Ottensen

I dunno why, but I'm getting the feeling that this jackass actually thought he was complimenting you mad . While I may not have replied to him out loud (you never know with some of these nutty types out there in the streets, so better not to take chances) what I would have been thinking is,

"Why thank you, you second-chakra blood-sucking cretin cool "

WhadanAsshole. confused
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Reply #64 posted 04/16/10 1:57am

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CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?

Move to Finland. No one has the guts.

Y-day I obliviously walked all day around the city wearing pants with HUGE holes in the inner thigh and buttocks.

No one says a word.

And I DO have a tendancy of sitting with either my other leg elevated somewhere or both of my legs wide open.
Allow me to introduce: Ms. Onder and Mrs. Donk! (o)(o)
They now belong to BigBearHermy. heart
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Reply #65 posted 04/16/10 2:01am

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Mushanga said:

CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?

Move to Finland. No one has the guts.

Y-day I obliviously walked all day around the city wearing pants with HUGE holes in the inner thigh and buttocks.

No one says a word.

And I DO have a tendancy of sitting with either my other leg elevated somewhere or both of my legs wide open.

Plus, sorry to read about this happening to you if it upset you.

I bet you and your yummy thighs looked just hawt and FULL of class, girl, just fuck it. hug
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They now belong to BigBearHermy. heart
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Reply #66 posted 04/16/10 2:04am

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CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?


Completely uncalled for. pissed
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Reply #67 posted 04/16/10 4:02am

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Sorry to hear that Carrie. :flowerthing:

Whenever I expose myself on the bus, people say nasty things to me too. sad


if i'd known it was you, i wound't have been so snarky, 'meekle. biggrin

Carrie, the buses are full of insane people. envious people. maybe that dude couldn't stand the fact that you seemed to be happy. some people will do anything to wipe the smile off someone else's face....
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Reply #68 posted 04/16/10 4:20am

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Ottensen said:

I dunno why, but I'm getting the feeling that this jackass actually thought he was complimenting you mad . While I may not have replied to him out loud (you never know with some of these nutty types out there in the streets, so better not to take chances) what I would have been thinking is,

"Why thank you, you second-chakra blood-sucking cretin cool "

WhadanAsshole. confused


You know, the more I think about this, the more I think you guys are right. Maybe in the way he said it.

Still! Thunder thighs. neutral
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Reply #69 posted 04/16/10 4:20am

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Mushanga said:

CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?

Move to Finland. No one has the guts.

Y-day I obliviously walked all day around the city wearing pants with HUGE holes in the inner thigh and buttocks.

No one says a word.

And I DO have a tendancy of sitting with either my other leg elevated somewhere or both of my legs wide open.


lol

Somehow, I don't think the men of Finland mind. wink
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Reply #70 posted 04/16/10 4:25am

missmad

maybe they are insecure and thus have to insult others to make themselves feel better?

maybe they don't have a think b4 u speak button?

maybe annoyed that he can't get anything like that?

sometimes it is hard but u gotta try and forget about it.....ur hot and he know it!
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Reply #71 posted 04/16/10 4:33am

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missmad said:

maybe they are insecure and thus have to insult others to make themselves feel better?

maybe they don't have a think b4 u speak button?

maybe annoyed that he can't get anything like that?
sometimes it is hard but u gotta try and forget about it.....ur hot and he know it!

yeahthat

sounds like he was an insensitive yobbo...ignore him hun.
seems that i was busy doing something close to nothing, but different than the day before music beret
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Reply #72 posted 04/16/10 4:54am

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CarrieMpls said:

Mushanga said:


Move to Finland. No one has the guts.

Y-day I obliviously walked all day around the city wearing pants with HUGE holes in the inner thigh and buttocks.

No one says a word.

And I DO have a tendancy of sitting with either my other leg elevated somewhere or both of my legs wide open.


lol

Somehow, I don't think the men of Finland mind. wink

lol Legs that look like black & white swiss cheese aren't THAT attractive..
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Reply #73 posted 04/16/10 5:08am

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CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?


That is absolutly horrible disbelief I hope this is not a person that you see regularly on the bus.
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Reply #74 posted 04/16/10 5:13am

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What an ass... Obviously someone doesnt know how to speak to a woman...rolleyes
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Reply #75 posted 04/16/10 5:24am

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haters gonna hate...
everyone's a fruit & nut case
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Reply #76 posted 04/16/10 5:54am

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I'm sorry, I think the dude was just being an asshole. I can't think of any way that term can be used as a compliment.

He's just an asshole, plain and simple.

Sorry he was an asshole to you, Carrie. sad
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Reply #77 posted 04/16/10 6:27am

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CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?



Yeah, okayyyyy Paris!
Kidding.

Thats lame Carrie. Don't even for TWO seconds let this fool getcha down or make you second guess yourself a BIT for one.

But to answer your question, the same thing I tell my kids all the time. Because they feel bad about themselves, and saying rude stuff to others is what they think will make them feel better. I also tell them the only reason anyone would wanna hate you is because they wanna be you.
I've reached in darkness and come out with treasure
I layed down with love and I woke up with lies
Whats it all worth only the heart can measure
It's not whats in the mirror but what's left inside
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Reply #78 posted 04/16/10 6:37am

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Low self-esteem. That's why people are rude.
I know it's not aurora borealis... that makes the sky this way.
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Reply #79 posted 04/16/10 6:38am

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CarrieMpls said:

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure I understand how THUNDER THIGHS is a compliment. lol



I love a woman with thunder thighs - makes me salivate. smile
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Reply #80 posted 04/16/10 6:45am

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Heiress said:

Low self-esteem. That's why people are rude.

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Reply #81 posted 04/16/10 6:59am

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TotalANXiousNESS said:

CarrieMpls said:

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So, I'm getting off the bus. And I'm wearing a dress that slits a bit up the front. It's not indecent, but it may have flashed a bit when I was standing up, no more than 3-4 inches above the knee.

The man sitting across from me says, right to me (though I wasn't looking), "those are some thunder thighs. damn!"

wtf? mad

It never would have even occurred to me to shout out "you're ugly and have no sense of style!". Why the hell do people think it's OK to insult perfect strangers?



Yeah, okayyyyy Paris!
Kidding.

Thats lame Carrie. Don't even for TWO seconds let this fool getcha down or make you second guess yourself a BIT for one.

But to answer your question, the same thing I tell my kids all the time. Because they feel bad about themselves, and saying rude stuff to others is what they think will make them feel better. I also tell them the only reason anyone would wanna hate you is because they wanna be you.


It actually made me cry. For a few minutes, anyway. I can’t help it, I’m sensitive. I can logically understand I shouldn’t let it bother me, but the reality is that it does, even if I can shrug it off 98% of the time.


But then I went for a run and had salad for dinner. So I suppose it was at least motivating
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Reply #82 posted 04/16/10 7:23am

CarrieLee

He obviously has a very, very small penis therefor needs to poke fun at other people to make him feel better.




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Reply #83 posted 04/16/10 7:30am

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CarrieMpls said:


It actually made me cry. For a few minutes, anyway.

sad This breaks my heart. You're beautiful, whether some prick on a bus thinks otherwise or was giving you a twisted compliment.
Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ
πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν
τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.”
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Reply #84 posted 04/16/10 7:32am

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CarrieMpls said:

It actually made me cry. For a few minutes, anyway. I can’t help it, I’m sensitive. I can logically understand I shouldn’t let it bother me, but the reality is that it does, even if I can shrug it off 98% of the time.


But then I went for a run and had salad for dinner. So I suppose it was at least motivating


geez...that's really the last thing you need to hear after all the progress you've made, but make no mistake, you are an attractive and stylish woman.
thumbs up!
everyone's a fruit & nut case
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Reply #85 posted 04/16/10 7:39am

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CarrieMpls said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:




Yeah, okayyyyy Paris!
Kidding.

Thats lame Carrie. Don't even for TWO seconds let this fool getcha down or make you second guess yourself a BIT for one.

But to answer your question, the same thing I tell my kids all the time. Because they feel bad about themselves, and saying rude stuff to others is what they think will make them feel better. I also tell them the only reason anyone would wanna hate you is because they wanna be you.


It actually made me cry. For a few minutes, anyway. I can’t help it, I’m sensitive. I can logically understand I shouldn’t let it bother me, but the reality is that it does, even if I can shrug it off 98% of the time.


But then I went for a run and had salad for dinner. So I suppose it was at least motivating


That's awful, but I can safely say I would have responded exactly the same way. sad
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Reply #86 posted 04/16/10 7:43am

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JustErin said:

CarrieMpls said:



It actually made me cry. For a few minutes, anyway. I can’t help it, I’m sensitive. I can logically understand I shouldn’t let it bother me, but the reality is that it does, even if I can shrug it off 98% of the time.


But then I went for a run and had salad for dinner. So I suppose it was at least motivating


That's awful, but I can safely say I would have responded exactly the same way. sad



Yup. Me too.

Your gorgeous Carrie. I just told you this the other day. Fuck that guy.
I've reached in darkness and come out with treasure
I layed down with love and I woke up with lies
Whats it all worth only the heart can measure
It's not whats in the mirror but what's left inside
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Reply #87 posted 04/16/10 7:44am

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JustErin said:

CarrieMpls said:



It actually made me cry. For a few minutes, anyway. I can’t help it, I’m sensitive. I can logically understand I shouldn’t let it bother me, but the reality is that it does, even if I can shrug it off 98% of the time.


But then I went for a run and had salad for dinner. So I suppose it was at least motivating


That's awful, but I can safely say I would have responded exactly the same way. sad


OMG This pisses me off even more. sad
Now I know I wish I'd been on that bus.
As much as I'm put off by them we might have had another bus assbeating video to post. FUCK. pissed
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Reply #88 posted 04/16/10 7:51am

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Thanks, you guys. It really is just like I said - I can rationalize it all I want (he’s a jerk, I’m attractive even if I am a fatty, etc.) and most of the time that wins out, but it still stings.

I think whistle hit the nail on the head, too. I lost 50 pounds last year and have maintained that for the last 5-ish months and most of the time I feel really good about that, but this is just a big reminder that it’s not enough.
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Reply #89 posted 04/16/10 8:17am

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CarrieMpls said:

Thanks, you guys. It really is just like I said - I can rationalize it all I want (he’s a jerk, I’m attractive even if I am a fatty, etc.) and most of the time that wins out, but it still stings.

I think whistle hit the nail on the head, too. I lost 50 pounds last year and have maintained that for the last 5-ish months and most of the time I feel really good about that, but this is just a big reminder that it’s not enough.


Well, maybe not for him...but who the fuck cares about him? Just remember that you're definitely just right for many others.
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