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Thread started 09/16/11 6:34am

FuzzyWitch

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shaking hands

this week at work i have had 2 attend a few meetings, where i am the only female

the initial meet n greet is always awkward 4 me as i loath shaking their hands mad

their sweaty, dirty, smelly boy hands ill

so i wear pants with pockets... even tho i dont particularly like pockets... and keep my hands in my pockets, which works most of the time smile

i wish i could say dont shake my had mate... but i cant confused

how do u feel about shaking hands and esp when the men go straight into the hand breaking extra tight hand shake that most men likt to do??????????????

[Edited 9/16/11 6:36am]

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Reply #1 posted 09/16/11 6:41am

MacDaddy

Hi, pleasure to meet you biggrin

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Reply #2 posted 09/16/11 6:56am

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Keeping your hands in your pockets when someone extends his hand to shake yours is insulting.

Not to mention the fact that a woman walking around with her hands in her pockets is just plain tacky.

And if you find their handshakes "hand breaking," you need to work on yours. You probably have one of those "limp fish" handshakes. disbelief

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Reply #3 posted 09/16/11 7:02am

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My boss was peeing against a pillar after work when this manager type of guy showed up to speak with him....my boss noticed him, he noticed my boss while my boss was holding his dick in one hand and his case in the other......finished peeing, shook his dick a little bit, pulled his zipper up and stretched out his hand to that dude who, out of a reflex and politeness, shook my boss´s hand. lol

Shaking hands is gross so I often carry a disinfectant with me cause you never know whether that other person just touched dirty dick or ass or poo or other gross stuff.

Gross peeps gross me out.

I've dated outside of my race and I discovered that Good Pussy is Good Pussy and Good Booty is Good Booty regardless of ethnicity...I don't have a Fetish for only Big White Tits, Big White Butts or Phat White Pussy.(chancellor) smile wise man !
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Reply #4 posted 09/16/11 7:04am

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MacDaddy said:

Hi, pleasure to meet you biggrin

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OUCH. That looks like it hurts. eek

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Reply #5 posted 09/16/11 7:18am

Militant

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I just give a dap. Or I'm sure to have one of these handy:

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Reply #6 posted 09/16/11 7:28am

Genesia

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RufusRawfield said:

My boss was peeing against a pillar after work when this manager type of guy showed up to speak with him....my boss noticed him, he noticed my boss while my boss was holding his dick in one hand and his case in the other......finished peeing, shook his dick a little bit, pulled his zipper up and stretched out his hand to that dude who, out of a reflex and politeness, shook my boss´s hand. lol

Shaking hands is gross so I often carry a disinfectant with me cause you never know whether that other person just touched dirty dick or ass or poo or other gross stuff.

Gross peeps gross me out.

Obviously, there are exceptions to every rule. lol

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Reply #7 posted 09/16/11 7:29am

DoffieParker

lol smelly boy hands, yea we all know those palms work overtime.. i feel same way about shaking hands with a bloke. i hate all that formal shit & think sometimes a smile/nod/wink is adequate greeting.

fuzzywitch, just hang on to your handbag & keep hands firmly in pockets!!

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Reply #8 posted 09/16/11 7:47am

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Well, I get my first impression of a man by their handshake. The overbearing tight grip tells me they have a confidence or inferiority complex and are making up for it by showing some initial form of over exertion to make a point that I really do not care about.

The "quick grip" that doesn't allow for a firm fitted shake tells me they are pretty much of the same fabric of the guy described above and want to keep an unspoken advantage over you for "whatever" reason.

The "limp grip" is the one I abhore to no end!! That tells me they are just that....LIMP!!! WEAK, SOFT A PUSHOVER!!

The finely inserted "thumbweb" 2 "thumbweb" handshake with a firm confident grip and shake is what shows me "this is a person I want on my team"!! Confidence abound! Disciplined in the ways of "Man-Laws" and the like!! LOL!!

Those who deny or do not offer up a shake.....well, they seem neurotic to me, obsessive compulsive or a germaphobe!

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Reply #9 posted 09/16/11 8:01am

Javi

I loathe the "hand breaking" handshake, it's a macho handshake. I tend not to like people who do it.

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Reply #10 posted 09/16/11 8:08am

Genesia

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DexMSR said:

Well, I get my first impression of a man by their handshake. The overbearing tight grip tells me they have a confidence or inferiority complex and are making up for it by showing some initial form of over exertion to make a point that I really do not care about.

The "quick grip" that doesn't allow for a firm fitted shake tells me they are pretty much of the same fabric of the guy described above and want to keep an unspoken advantage over you for "whatever" reason.

The "limp grip" is the one I abhore to no end!! That tells me they are just that....LIMP!!! WEAK, SOFT A PUSHOVER!!

The finely inserted "thumbweb" 2 "thumbweb" handshake with a firm confident grip and shake is what shows me "this is a person I want on my team"!! Confidence abound! Disciplined in the ways of "Man-Laws" and the like!! LOL!!

Those who deny or do not offer up a shake.....well, they seem neurotic to me, obsessive compulsive or a germaphobe!

thumbs up!

My businessman dad actually gave his four daughters "handshake lessons," because he thought there was nothing worse than a limp handshake - and wanted to make sure we were never guilty of it.

Make sure you enter with your briefcase (or anything else you're carrying) in your left hand, so your right is free. Stand your ground. Look the other person in the eye. Smile. Give a firm (but not bone-crushing) clasp. And break.

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Reply #11 posted 09/16/11 8:08am

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Genesia said:

Keeping your hands in your pockets when someone extends his hand to shake yours is insulting.

Not to mention the fact that a woman walking around with her hands in her pockets is just plain tacky.

And if you find their handshakes "hand breaking," you need to work on yours. You probably have one of those "limp fish" handshakes. disbelief

u aint a nice person at all ru.......u make me look like an angel.....disbelief .....Anything fuzzywitch posts ur in there having ago....ive got ur number!

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Reply #12 posted 09/16/11 8:11am

Genesia

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davetherave6767 said:

Genesia said:

Keeping your hands in your pockets when someone extends his hand to shake yours is insulting.

Not to mention the fact that a woman walking around with her hands in her pockets is just plain tacky.

And if you find their handshakes "hand breaking," you need to work on yours. You probably have one of those "limp fish" handshakes. disbelief

u aint a nice person at all ru.......u make me look like an angel.....disbelief .....Anything fuzzywitch posts ur in there having ago....ive got ur number!

Honey, I think everyone has your number - that number being --> wacky

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Reply #13 posted 09/16/11 8:18am

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Genesia said:

davetherave6767 said:

u aint a nice person at all ru.......u make me look like an angel.....disbelief .....Anything fuzzywitch posts ur in there having ago....ive got ur number!

Honey, I think everyone has your number - that number being --> wacky

Not every1.............nana

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Reply #14 posted 09/16/11 8:34am

Shorty

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I absolutely HATE it when a man shakes my hand "gently" because I'm a woman. Or they attempt that move where they somehow grab your fingers only and turn it as if in the old day where they might kiss the top of your hand. pissed ok...IF a fine gentleman were to actually kiss the top of my hand (NOT in a work enviroment!) that might be ok depending on the circumstances.

but at work...in a meeting or something of that matter......Just shake my fucking hand already! you don't have to crush my bones but you don't have to act like I'm made of thin glass either.

all this germaphobia too...makes me mental. hand sanatizer every minute...ugh! get over it already! give your body a germ or 2...it's OK, it may even make you stronger.

ok..I'm done.

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #15 posted 09/16/11 8:46am

Genesia

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Shorty said:

I absolutely HATE it when a man shakes my hand "gently" because I'm a woman. Or they attempt that move where they somehow grab your fingers only and turn it as if in the old day where they might kiss the top of your hand. pissed ok...IF a fine gentleman were to actually kiss the top of my hand (NOT in a work enviroment!) that might be ok depending on the circumstances.

but at work...in a meeting or something of that matter......Just shake my fucking hand already! you don't have to crush my bones but you don't have to act like I'm made of thin glass either.

all this germaphobia too...makes me mental. hand sanatizer every minute...ugh! get over it already! give your body a germ or 2...it's OK, it may even make you stronger.

ok..I'm done.

clapping lol

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Reply #16 posted 09/16/11 9:57am

peedub

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dogs walk around smelling each others' asses.

chimps pick each other's nits.

we shake hands. it's the one thing we've got that immediately let's a person know where they stand with another person.

to not shake a hand that's offered, or to take measures to avoid it, seems pretty disrespectful, to me...and communicates as much as your handshake might.

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Reply #17 posted 09/16/11 10:09am

vainandy

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I'm embarassed to shake hands with anyone right now because of a wart on one of my fingers. I thought it would go away and instead, it just grew bigger. I went to Walgreen's and got some kind of wart medicine to put on it and now I have two warts on that finger. Any advice on how to get rid of them?

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Reply #18 posted 09/16/11 10:20am

Rhyging

^ Cryotherapy should do the trick.

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Reply #19 posted 09/16/11 10:26am

Shorty

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vainandy said:

I'm embarassed to shake hands with anyone right now because of a wart on one of my fingers. I thought it would go away and instead, it just grew bigger. I went to Walgreen's and got some kind of wart medicine to put on it and now I have two warts on that finger. Any advice on how to get rid of them?

falloff I'm sorry. That's not funny but..it just struck me as funny. medicine to get rid of a wart actually multiplies it. lol

ok..I'm sorry again.

"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #20 posted 09/16/11 10:39am

sweething

does a simple bow of the head accompanied by a "pleased to meet you" work?

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Reply #21 posted 09/16/11 11:23am

myfavorite

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sooo, what are the added implications of grabbing an arm or sholder, or using both hands, or shakin and hugging??? geek

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Reply #22 posted 09/16/11 6:29pm

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When they extend their hand you could always say something to the effect of, "I'm just getting over a cold/cough and don't want you to get it." Extra points if you can get a fake cough in before introductions to strengthen your excuse. smile

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Reply #23 posted 09/16/11 6:43pm

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sometimes my hands are sweaty and it makes it very uncomfortable to shake hands, and of course it's rude not to if someone offers.

I prefer meeting women because they are less likely to shake your hand and more likely to give you a hug.

I am also a fan of bowing, I wish that tradition dominated. Maybe when China takes over pray

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Reply #24 posted 09/16/11 7:05pm

ZombieKitten

Keep some mustard sachets in your handbag, when someone offers you their hand, put mustard on your hand then shake. That's one less person who will shake your hand in future!

I keep mustard in my handbag to squirt at those hand cream people who chase me at the mall.
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Reply #25 posted 09/16/11 7:08pm

NDRU

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ZombieKitten said:

Keep some mustard sachets in your handbag, when someone offers you their hand, put mustard on your hand then shake. That's one less person who will shake your hand in future! I keep mustard in my handbag to squirt at those hand cream people who chase me at the mall.

I think maybe you're a genius!

What about throwing up in my hands?

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Reply #26 posted 09/16/11 7:10pm

ZombieKitten

NDRU said:



ZombieKitten said:


Keep some mustard sachets in your handbag, when someone offers you their hand, put mustard on your hand then shake. That's one less person who will shake your hand in future! I keep mustard in my handbag to squirt at those hand cream people who chase me at the mall.


I think maybe you're a genius!


What about throwing up in my hands?



:falloff:
I say good idea, however why not simply puke into THEIR hand when they extend it?
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Reply #27 posted 09/16/11 7:15pm

NDRU

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ZombieKitten said:

NDRU said:

I think maybe you're a genius!

What about throwing up in my hands?

falloff I say good idea, however why not simply puke into THEIR hand when they extend it?

and explain "that's how my people greet each other?"

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Reply #28 posted 09/16/11 7:16pm

Machaela

Genesia said:

DexMSR said:

Well, I get my first impression of a man by their handshake. The overbearing tight grip tells me they have a confidence or inferiority complex and are making up for it by showing some initial form of over exertion to make a point that I really do not care about.

The "quick grip" that doesn't allow for a firm fitted shake tells me they are pretty much of the same fabric of the guy described above and want to keep an unspoken advantage over you for "whatever" reason.

The "limp grip" is the one I abhore to no end!! That tells me they are just that....LIMP!!! WEAK, SOFT A PUSHOVER!!

The finely inserted "thumbweb" 2 "thumbweb" handshake with a firm confident grip and shake is what shows me "this is a person I want on my team"!! Confidence abound! Disciplined in the ways of "Man-Laws" and the like!! LOL!!

Those who deny or do not offer up a shake.....well, they seem neurotic to me, obsessive compulsive or a germaphobe!

thumbs up!

My businessman dad actually gave his four daughters "handshake lessons," because he thought there was nothing worse than a limp handshake - and wanted to make sure we were never guilty of it.

Make sure you enter with your briefcase (or anything else you're carrying) in your left hand, so your right is free. Stand your ground. Look the other person in the eye. Smile. Give a firm (but not bone-crushing) clasp. And break.

My Dad did too biggrin and I am still greatful for it !

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Reply #29 posted 09/16/11 7:17pm

Machaela

Shorty said:

I absolutely HATE it when a man shakes my hand "gently" because I'm a woman. Or they attempt that move where they somehow grab your fingers only and turn it as if in the old day where they might kiss the top of your hand. pissed ok...IF a fine gentleman were to actually kiss the top of my hand (NOT in a work enviroment!) that might be ok depending on the circumstances.

but at work...in a meeting or something of that matter......Just shake my fucking hand already! you don't have to crush my bones but you don't have to act like I'm made of thin glass either.

all this germaphobia too...makes me mental. hand sanatizer every minute...ugh! get over it already! give your body a germ or 2...it's OK, it may even make you stronger.

ok..I'm done.

woot!

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