If I hold the door open for you
- TheoSqua
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Re: If I hold the door open for you
This happened to me last night. I was holding the door open for someone I know, not well obviously but still know her, and she didn't even aknowlege my presence, just kept walking. what's up with that? I suddenly think less of her.
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Faceman
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Re: If I hold the door open for you
Wow - good to see I'm not alone here.
The worst is when the perpetrator is on their cell phone (handsfree of course) and just keep talking. That drives me absolutely bananas.
I've said the sarcastic "you're welcome" and also just glared right at them as they go through. Those are my only retorts.
Snayke, maybe there is hope for us.
The worst is when the perpetrator is on their cell phone (handsfree of course) and just keep talking. That drives me absolutely bananas.
I've said the sarcastic "you're welcome" and also just glared right at them as they go through. Those are my only retorts.
Snayke, maybe there is hope for us.
- AdmiralKird
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Re: If I hold the door open for you
Its more fun if you open the door, look like you're going to hold it open for some nice little lady, then run inside and push it closed as fast as you can. And then proceed to make faces as if you were 9.
(works best on glass doors)
(works best on glass doors)
