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originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
As far as the OP, did you just ask once? When I get hit on I just decline, they say okay, it's the end, no harm no foul. The creepy ones are the ones that won't take no for an answer and try to talk you into it after you've said no.
originally posted by: KansasGirl
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
As far as the OP, did you just ask once? When I get hit on I just decline, they say okay, it's the end, no harm no foul. The creepy ones are the ones that won't take no for an answer and try to talk you into it after you've said no.
Yeah when that happens, you just know those guys are the ones who would take you back to their place and you'd walk in and the whole place would be stuffed to the gills with dolls or something.
But with our fine specimen OP here, even if he did just ask once- he's a total stranger asking a girl to "hang out" after she gets off work. All she knows about him is that he buys beer at 10:50pm by himself at Trader Joe's.
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: KansasGirl
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
As far as the OP, did you just ask once? When I get hit on I just decline, they say okay, it's the end, no harm no foul. The creepy ones are the ones that won't take no for an answer and try to talk you into it after you've said no.
Yeah when that happens, you just know those guys are the ones who would take you back to their place and you'd walk in and the whole place would be stuffed to the gills with dolls or something.
But with our fine specimen OP here, even if he did just ask once- he's a total stranger asking a girl to "hang out" after she gets off work. All she knows about him is that he buys beer at 10:50pm by himself at Trader Joe's.
If they don't respect the first thing I tell them "no thanks" then they don't respect me, they won't respect me, and I got no time in my life for anyone who won't listen to or believe the words coming out of my mouth. That's the way I see it.
originally posted by: chiefsmom
a reply to: KansasGirl
Ok, I get it if she was a bit creeped out. But I honestly don't by the OP saying it the way he did, I believe he probably asked nice.
But even if he didn't.
To get him banned from the store?
Stupid.
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
Man I don't understand this. We visited an old antique store once and the lady behind the counter wanted to "hold" my purse. I asked her if she seriously believed I would hand my purse over to a random stranger in exchange for the privilege of shopping in that store? We left. I'm not handing some rando my purse with personal and business cards with tens of thousands of dollars in credit line, multiple IDs, and prescription medication in it. Oh, and cash!
As far as the OP, did you just ask once? When I get hit on I just decline, they say okay, it's the end, no harm no foul. The creepy ones are the ones that won't take no for an answer and try to talk you into it after you've said no.
Man I don't understand this. We visited an old antique store once and the lady behind the counter wanted to "hold" my purse. I asked her if she seriously believed I would hand my purse over to a random stranger in exchange for the privilege of shopping in that store? We left.
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: skunkape23
Was she 16 ? I have a feeling there is more to the story.
originally posted by: zazzafrazz
originally posted by: Justso
a reply to: skunkape23
It all makes sense now. You really grossed her out. Time to look in the mirror.
I can't imagine why a gal would be grossed out at some lame request to go on a date when she's on her feet all day dealing with annoying customers, being paid to do check out of goods.
How dare she be reviled at being treated like a piece of ass on display for some stranger to think he is entitled to ask her out after buying fish sauce for his hairy backed side piece.
Old fashioned gentleman just can't win anymore.
Feminists are killing the country.
originally posted by: Baddogma
YEah, nothing sexier than being on display in public, in a subservient position, subject to hit and run affections from any transient in the vicinity.
As someone who had to man a cash register for an embarrassing couple of months, my sympathies do not align with the rutting ape in our story... no offense.
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
Man I don't understand this. We visited an old antique store once and the lady behind the counter wanted to "hold" my purse. I asked her if she seriously believed I would hand my purse over to a random stranger in exchange for the privilege of shopping in that store? We left. I'm not handing some rando my purse with personal and business cards with tens of thousands of dollars in credit line, multiple IDs, and prescription medication in it. Oh, and cash!
As far as the OP, did you just ask once? When I get hit on I just decline, they say okay, it's the end, no harm no foul. The creepy ones are the ones that won't take no for an answer and try to talk you into it after you've said no.
originally posted by: KansasGirl
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
As far as the OP, did you just ask once? When I get hit on I just decline, they say okay, it's the end, no harm no foul. The creepy ones are the ones that won't take no for an answer and try to talk you into it after you've said no.
Yeah when that happens, you just know those guys are the ones who would take you back to their place and you'd walk in and the whole place would be stuffed to the gills with dolls or something.
But with our fine specimen OP here, even if he did just ask once- he's a total stranger asking a girl to "hang out" after she gets off work. All she knows about him is that he buys beer at 10:50pm by himself at Trader Joe's.
originally posted by: 3n19m470
originally posted by: KansasGirl
originally posted by: Ameilia
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Baddogma
He's a good 'un for the laughs and ATS needs them a lot more than the bickering.
I was kicked out of the Tate museum this year because my backpack was 'too big.' It's about 10 litres and they have 1000 square feet of floorspace and had about 5 visitors. I could have handed it in, but some rules are too silly to respect.
As far as the OP, did you just ask once? When I get hit on I just decline, they say okay, it's the end, no harm no foul. The creepy ones are the ones that won't take no for an answer and try to talk you into it after you've said no.
Yeah when that happens, you just know those guys are the ones who would take you back to their place and you'd walk in and the whole place would be stuffed to the gills with dolls or something.
But with our fine specimen OP here, even if he did just ask once- he's a total stranger asking a girl to "hang out" after she gets off work. All she knows about him is that he buys beer at 10:50pm by himself at Trader Joe's.
You dont know that. He seems to be a regular. They probably met before.