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I don't know if this is habit peculiar to UK men, but why do they feel the urge to wind their windows down and shout comments as they drive past women pedestrians? What do they get out of it? :confused:

I've no idea whether the remarks are intended as insults or compliments (although one guy today did follow his shout with a universal gesture) as it's difficult to hear precise diction when it flies past you at x miles an hour. Baffling...

My partner does this, but he does it to ANY Pedestrian, and he usually yells chicken noises.

I don't know why...I think there's something off in his head :p
 
My partner does this, but he does it to ANY Pedestrian, and he usually yells chicken noises.

I don't know why...I think there's something off in his head :p

Oh, I can appreciate the joke ones - a guy I know used to sound his horn and wave at strangers as he drove past, laughing at the puzzled looks on their faces and the occasional automatic wave back. If I was in the car with him, I'd duck down in my seat out of embarrassment. He got away with it until he got stuck at a set of traffic lights once and his 'victim' walked up to the car to talk to him about it!!

But one of the guys yesterday gestured out of his window as well as shouting. That was unpleasant, and not remotely funny.
 
Oh, I can appreciate the joke ones - a guy I know used to sound his horn and wave at strangers as he drove past, laughing at the puzzled looks on their faces and the occasional automatic wave back. If I was in the car with him, I'd duck down in my seat out of embarrassment. He got away with it until he got stuck at a set of traffic lights once and his 'victim' walked up to the car to talk to him about it!!

But one of the guys yesterday gestured out of his window as well as shouting. That was unpleasant, and not remotely funny.

Well, I heard that guy woke up to his Monday hung over with a horrible case of hemmroids, puss filled hang nails, and gout.

:rose:
 
Ok so somebody should totally come over to my house, rip the roof off because you're 80' tall, and carry me off to your lair(???) to be used as the recipient of your warm-hearted sadism, to be kept in possibly something akin to a hamster cage, and to be used as prey for various vore-y ends.

I'll have cupcakes ready for you when you get here and the collar will be on already so you don't have to fumble with it.
 
The woman sitting next to me in the coffee shop at lunchtime was chatting on her phone, holding it tightly against one ear whilst putting her finger in the other. I presume this meant that she didn't realise exactly how loudly she was speaking.

Consequently the rest of us were being regaled with an in-depth description of her ongoing gynae problems, with particular reference to the detrimental effect they were having with her sex life with hubby.

:eek:
 
I've now watched the first six episodes of "The Walking Dead" on our Chromecast. How did I miss this when it started?
 
I've now watched the first six episodes of "The Walking Dead" on our Chromecast. How did I miss this when it started?

And I thought our house was late to the party.
There are two shows we pay full price to have the dvds as soon as they are released and TWD is one of them.
It is so hard to avoid spoilers for a whole season waiting for the DVD release.
 
they say the Buffalo are running-- running-- away from Yellowstone.

Well shit.

*pops a zanax
 
OMGSUPERVOLCANO! Gimme some of your drugs.

I'll take a xanax, but not because apocalypse.

http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/observatories/yvo/
yes-- I get a kick out of the survivalists who are gleefully predicting the end of the world as we know it and global cataclysm. it will be a shame when Alcoa is buried unto the magma-- who will make their tinfoil hats then?

In unrelated news: snow. It feels personal, almost.

(((hugs)))
 
I got to the advanced age of 30 before finding out that Tucson actually is the correct spelling. Better late than never?
 
So, it happened. My oldest got her permit. I am not old enough to be the mother of a child with a learners permit.:eek:

I need a drink.
 
I got to the advanced age of 30 before finding out that Tucson actually is the correct spelling. Better late than never?

If it makes you feel better, I'm actually FROM Arizona (and have family members associated with UofA), and the only reason i remember how to spell is that I intentionally mispronounce it as Tuck-Son in my head when I'm writing it.
 
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