Originally posted by Wilmslow
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostNext time say nothing, but give him a cold hard stare. Do NOT break his gaze until he looks away.
I find that people looking for trouble find it most frustrating when they don't get a response.
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Originally posted by chopper View PostThey used to write their own material, you know. Some of it was Cannon's, but most of it was Balls.
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Originally posted by Wilmslow View Post
What would Gricerboy have done?
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Next time say nothing, but give him a cold hard stare. Do NOT break his gaze until he looks away.
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Train Rage!
Was on the usual hour long train this morning – it was 2 cars instead of the usual 4.
Pleasant journey – usual 2 minutes before we arrive some of us stand up and line up to the doorway.
Now, it was a busy train, most seats taken. There was a guy at the top by the door with a whole row to himself. Yet, he was elbows and arms into me being a pain and said I was boxing him in. I pointed out politely that I was just queuing in the aisle to get off so he rants again. I told him to have a coffee. He told me to read a book. I asked him for a suggestion – he used F’s and C word. Nice guy…. Anyway, as I was leaving I bid him a very nice day and suggested he may with to read the DI Nixon series as a way of enhancing his vocabulary. Not a word back….
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