What is the weirdest/dirtiest thing anybody has ever said to you?
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
Gangstress · 41-45, F
@DeWayfarer i always say hello to people 😅
Actualla lots of women say hello around here
Im like hiya every two mins walking down the road lol
I figured people are morning people
Actualla lots of women say hello around here
Im like hiya every two mins walking down the road lol
I figured people are morning people
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Gangstress it's sort of a rare thing here even among acquaintances. One girl, regularly, I have to say hello to her, before she even remembers me.
She says she has problems remembering peoples faces. Very talkative once started, though the conversations are very repetitive.
She doesn't remember we had the same conversation before.
She says she has problems remembering peoples faces. Very talkative once started, though the conversations are very repetitive.
She doesn't remember we had the same conversation before.
Gangstress · 41-45, F
@DeWayfarer yeh i dont get how you lot meet people tbh
Its polite to say hello to passerbys regardless of your sex lol
Its polite to say hello to passerbys regardless of your sex lol
DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@Gangstress it's a very different world since COVID. Some are still wearing masks. 😞
Not a lot, yet it's very noticable. People are afraid of meeting others. So drive through places are popular for everything. And most do drive.
Always have been on that. Yet they at least were willing to get out of the vehicle.
Don't know if that will ever change. It makes it easier on big business.
Ha! Most of my veterans meetings are virtual. Either phone call interviews or video conferences. And some even have their own sound turned off on the video conferences. So you only hear the main speaker talking. The speaker has to repeat the question to answer it.
Not a lot, yet it's very noticable. People are afraid of meeting others. So drive through places are popular for everything. And most do drive.
Always have been on that. Yet they at least were willing to get out of the vehicle.
Don't know if that will ever change. It makes it easier on big business.
Ha! Most of my veterans meetings are virtual. Either phone call interviews or video conferences. And some even have their own sound turned off on the video conferences. So you only hear the main speaker talking. The speaker has to repeat the question to answer it.