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Topic: What Do You Consider Rude?
Ladylid2012's photo
Sun 11/22/09 01:38 PM

Everyone has their own idea of what is rude...is it one who doesn't
say hi back, cut you off in traffic, slams doors, talks on their cell
phone in front of you in the grocery check out line...
What do you think being rude is?

chickayoshi's photo
Sun 11/22/09 01:41 PM
The cell phone thing does bother me. Mainly when it is a customer wanting to order food. They yack on their phone while ordering. So rude. If they come back complaining that their order is wrong, whose fault is that?

catseyes1's photo
Sun 11/22/09 01:42 PM
When someone in steps on your foot or bumps into you without apologizing. frustrated

Gator76's photo
Sun 11/22/09 01:49 PM
It can take on so many manifestations...but it always starts simply as disregard for anyone other than yourself. :wink:

Cutiepieforyou's photo
Sun 11/22/09 01:49 PM
The person who cuts me off while driving is definately being rude at leastgrumble

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Sun 11/22/09 01:54 PM
Cutting me off in traffic and not even attempting to catch up to the speed limit! Also people in the checkout counter talking on their cell phones ignoring the cashier. grumble

Quietman_2009's photo
Sun 11/22/09 01:55 PM
spittin tobacco on the carpet


no reach around is pretty rude too

Sneaksintoyourheart's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:00 PM
i think it would be for me is liars an well never mind i won't say what i really thinking :angel:

Quietman_2009's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:00 PM
cell phones

my pet peeve is cell phones in public

especially restaurants

I go stand beside em and listen in and make comments about their conversation

and they say "excuse me but this is a private call"

and I tell em "nope its not. private is at home. this is public"

MelodyGirl's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:07 PM
I agree with all the other replies, but a more specific example on Mingle is when someone gives a quoted compliment or greeting to another member and the OP ignores the gesture.

I see OP's who post a topic give "special" efforts to some who participate but not to others.

A general comment does not warrant a personal reply necessarily, but when a member is trying to give someone a quoted reply in kind, I think it's rude if the other person doesn't at least acknowledge the effort. Shoot, even a :thumbsup: or a winking will do, right? tongue2

I think a lot of that comes with the cliques and "freeze outs" we see on social sites. sad2

Just my ramblings ... :angel:

misstina2's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:07 PM
people that have no compassion for others

Quietman_2009's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:11 PM

I agree with all the other replies, but a more specific example on Mingle is when someone gives a quoted compliment or greeting to another member and the OP ignores the gesture.

I see OP's who post a topic give "special" efforts to some who participate but not to others.

A general comment does not warrant a personal reply necessarily, but when a member is trying to give someone a quoted reply in kind, I think it's rude if the other person doesn't at least acknowledge the effort. Shoot, even a :thumbsup: or a winking will do, right? tongue2

I think a lot of that comes with the cliques and "freeze outs" we see on social sites. sad2

Just my ramblings ... :angel:



I'm guilty of that sometimes

but its cause I just post something and then wander off

and when I come back its gone off the recent and I dont get to say thanks

MelodyGirl's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:13 PM

cell phones

my pet peeve is cell phones in public

especially restaurants

I go stand beside em and listen in and make comments about their conversation

and they say "excuse me but this is a private call"

and I tell em "nope its not. private is at home. this is public"


rofl I can visualize that too! winking I think a lot of people who “fluff up” on cell phone calls are trying to draw attention to make themselves look important. If it’s that personal -- take it outside or wait until you are NOT in public? whoa

This carries in the OPPOSITE example for people who do not give other's their personal space in ATM lines or at a cash register.

When I am conducting a financial transaction, and someone is on my shoulder, I always say, "Can you please give me a little personal space?" slaphead

MelodyGirl's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:14 PM


I agree with all the other replies, but a more specific example on Mingle is when someone gives a quoted compliment or greeting to another member and the OP ignores the gesture.

I see OP's who post a topic give "special" efforts to some who participate but not to others.

A general comment does not warrant a personal reply necessarily, but when a member is trying to give someone a quoted reply in kind, I think it's rude if the other person doesn't at least acknowledge the effort. Shoot, even a :thumbsup: or a winking will do, right? tongue2

I think a lot of that comes with the cliques and "freeze outs" we see on social sites. sad2

Just my ramblings ... :angel:



I'm guilty of that sometimes

but its cause I just post something and then wander off

and when I come back its gone off the recent and I dont get to say thanks


You are probably the last person I had in mind when I was typing. You are very social and polite! Funny as hell too! :thumbsup:

Quietman_2009's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:17 PM
nothing says "I'm important" like a person on a cell phone saying "I'm important"



ATM lines. I hate the people who get money and then take their time putting away their card and their money into their purse/wallet and slowly clicking the seat belt and the FINALLY driving off

I get my money and then pull up for the person behind me and THEN put away my card and my money and click the seat belt

Goofball73's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:20 PM
Rude? Hmmmmmmmmm.


1. Taking the time to write an email and not get any kind of response is rude.

2. Cell Phones. I am really over it. It is normal and people just need to shut the hell up about it. Cell phones are a part of our lives. If they want to talk, then let em. However.......

3. Cell Phones in a movie theater. Turn the damn things off. I didn't pay my money to hear you on your phone. Or hear it beep when you get a text message. And I sure as heck do not wanna see you backlight on while I am enjoying my movie.

4. Pants down below the a$$. Pull the f*ckin things up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!frustrated frustrated frustrated laugh laugh laugh

MelodyGirl's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:22 PM
Edited by MelodyGirl on Sun 11/22/09 02:23 PM

nothing says "I'm important" like a person on a cell phone saying "I'm important"



ATM lines. I hate the people who get money and then take their time putting away their card and their money into their purse/wallet and slowly clicking the seat belt and the FINALLY driving off

I get my money and then pull up for the person behind me and THEN put away my card and my money and click the seat belt


Oh, yeah, when in your car that is the politest thing to do. You are protected from would-be thieves.

If I'm in a vestibule ATM or at a register, I do like to put my money and card in my purse before I leave that area so it's not in my hand as I walk in the parking lot.

I don't "organize" it though. I shove in, zip it up, and move on. Hmm, not unlike some men! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

Ladylid2012's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:23 PM

I agree with all the other replies, but a more specific example on Mingle is when someone gives a quoted compliment or greeting to another member and the OP ignores the gesture.

I see OP's who post a topic give "special" efforts to some who participate but not to others.

A general comment does not warrant a personal reply necessarily, but when a member is trying to give someone a quoted reply in kind, I think it's rude if the other person doesn't at least acknowledge the effort. Shoot, even a :thumbsup: or a winking will do, right? tongue2

I think a lot of that comes with the cliques and "freeze outs" we see on social sites. sad2

Just my ramblings ... :angel:



ok, ok Melody, I get the hint. laugh slaphead

I'm cooking for a house full of teenagers..I got busy, I had to go pee, I didn't come back and tend to my thread..

PATSFAN's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:23 PM
None of F'n business. That may be considered rudelaugh

Quietman_2009's photo
Sun 11/22/09 02:24 PM
Edited by Quietman_2009 on Sun 11/22/09 02:24 PM
hahaha not me

I can pull $200, fold it, and pocket it in one motion. takes 1.5 seconds

I've had people run up at me right when the money comes out and try to grab it

they got a face full of ATM machine for it but its happened

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