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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Matt » Sat Feb 11, 2012 9:16 pm

if i saw someone stealing food, I wouldn't do anything.
If I saw someone stealing something else, I'ds probably sneak up behind them and say: "Don't forget to pay for that" just to f*** with them.

Have you ever dinged someone's car door and left without leaving a note?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby gardengirl13 » Mon Feb 13, 2012 10:26 am

We saw a guy in home depot trying to steal a very expensive paint brush, he hid it under a board on the lady scanning his items. First a bit of back story, he came about 6" from hitting me with this board and then cut me off to get in line ahead of us. he kept moving the board just right so the cashier didn't see it. My husband piped up and said, of don't forget that brush there, very politely. He glared back at us like he wanted to hit my husband, who just nicely smiled at the cashier. He yelled to my husband "it's not my fault she didn't see it, it's hers!" My husband said something about how if he didn't try so hard to hide it she would have seen it and that he could have put it on top of the board to make sure she scanned it. He again yelled that it was her fault not his paid then stormed out. The lady said thank you about 10 times.

Never dinged a car, if I did and it was noticeable I'd leave a note, if no trace was left, then no. I've had this happen to me three times, 2 times with no note, once someone came into an angled parking going the wrong way and did a ton of damage, he left a note! I can't believe he did. Good thing too since the repair cost almost a grand, and this was in 1998, luckily in CA where they DON'T have no fault, which was a bonus!
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Kelly » Mon Feb 13, 2012 3:31 pm

40 lashes with a wet noodle. Do you have a question for the class, garden girl?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby gardengirl13 » Tue Feb 14, 2012 10:23 am

Oh forgot my question!

Less personal in these ways, but still a personal choice...

coke or pepsi?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Matt » Fri Feb 24, 2012 4:21 pm

Pepsi... specifically Max or diet with wild cherry.

Have you ever left a restaurant without leaving a tip?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Kelly » Sun Apr 01, 2012 12:32 pm

Nope. Not ever.

Ever lie about your age? And in what context?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby ApproachingLight » Fri Jun 15, 2012 8:03 am

Once the service was so so bad. We're talking 20-25 minutes to orders, 2 1/2 hours to eat. Couldn't find the waiter for periods of time. Order screwed up. Not good.

What is that saying. Tip. "To insure promptness."
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Matt » Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:23 am

I lie about my age all the time. Am I 28 or 34? Only my mom knows for sure.
Have you ever door dinged someone's car and took off without leaving a note (or giving a shit)?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Kelly » Fri Jun 15, 2012 11:03 am

Matt wrote:Have you ever dinged someone's car door and left without leaving a note?

Matt wrote:Have you ever door dinged someone's car and took off without leaving a note (or giving a shit)?

Are you on a manhunt? You asked the same thing a while back! Adding the part about not giving a shit does not make it a new question.
Got an original question?

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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Matt » Fri Jun 15, 2012 1:23 pm

Are you memorizing all these questions?

How about this... Have you ever went right up to member of the opposite sex, that you have never met before, and asked them on a date?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby ApproachingLight » Sat Jun 16, 2012 12:31 am

Kelly....LOL. That was good.

Aside. Came out of Home Depot once. Guy in a huge pickup truck was parked next to me on his cell phone. The guy had his driver side door open, his foot pressed on his door arm rest to keep it open. Was cranking the door open against my car. I stood there next to him, dent in my car, him on the phone. He could not give a damn.
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Matt » Sun Jun 17, 2012 3:00 pm

and did you beat his ass in?
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby ApproachingLight » Sun Jun 17, 2012 9:45 pm

I think I was in kinda shock. Like, who would do that?
He couldn't give a darn. Family told me I should have called the police. I probably should have been more confrontational. Those types know no other way.
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Re: Hey - that's kind of personal, isn't it?!

Postby Kelly » Thu Apr 18, 2013 9:39 am

Matt wrote:How about this... Have you ever went right up to member of the opposite sex, that you have never met before, and asked them on a date?


Yes. Right after they read the note I left on their car telling them that I dinged their car door.

Kidding. No I have not - but that's only because I'm married. And before I was married, good girls didn't do that. You know Victorian Era etiquette or something like that.

If you answer, don't forget to pose the next question....


Have you ever been drunk at work?
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