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| jules9 |
It was the one thing that ever really got me into trouble with Daddy.... We did so well working on it, but it seems like I am loosing it again!!!
Now there are people who troll on here who make me laugh out loud, they are funny, witty and generally stir things up without insulting anyone.
Lately though I seem to be seeing people who really piss me off. Not that they have tended to upset me specifically - I'm rather thick skinned for one so soft and smooth 
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It's one of those things, hit me - I'll probably laugh at you and walk away. Hit one of my friends or family, and you'll have 17stone of angry redhead looking for trouble heading your way.
I suppose to me IC is my kinky family, it's a place that I can simply be me and know that I'll be accepted. Sure not everyone will like me, heck, I won't like everyone, but I can and do respect them. I hope that most people are decent and can show respect in the same way.
I can't stand it when people are disrespectful, or as in so many cases lately, just downright rude.
Shopping in ASDA, I'll always stand back and politely let people walk through a gap first, but I expect my display of manners to be returned. If I don't receive a thank you, I'm the woman sarcastically bellowing "you're welcome" after them...
Maybe I need to take some time and re-evaluate. Maybe my "feisty" is becoming "grumpy"... Maybe, just maybe, patience is a virtue - which I do not possess. 
| 19 Sep 09, 9:33 PM Daddisliloutlaw UK(M), 3 yrs  |
It's like reading about myself :D haha x
Punch drunk, braindead, down on the floor, back on my knees you got me beggin' for more | |
| 19 Sep 09, 9:38 PM Painpet UK(CB), 3 yrs |
Patience is not a virtue of mine either but I'm sure we possess lots of other more lovelier things to compensate. My patience or lack of it has got me into lots of trouble in the past but I can't change no matter how I try so I give up and accept
I agree on the manners but sometimes people catch you on the raw and it makes it incredibly hard to be polite when all you want to do is hammer some sense into them or a little politeness on their part I have found the longer I have done my job the more impatient I have become and yesterday I had to really bite my tongue at a womans rudeness, it really is getting to the stage I will quite easily snap and send someone from my premises it really has got that bad there is only so much a person can take lol | |
| 20 Sep 09, 7:48 AM MisterBear UK(WA), 8 yrs  |
Do you use the Widnes ASDA? I don't bother with the sarcasm, the more it happens to me the more I just want to get what I came for and get the hell out of there. But then I always get the checkout where someone has the item that won't scan or is trying to use a voucher that isn't recognised by the system or various other things like that where the operator can't just finish with them and send them down to customer services to sort out. And then I will get cut up trying to get away from the checkouts by someone who will stop and rearrange the entire contents of their handbag and will then have to queue at the exit to get out because another woman has stopped in the middle of the door way to rearrange her handbag also. And the amount of people that don't follow supermarket etiquette and fail to put the next customer stand after their shopping is amazing. Supermarkets (and not just ASDA) should educate their customers in proper etiquette. Ahhh it's been a while since I've done a supermarket rant, it's like I'd never left here. |
