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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant" Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying " Do you go to pubs, clubs concerts, restaurants, cafes or anywhere to socialise? Bo you catch trains coaches or buses? Do you go to other shops other than supermarkets? If you do then you will realise that social distance is finished and nobody has to follow the rules anymore. Perhaps you'd better just never go anywhere again. | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying Do you go to pubs, clubs concerts, restaurants, cafes or anywhere to socialise? Bo you catch trains coaches or buses? Do you go to other shops other than supermarkets? If you do then you will realise that social distance is finished and nobody has to follow the rules anymore. Perhaps you'd better just never go anywhere again. " Or perhaps he has the right to turn round and ask them to take a fucking step back like I'd do. | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." That instance is absolute knackers. | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." Utter shite! | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." I think you are a little wide of the mark here. Perhaps you mean the Public Order Act. | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying Do you go to pubs, clubs concerts, restaurants, cafes or anywhere to socialise? Bo you catch trains coaches or buses? Do you go to other shops other than supermarkets? If you do then you will realise that social distance is finished and nobody has to follow the rules anymore. Perhaps you'd better just never go anywhere again. Or perhaps he has the right to turn round and ask them to take a fucking step back like I'd do. " And the other person would be well within their rights to politely request that you go fuck yourself! Or possibly you’d end up charged as the other person to considerable offence to your foolish order | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." Hahahaha try that in a police station and they'll laugh all night long | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying Do you go to pubs, clubs concerts, restaurants, cafes or anywhere to socialise? Bo you catch trains coaches or buses? Do you go to other shops other than supermarkets? If you do then you will realise that social distance is finished and nobody has to follow the rules anymore. Perhaps you'd better just never go anywhere again. Or perhaps he has the right to turn round and ask them to take a fucking step back like I'd do. And the other person would be well within their rights to politely request that you go fuck yourself! Or possibly you’d end up charged as the other person to considerable offence to your foolish order" Absolutely | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." No. Not accurate at all. | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." I have heard it all now. Lol | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." Nope.. Breach of the peace refers to the queen's peace, nothing to do with how you feel. And it's in relation to threats of damage and harm, not feelings. | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged. No. Not accurate at all. " Perhaps not but a top of the voice yell to not stand so close has always worked for me even before covid, best was when the brush shaft under my arm accidentally hit someone in the balls and I apologised saying I didn't realise it was 2m long and to be fair the victim nearly wet himself laughing and apologised. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin" So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin" So were you socially distancing in the room with the other couple? | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Great answer Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying " great answer  | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Great answer Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying great answer "Thank you. Tbf, sounds like hypocrisy at it's best | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? " Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying Do you go to pubs, clubs concerts, restaurants, cafes or anywhere to socialise? Bo you catch trains coaches or buses? Do you go to other shops other than supermarkets? If you do then you will realise that social distance is finished and nobody has to follow the rules anymore. Perhaps you'd better just never go anywhere again. Or perhaps he has the right to turn round and ask them to take a fucking step back like I'd do. Having the right to ask people is one thing but expecting people to automatically be making allowances to suit you is naive to say the least, because people won’t. They don’t have to. No one walks around wondering if the person next to them wants or needs them to keep a certain distance. Rant on here as much as you want, it will get you nowhere. Real life is what you have to deal with, like it or not. " | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged. No. Not accurate at all. Perhaps not but a top of the voice yell to not stand so close has always worked for me even before covid, best was when the brush shaft under my arm accidentally hit someone in the balls and I apologised saying I didn't realise it was 2m long and to be fair the victim nearly wet himself laughing and apologised. " I'm not sure if I'm detecting sarcasm in your "accidentally hitting someone in the balls with a brush shaft". It sounds more like you quite possibly assaulted him intentionally, rather than asking him to give you space politely. If that's the case, then you calling him a "victim" says it all!!!  
Well done you  . Give yourself a pat on the shoulder 
What the fuck happened to common courtesy before resorting to childish playground behaviour and intimidation and bullying tactics?!
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. " You are well within your rights to maintain a distance of 2m from others you are not within your rights to tell others where they should be, hit them with a stick, etc. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. " You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier  | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier "This is a really strange response There is such a thing as personal space If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged." I don't think the police gonna be interested with someone calling them because somebody got too close and secondly it is a civil offence not a criminal one. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. " At some random stranger also has The choice as where they stand, you could always remove yourself from the situation if you are not comfortable. Is not for others to ensure you are constantly comfortable it is for you to do that. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back"Or you could move. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move. "If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them"But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga. Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage? | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Go and hide back under your bed you tragic man. " Hell, Bill Gates has more or less said its all over and he's been the leading 'health expert' throughout this pandemic.  | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. I definitely appreciate that but pointless shouting about social distancing then extremely close contact with others. Just saying Nothing to do with Covid, some people have bad breath some obviously don't know what soap is, dirty bastards." So you are totally swerving you original post and stating its nothing to do with covid? Good deflection | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. I definitely appreciate that but pointless shouting about social distancing then extremely close contact with others. Just saying Nothing to do with Covid, some people have bad breath some obviously don't know what soap is, dirty bastards." Why would you brush your teeth with soap? | |||
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"Sadly we are back to people coming close to you, but there is no requirement anymore for people to give anyone a wide berth. Funnily enough though , doing my shopping this week I noticed that a lot of people were still standing away from others or waiting until they have moved out of the way , whether that was by design or them forgetting that you don't have to I don't know...but it was very welcome on my part.." Are you sure you didn’t just have BO. | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant" Can I ask what you did before covid did it bother you so much then?? I am isolating (runny nose nothing else) the now tested positive last Thursday had been out the Saturday before with a few guys some of which hadn't seen each for 20 odd years and have something already arranged for a few months to go out again and wouldn't miss it for anything, we need to start living again, I have more years behind than in front of me and I'm dam sure I'm going to make the most of them while I'm here, I understand some are scared and may sound selfish but it's up to you as I'm sorry to say you are in the minority now so if someone's to close move away like you did 2 years ago and let everyone else get on with their life's. | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying " You have made many assumptions. Yes, I'm on a sex site. My quantity of verifications speaks for how many people I've actually met. | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying Do you go to pubs, clubs concerts, restaurants, cafes or anywhere to socialise? Bo you catch trains coaches or buses? Do you go to other shops other than supermarkets? If you do then you will realise that social distance is finished and nobody has to follow the rules anymore. Perhaps you'd better just never go anywhere again. Or perhaps he has the right to turn round and ask them to take a fucking step back like I'd do. " | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage? "I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched! | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched! "I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable" There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you. Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places. Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread! The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle! It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries. Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously! In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people. | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant Strange!!!! You'd expect others to form an orderly queue in Lidl but you're on a sex site prepared to meet people which I'm assuming you won't want to wear a mask or keep social distancing from you. Just saying You have made many assumptions. Yes, I'm on a sex site. My quantity of verifications speaks for how many people I've actually met. "Yeah I noticed Not a single one. Great company or pull you are. Do you just use this site to berate real people? | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people. "Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something. I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I? I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists. "Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y 'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment. The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one "Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point. You're welcome | |||
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"The best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable "If you broke wind, it make recalibrate her spacing. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one
Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point.
You're welcome"I think the only exaggeration and elaboration came from your suggestion that the authorities would intervene on 'breach of the peace' grounds where social distancing was not up to your exacting standards! Standards which are curiously out the window when canoodling in the Canaries
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one
Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point.
You're welcome
I think the only exaggeration and elaboration came from your suggestion that the authorities would intervene on 'breach of the peace' grounds where social distancing was not up to your exacting standards!
Standards which are curiously out the window when canoodling in the Canaries
You're more than welcome "That was sarcasm and a bit of wit, and was not lies fabricated on someone else's post based on something they didn't even say but hey .. You're welcome | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one
Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point.
You're welcome
I think the only exaggeration and elaboration came from your suggestion that the authorities would intervene on 'breach of the peace' grounds where social distancing was not up to your exacting standards!
Standards which are curiously out the window when canoodling in the Canaries
You're more than welcome
That was sarcasm and a bit of wit, and was not lies fabricated on someone else's post based on something they didn't even say but hey ..
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one
Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point.
You're welcome
I think the only exaggeration and elaboration came from your suggestion that the authorities would intervene on 'breach of the peace' grounds where social distancing was not up to your exacting standards!
Standards which are curiously out the window when canoodling in the Canaries
You're more than welcome
That was sarcasm and a bit of wit, and was not lies fabricated on someone else's post based on something they didn't even say but hey ..
You're welcome "Tip: sarcasm is the lowest form of wit You're very welcome | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one
Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point.
You're welcome
I think the only exaggeration and elaboration came from your suggestion that the authorities would intervene on 'breach of the peace' grounds where social distancing was not up to your exacting standards!
Standards which are curiously out the window when canoodling in the Canaries
You're more than welcome
That was sarcasm and a bit of wit, and was not lies fabricated on someone else's post based on something they didn't even say but hey ..
You're welcome
Thank you for this
Cause I wondering for a second had I written something different to what I had posted without realising "I shouldn't have thought forming a trembling, bed-wetting club-of-two allegiance with the preposterously hypocritical Lanzarote lotharios was anything to be grateful for, but you pays your money! | |||
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"The best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable "That's what farts are for, if they don't want to basque in the glow, get the fuck away. | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one
Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point.
You're welcome
I think the only exaggeration and elaboration came from your suggestion that the authorities would intervene on 'breach of the peace' grounds where social distancing was not up to your exacting standards!
Standards which are curiously out the window when canoodling in the Canaries
You're more than welcome
That was sarcasm and a bit of wit, and was not lies fabricated on someone else's post based on something they didn't even say but hey ..
You're welcome
Thank you for this
Cause I wondering for a second had I written something different to what I had posted without realising
I shouldn't have thought forming a trembling, bed-wetting club-of-two allegiance with the preposterously hypocritical Lanzarote lotharios was anything to be grateful for, but you pays your money!
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin" Yes, invasion of a sovereign nation, causing death and devastation in two countries, sanctioned murder and doing all that being a dictator entails is exactly the same as being too close to someone in ASDA | |||
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people.
Not sure how you've come to conclusion that I suddenly brought up touching to anyone who disagreed with my comment when not one single person even replied to my comment
It's nothing to do with being Kind, if I feel uncomfortable that someone is saying ao close to me that they are touching me I will say something.
I never said I would be rude or disrespectful in my approach did I?
I responded to the comment that 'personal space is a woke concept' because I think it's a strange thing to say and usually 'woke' is a tern thrown around when people are being signalists.
Your first post did not mention touching. Your second did. I deduce that you 'suddenly brought up touching' which is a fair deduction. Your third post then went further and introduced the idea of numerous strangers 'rubbing against' you! Not sure if you're somewhat flattering yourself here or have a persecution complex or something in between, but it is an astonishingly unrealistic view of crowded public places pre and post restrictions, examples of which I've given, in which your generalised notion of everyone else being a groping undesirable with covid verges on paranoia. This was y
'your approach' together with the NI duo I was referring to, not single people replying to your first comment.
The only sensible thing you've inferred is that you'd be polite in your request, if feasible for someone to move further away from you. But on a commuter tube train in the rush hour, good luck with that one
Feel free to use exaggeration and elaboration of what people say to make your point.
You're welcome
I think the only exaggeration and elaboration came from your suggestion that the authorities would intervene on 'breach of the peace' grounds where social distancing was not up to your exacting standards!
Standards which are curiously out the window when canoodling in the Canaries
You're more than welcome
That was sarcasm and a bit of wit, and was not lies fabricated on someone else's post based on something they didn't even say but hey ..
You're welcome
Thank you for this
Cause I wondering for a second had I written something different to what I had posted without realising
I shouldn't have thought forming a trembling, bed-wetting club-of-two allegiance with the preposterously hypocritical Lanzarote lotharios was anything to be grateful for, but you pays your money!
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"The world is full of arseholeas that think they can do what they want and not respect the space of others, they are no better than Putin So only needed space for the last 2 years then? Do you need social distancing for sexual intercourse? Social distancing is MY choice not some random strangers, if I chose to get close to someone and they agree that's our business not yours. You can ask but you have no right to 'personal space' which is a largely woke term. You do not own the space around you, unless you are on or in your own property. I would step back in the unlikely event I was queueing too close to you and you asked politely, but there is no legal definition 'too close', now restrictions have lifted, so its a matter of common sense and consideration. If you showed me no consideration in your request, I would respond in like fashion and step nearer if I could without making contact. If that doesn't suit you, you'll have to stay in trembling with fear until you feel you can safely participate again in today's overcrowded world. Theres little evidence of you being so concerned about closeness and germ-swapping in Playa-then-Mingle so far this month, leading many to believe you're on a wind-up mission here. It's almost as though you're in Grand Scam Scarier
This is a really strange response
There is such a thing as personal space
If I go somewhere and someone is standing so close that they are touching me I will ask them to step back
Or you could move.
If someone is touching me without consent I will open my mouth and say something
It's not upto me to just move when people should respect that other people don't want random strangers rubbing against them
But nobody was talking about touching you! We were talking about being close, sort of Tube train stuff, spectator sports, lifts, shops, aeroplanes, bars, concerts and so on. None of that is a crime and for you to infer it is along with the other keen-to-take-offence poster, is absurd nonsense. Any touching in those scenarios is likely to be accidental in any event. Unless you do do do the conga.
Best stay off escalators for now and isolate under the covers trembling for dear life. Those handrails are a real biohazard for the flu, norovirus and colds, how do you manage?
I specified several comments back that I was talking about being touched!
I'm afraid that your first post in this thread never nentioned touching or brushing someone. This is it : "the best part of covid has been social distancing as ALOT of people are unfamiliar with personal space
It's really annoying me as well that since restrictions have eased people gone back to being too close
I was on an escalator today and this woman was stood on the step right behind me and it made me so uncomfortable"
There was no mention of the woman on the escalator touching you.
Anyone who then queried your approach to all this was denounced and you tried to infer something 'strange' about unintentional proximity in crowded places.
Then you took things a step further and introduced the concept of 'touching'. You cannot rewrite the audit trail of a thread!
The responses show you are well and truly outnumbered in your approach here, which verges on paranoia and a keen-to-take-offence stance, mirroring the preposterous posts by the NI couple who think the Police should become involved in an absurd 'breach of the peace' muddle!
It is correct that the vast majority of people point this nonsense out to both of you and highlight the need to get back to normal, which may in crowded public places involve unintentional physical contact in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This is a world away from 'assault' necessitating legal enquiries.
Done in the right way though, a polite request to kindly step back is no problem to most reasonable people if you genuinely feel uncomfortable by their proximity to you, but remember if they are too close to you, you too are too close to them, so due regard to the dynamics of the situation is called for. Not breach of the peace inquiries, physical assault by brooms and any of the other nonsense put forward previously!
In a world where you can be anything, at least be kind and polite to people. "I've also tried being kind and polite to other people. I have more than once, removed my purchases from the conveyer belt, walked staunchly behind the over bearing person behind me, and joined the rear of the queue! If they need to be home before I need to be home, then who am I to block their desires? | |||
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Yeah I noticed
Not a single one. Great company or pull you are.
Do you just use this site to berate real people?"I'm not verified by this site. I have met only one person through this site. I prefer real life to take place in the swingers club of which I am a single male member. Hope that helps. | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged. No. Not accurate at all. Perhaps not but a top of the voice yell to not stand so close has always worked for me even before covid, best was when the brush shaft under my arm accidentally hit someone in the balls and I apologised saying I didn't realise it was 2m long and to be fair the victim nearly wet himself laughing and apologised. I'm not sure if I'm detecting sarcasm in your "accidentally hitting someone in the balls with a brush shaft". It sounds more like you quite possibly assaulted him intentionally, rather than asking him to give you space politely. If that's the case, then you calling him a "victim" says it all!!!
Well done you . Give yourself a pat on the shoulder
What the fuck happened to common courtesy before resorting to childish playground behaviour and intimidation and bullying tactics?!
If that's the case in your case, you should be ashamed of yourself... alongside everyone else who resorts to that kind of pathetic behaviour."I would hate to think what you would make of wanting to stab someone, as they got too close to me making me anxious and nervous. I hate people getting too close to me, always have done. Social distancing was the best thing to happen. | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged. No. Not accurate at all. Breach of the peace is a civil offence not a criminal offence, but I person can be arrested to PREVENT a breach of the peace." Almost complete nonsense! Civil offence was a term of art in military law in the UK. In the Army Act 1955 and the Air Force Act 1955, the expression "civil offence" meant any act or omission punishable by the law of England or which, if committed in England, would be punishable by that law. Breach of the Peace is not a criminal offence either: you can be arrested, but you cannot be charged. The police have the power to detain or arrest you if a “breach of the peace” has occurred, or to prevent it from occurring. That's the only bit you got right. If you want to put it in a 'law' category, it is common law. Generally used in a protest situation, to get you away from the flashpoint, the worst that can happen is that you can be 'bound over' to keep the peace. This means you have to agree to keep the peace for a set amount of time. Any breach of the bind-over can actually result in a financial penalty or even jail. There are no recorded cases of people being 'bound over' to keep the peace because someone else thought they got 'too close' to them in public. You are more likely to fall foul of this law if you kick off, particularly with a broom, with someone you consider got 'too close' to you. The only Police record where 'Don't stand so close to me' is a thing, was one released in 1980 by Sting and the boys | |||
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"Officially, I am a legal carer for my elderly father. This means I do have some responsibility to safeguard his well being. That is why, when I go to the supermarket on his behalf, I make sure I wear a mask and do my very best to keep my 2 metre distance from all others. Yes, I do often shop late at night. However, I don't give a monkeys toss about myself. If I die, I die, and you will get ownership of everything I owned before I died. That is not a problem, coz if I'm dead, I'm not gonna give a fuck. However, whilst I am still alive, I do expect you to form an orderly queue at Lidl and allow me as much social space to my rear as I allow to the person in front. End rant" not taking any sides but i dont have to wear mask due to asthma but if i see someone in que wearing i understand that thay are vulnerable so i give them space its about time we all learn to think of others and by giving a couple of feet space is kind and if you get right up to the person in front you wont get to the till any quicker so be considerate to others lets bring peace to our world  | |||
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Yeah I noticed
Not a single one. Great company or pull you are.
Do you just use this site to berate real people?
I'm not verified by this site.
I have met only one person through this site.
I prefer real life to take place in the swingers club of which I am a single male member. Hope that helps."And do you do social distancing and wear a mask in the club??? What absolute utter rubbish people spout on these threads | |||
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Hilarious isn’t it. Don’t stand near me in Lidl but please put your genitals in my mouth "I guess the point would be, you decide who you want intimately close, having someone put themselves into your personal space isn't a choice you've made. | |||
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Hilarious isn’t it. Don’t stand near me in Lidl but please put your genitals in my mouth
I guess the point would be, you decide who you want intimately close, having someone put themselves into your personal space isn't a choice you've made. "Of course. I suppose it has a humorous element/an irony that someone so irate about people standing near them in a queue would then invite strangers to out their genitals in their mouth. People who feel so strongly about strangers in a queue are not usually the same people who fuck strangers. It’s amusing. | |||
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Hilarious isn’t it. Don’t stand near me in Lidl but please put your genitals in my mouth
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Hilarious isn’t it. Don’t stand near me in Lidl but please put your genitals in my mouth
I guess the point would be, you decide who you want intimately close, having someone put themselves into your personal space isn't a choice you've made. "And there we have it!! Common sense and decency does still exist. OP I like my personal space as well, pandemic or no pandemic. I do find coughing will give you your space in seconds just now x | |||
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Yeah I noticed
Not a single one. Great company or pull you are.
Do you just use this site to berate real people?
I'm not verified by this site.
I have met only one person through this site.
I prefer real life to take place in the swingers club of which I am a single male member. Hope that helps."Perhaps you didn't notice but I'm a single girl member and all my meets are in a swingers club but I am verified by members and the site | |||
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"In the UK there is a law known as Breach of the Peace. It covers a variety of behaviours. It is applied to people whose “conduct is severe enough to cause alarm to ordinary people.” And guess what? It is the victim’s description of how they have been affected that is the main concern. So if the victim says that your being in their personal space has caused them to become distressed and alarmed - that can be sufficient cause for your being charged. I think you are a little wide of the mark here. Perhaps you mean the Public Order Act. Breach of the peace lol.....turns radio up and puts on loud speakers and sings along loudly.....isn't that breach of the peace this thread and all the covid threads are full of absolute howlers. Especially coming from swingers on a swingers site hahaha xxxxx"Totally agree | |||
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