ATM Monkeys

Originally posted by Seitse
Don't talk about your mum like that, young man.

There's me talking about us all going round there and getting frosty on your gf's
ass and you're like 'yeah, well, we round yo' momma's house'.

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How hard can it be? Usually, not hard enough. 😞


Walk up on the left my ass. There's no reason you need to get past me on an escalator. Can your ADHD self possibly stand still for the 20 secs it takes? Or do you have some sort of Alpha Male disease that compels you to be first off the escalator? The same disease that makes you peel out at a green light so that you can wait the maximum time at the next red?

Listen to me. I'm trying to talk sense with a citizen of a country that tries to cram twice the population of California into a space half the size of California. I guess you have to keep moving, huh? Not enough room for everyone to stand still at the same time. 😛

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Do you know how many pensioners use a given post office? Do you really think all of them stare into the "telly" all day like your grandmother?

If someone is there at that time, it's because it's the most convenient time for them. Simple.

Originally posted by Suzianne
How hard can it be? Usually, not hard enough. 😞


Walk up on the left my ass. There's no reason you need to get past me on an escalator. Can your ADHD self possibly stand still for the 20 secs it takes? Or do you have some sort of Alpha Male disease that compels you to be first off the escalator? The same disease that makes you peel out at ...[text shortened]... u have to keep moving, huh? Not enough room for everyone to stand still at the same time. 😛

But what difference does it make for you to stand on the right?

Originally posted by Palynka
Do you know how many pensioners use a given post office? Do you really think all of them stare into the "telly" all day like your grandmother?

If someone is there at that time, it's because it's the most convenient time for them. Simple.

But somehow not true.

A pensioner has much more time on their hands to plan ahead and usually doesn't
have as urgent a business as those gainfully employed.

This is typical of your arguments Palonka, concentrating on the pedantic and throwing
truth to the wind.

Always nice to meet a closet troll.

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
But somehow not true.

A pensioner has much more time on their hands to plan ahead and usually doesn't
have as urgent a business as those gainfully employed.

Life is an urgent business. For me this is like saying pensioners are wrong to use public transport in the rush hours, because they have all day to travel.

Pensioners have all right to be there at lunch hour. If they have something to do in the morning and afternoon it's their business. I know plenty of pensioners who do many activities.

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
This is typical of your arguments Palonka, concentrating on the pedantic and throwing
truth to the wind.

Always nice to meet a closet troll.

I apologize if I made you cry in some other thread. I'll try to be more considerate and not humiliate you as badly next time.

Originally posted by Palynka
Pensioners have all right to be there at lunch hour.

^

also, i think most older ppl dont like very crowded places anyway

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So you think pensioners are not only slowing your queue, but are also stupid. Is that it?

No, I hardly go to the post office especially at lunch time
Interesting.

Originally posted by Thequ1ck
There's me talking about us all going round there and getting frosty on your gf's
ass and you're like 'yeah, well, we round yo' momma's house'.

I prefer your mum, really. She cooks breakfasts quite nicely.

I don't talk about your gf because we all know you have a bf.

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You presume pensioners don't think, by also presuming they don't have anything else to do with their day that makes them prefer to be there at lunch time.

Originally posted by Palynka
If they have something to do in the morning and afternoon it's their business. I know plenty of pensioners who do many activities.

Also, the post office may not be very close to their home, so they may choose to go to the post office on the way from or to their reading circle, language class, violin lesson or whatever activities may be on their schedule, even if that may mean a bit more waiting time because they can't choose the most convenient time.