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If I hold the door open for someone, it is not to get gratitude for my act. I see what you are saying, but if you don't get credit for a nice act, saying something rude or sarcastic kind of negates the kindness, doesn't it? very true. i did regret it but just so sick of rudeness I agree. I know what you mean. Sorry to play Devil's Advocate there. 
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ouch!...Med check
So are you on schedule with it then Cambo? Time for another pill? 
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If I hold the door open for someone, it is not to get gratitude for my act. I see what you are saying, but if you don't get credit for a nice act, saying something rude or sarcastic kind of negates the kindness, doesn't it? Amen! |
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Edited by
lilith401
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Fri 02/29/08 04:51 PM
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If I hold the door open for someone, it is not to get gratitude for my act. I see what you are saying, but if you don't get credit for a nice act, saying something rude or sarcastic kind of negates the kindness, doesn't it? Here's to being left alone... |
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If I hold the door open for someone, it is not to get gratitude for my act. I see what you are saying, but if you don't get credit for a nice act, saying something rude or sarcastic kind of negates the kindness, doesn't it? very true. i did regret it but just so sick of rudeness I agree. I know what you mean. Sorry to play Devil's Advocate there.
lol no problem...i usually try to see if maybe they didn't think but it's the way she carried herself. glad it wasn't raining...she may have drowned 
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I just got back from the store. On my way out, I held the door open for an older woman. She walked in without a thankyou, go to he!!, no acknowledgement, nothing. So I told her you are welcome. She looked at me surprised and said "I didn't say anything" well duh....isn't that the point? that's why I keep my trusty lil tube of super glue handy...apply liberally to exit door handle and watch the little light bulb above her head begin to shine. 
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Edited by
Cambolaya65
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Fri 02/29/08 04:49 PM
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Peace and love.....
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Edited by
AaronzDad
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Fri 02/29/08 04:37 PM
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She looked at me surprised and said "I didn't say anything"
At that point I just look 'em in the eye and smile sweetly. Make 'em wonder if you're just a really nice person or some kind of psycho. 
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I just got back from the store. On my way out, I held the door open for an older woman. She walked in without a thankyou, go to he!!, no acknowledgement, nothing. So I told her you are welcome. She looked at me surprised and said "I didn't say anything" well duh....isn't that the point? that's why I keep my trusty lil tube of super glue handy...apply liberally to exit door handle and watch the little light bulb above her head begin to shine.
DON'T give me ideas...next time i think i'll trip her and say oops. KIDDING
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Chivalry is not dead...
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Chivalry is not dead... Maybe not. But it's definitely in ICU. |
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I am very thankful to people that extend a hand. Most of the time people are grateful...it's just that one idiot in the bunch
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Edited by
darkowl1
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Fri 02/29/08 04:38 PM
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sometimes i like to do something nice and run, and i make sure they don't see me leave. leaves a mystery.
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at the other store, a young kid called me ma'am to help him reach something. i had to look around to see who he was talking to
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If I hold a door open for someone I hope they don't say anything cause if they do then I have to waist my breath and say your welcome.....
........Then maybe I shouldn't even do anything so I don't have to speak to anyone.......
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I just got back from the store. On my way out, I held the door open for an older woman. She walked in without a thankyou, go to he!!, no acknowledgement, nothing. So I told her you are welcome. She looked at me surprised and said "I didn't say anything" well duh....isn't that the point? Too many rude ppeps in this world and every where else now days See at one time in my life ...I woulda stomped her for that..BUT i am grown now... but for some reason I feel like a good ole redneck fight. |
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Same thing's happened to me countless times...at first I may resent it but then I remember that that's how Momma raised me. I do it for Mom, not to be appreciated by a stranger...
You rock Mom 
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i make it a point to hold open doors for anyone..and say thank you when ever some one holds one open for me... when i get lost and stop some where for directions, i always say excuse me i was wondering if u could help me...then i tell them thanks...and people say that young kids dont have manners anymore!
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Well, not sure what you mean by "older" but perhaps she comes from a time and location where that is so common it isn't noticed. Remember there was a time when that was just normally done and expected rather than another generation that encountered it so infrequent it became noticeable.
I mean really, if she is 80 or 90 yrs old is it really something to get upset about if she doesn't say thank you or anything. If yes then.......well, nevermind. |
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I bought a gal dinner in line at the drive through on Valentines...It was cool cause she could not thank me.
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