Etiquette Help

Oooh, maybe it was Mac? Is that how he started doing the splatter patterns?

http://www.metroactive.com/papers/so...sney-0525.html

Anywho, SK. When's the next time your friend comes over?

Let us know how it goes.

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Oooh, adroit little veer back to topic.

Oh hai!

SK -- having suffered a number of broken treasures, I feel your pain. Smack him with a newspaper and say NO! BAD MAN! :D

Snap-LOL!<snorting sparking water> If that doesn't work, SK, I'm afraid he's hopeless.

Hee hee. I think I've had the pleasure of meeting the gent in question, and he seems trainable. :cool:

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Originally Posted by snapdragen

Oh hai!

SK -- having suffered a number of broken treasures, I feel your pain. Smack him with a newspaper and say NO! BAD MAN! :D

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I bow to your ingenuity. Since he frequently asks me to save newspaper article, it will be tres easy to have one handy.:D

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Originally Posted by jobob

Hee hee. I think I've had the pleasure of meeting the gent in question, and he seems trainable. :cool:

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Yup. A couple of you have (one spent an entire day riding with him). Considering where he's employed, I suspect that he knows plenty of social boundaries.

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Originally Posted by SadieKate

Yup. A couple of you have (one spent an entire day riding with him). Considering where he's employed, I suspect that he knows plenty of social boundaries.

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Boundaries? We don't need no stinkin' boundaries.....

The next time he picks up something, say in your best shocked voice, "George! (or whatever his name is) I KNOW your parents taught you to look with your eyes, NOT with your hands.

That ought to embarass him right quick and put an end to the problem.

That's what MY parents always said to us anyway. Seemed to work.

Good one! :D

I can do school marm voice.