Hey, all. Silly question: is there a polite way to tell someone he has no manners? Besides giving him a hand-annotated copy of Miss Manners?Raised eyebrows and stunned silence.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hey, all. Silly question: is there a polite way to tell someone he has no manners? Besides giving him a hand-annotated copy of Miss Manners?Raised eyebrows and stunned silence.
Man, I really don't want to go into work. I think I'll check and see if there's anything in my email. Edit: awesomely, there is not one thing that needs a response in my email, even after being out of the office last Weds-Fri, thanks to most of my department being out with me.
Hey, all. Silly question: is there a polite way to tell someone he has no manners? Besides giving him a hand-annotated copy of Miss Manners?
Hmm... I think it depends on the specifics. Maybe when this person does the un-manner-like thing, you could call him on it. As opposed to just making a general "your manners suck" (but in a more mannerish way) statement.
T-Rex complains about people always asking him when he's gonna get married: [link]
One of Scott's friends used to answer, "May," to that question. If the person who asked then said, "May what?" the friend would answer, "May the day never come."
So if there are only 10 Buffistas, I have a very important question:
WHO AM I SOCKING FOR?
Now I have to go back and read the last three days of posts, don't I?
Crap.
WHO AM I SOCKING FOR?
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I very quickly switched over to cheating on that game. Now I can satisfy my need for completion and my dislike of crazy word association games.
You can cheat?!
::is so tempted::
bon bon, it starts here: StolenCubicle "Natter 48 Contiguous States of Denial" Nov 19, 2006 4:13:45 pm PST
It was a fun conversation, and not (thank all that is holy) an earnest one.