Thread: And speaking of opinions

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Folks like that are sure a test. I have developed the knack of just looking at them with a glare and then slip off to that thousand yard stare, then turning away and ignoring them. It usually shuts 'em up. Did have a guy at a gun show once grabbed my shoulder and spun me back around - and we danced a bit; I doubt he'll do something like that again.

Originally Posted by Rrumbler

Folks like that are sure a test. I have developed the knack of just looking at them with a glare and then slip off to that thousand yard stare, then turning away and ignoring them. It usually shuts 'em up. Did have a guy at a gun show once grabbed my shoulder and spun me back around - and we danced a bit; I doubt he'll do something like that again.

i not much on dancing i like to lead and then thing start off on the wrong foot for them with my right foot up some ones back side walking around most of the time in pain it not hard for me to give them that let me take you to hell look you do not want to get my irish up it is hard for me to put it back away

My ol' Dad always said "never argue with idiots or crazy people" and now I know why! Bystanders won't know which is which! Love it!

One thing I have tried to teach my kids is that there isn't anything someone else does that releases you from doing the right thing. Just because someone else is a rude sob doesn't make it ok for you to be one basically. If he grabbed me I think the rules might change a bit, I'd definitely be tempted take his props out.
People are weird at auctions, be a good place to do research for a term paper if you were a psych major.