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_Ocean_Drive_
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Jul 2004
Location: Iwate
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Re: Who are the people in your neighborhood?
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
You know how you can tell how ASS BACKWARDS people's priorities in life are? Just say hello, wave, or smile politely at random people walking down the street, and see their reaction.
My buddy and I were out enjoying the sun on his front porch the other day and we gave friendly greetings to all who passed. How many of those people do you think smiled or waved, or said hello back? Not many. In fact, most of them seemed shocked, appalled, or offended!!
There's something wrong with people when a simple friendly hello from their fellow man is offensive!! |
I thought Americans were generally friendly to strangers... BUt then again, some of what you said doesn't surprise me. Alot of people are 'in it for themselves' nowadays. There's no sense of community, more about the individual...
| quote: | Originally posted by Moral Hazard
In my neighbourhood....
Mrs. Hazard and will take Canine Hazard for a walk, which should take 30 minutes but will normally take 45-50 due to the conversations we end up in with various people we will meet enroute (say 3-4 short conversations per walk).
There is a man on our walking route who just finished fixing up an early 80s Ferrari GTO... when I mentioned to him that it has long since been my dream car he took me for a spin... even let me drive it.
My neighbour's children play in my back yard.
At least once a week someone from our street will walk across the backyards and invite everyone to their house for drinks.
When I built a deck in my backyard a couple of weeks ago neighbours showed up with tools to see if they could help, others popped by to see how it was going.
When my fence (decorative on the front lawn) was vandalized a month ago a passerby picked up the boards that had been removed and placed them by my front door.
My neighbourhood is like something out of 1950s suburbia... I love it. |
That sounds really nice! Where d'you live?
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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
Social outcasts are often of the opinion that they must have a drink before being able to loosen up with their inhibitions, thus being able to have a good time.
There's a word that sums up this sort of behaviour, and that word is 'reject.' |
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Jun-01-2007 13:05
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Psy-T
Melody Klein

Registered: Jan 2003
Location: Haifa
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i know my neighbours from the same building, and a sculptor who lives in the same street as me and puts out some new random abstract suclptor every month or two on display around his house, and that's it.
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Jun-01-2007 13:07
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