People who don’t say thank you when you hold a door for them...

[Goat Eyes]

And we all tut loudly, mutter something under our breath or say thank you in a loud, sarcastic tone.

They’ve now been overtaken by ignorant twats who make zero effort to give some distance when you’re out on your daily exercise or at the supermarket. I don’t expect them to measure an exact 2 metres but at least make a little effort.

My course of action currently us to shake my head and mutter “what an ignorant arsehole” under my breath. My have to raise my game.

What’s your approach?

 

[Wilfy]

I can tut quite loudly. Also, if someone is taking too long to pick something, my death stare is getting good.

 

[Secret Visage]

A bit cough soon scares them off.

 

[Goat Eyes]

A bit cough soon scares them off.

This is clearly the answer.

I can tut quite loudly. Also, if someone is taking too long to pick something, my death stare is getting good.

I don’t mind if I need to navigate round someone at maybe a metre but some effort or awareness is all we need.

 

[Venkman]

Become my favourite lockdown pastime, passive aggressive muttering at just about audible level when people

1. Take up the whole path and make no effort to move, particularly on the narrow trail paths

2. Don't acknowledge the fact I've stopped running, scrambled to the edge of a ledge or in to a load of brambles to give them room and just walk past without a care.

 

[Goat Eyes]

Become my favourite lockdown pastime, passive aggressive muttering at just about audible level when people

1. Take up the whole path and make no effort to move, particularly on the narrow trail paths

2. Don't acknowledge the fact I've stopped running, scrambled to the edge of a ledge or in to a load of brambles to give them room and just walk past without a care.

Aye, even my four year old is shit hot on picking a side to leave enough room.

 

[Napoleon Dynamite]

I like it when the person behind you stops when you stop

I just look at random shit now

 

[Deleted member 14766]

I make a big point of an extreme parabolic social distancing to the extent that I feel safe in yelling ‘you ignorant twat’ at them from afar.

If people are nice I jut my chin out and say “nice two metres, two metre... nice” and mince away with my best Brucie impersonation.

 

[Goat Eyes]

I like it when the person behind you stops when you stop

I just look at random shit now

Could cause mayhem trying to get on trains and stuff.

Everyone missing their train because you stopped near the door.

 

[Deleted member 14766]

I just look at random shit now

I hate it when people do that. They should take it home.

 

[Goat Eyes]

I make a big point of an extreme parabolic social distancing to the extent that I feel safe in yelling ‘you ignorant twat’ at them from afar.

If people are nice I jut my chin out and say “nice two metres, two metre... nice” and mince away with my best Brucie impersonation.

You sound fun and embarrassing in equal measure.

 

[Deleted member 43869]

We have a bizarre obsession in this country with 'please' and 'thankyou'. It's not really about courtesy it's more about receiving recognition about how courteous you are. People's frustration on not receiving recognition for opening a door or 'giving way' is something a lot of other cultures find baffling about ours. I find a lot of our 'manners' quite aggressive in a 'oi! Look how polite I'm being!' way.

 

[Goat Eyes]

I hate it when people do that. They should take it home.

Be made to buy everything they touch.

My wife works in a supermarket and there’s some horrible people out there. Truly horrible specimens.

 

[Napoleon Dynamite]

Surely this 2m thing is only needed if they cough or sneeze

just hold your breath when you go past

 

[black cat in france]

Aye, even my four year old is shit hot on picking a side to leave enough room.

Get yourself one of these, hardwork backing into the shitter but does what it says on the tin.

Employees of tire shop use tires for social distancing

www.msn.com

 

[Venkman]

Aye, even my four year old is shit hot on picking a side to leave enough room.

Aye, my 6 year old is more sensible (or thoughtful) than the majority of people we pass!

I don't have any issue with cyclists either, but it's brought out loads who have absolutely no consideration for others. They're all on the paths when the roads are quieter than they'll ever be and coming within inches of people they're riding past.

 

[Goat Eyes]

We have a bizarre obsession in this country with 'please' and 'thankyou'. It's not really about courtesy it's more about receiving recognition about how courteous you are. People's frustration on not receiving recognition for opening a door or 'giving way' is something a lot of other cultures find baffling about ours. I find a lot of our 'manners' quite aggressive in a 'oi! Look how polite I'm being!' way.

But that is our culture so why you’re comparing it to the rest of the world is baffling.

Get yourself one of these, hardwork backing into the shitter but does what it says on the tin.

Employees of tire shop use tires for social distancing

www.msn.com

I’ve got a rubber ring for the holiday I can’t go on, will use that. Good idea.

 

[Stormo]

Saying thanks for letting someone out on the roads seems to have diminished as well.

 

[Napoleon Dynamite]

We have a bizarre obsession in this country with 'please' and 'thankyou'. It's not really about courtesy it's more about receiving recognition about how courteous you are. People's frustration on not receiving recognition for opening a door or 'giving way' is something a lot of other cultures find baffling about ours. I find a lot of our 'manners' quite aggressive in a 'oi! Look how polite I'm being!' way.

Thank you for taking the time to post this

 

[Swindon On Tour]

And we all tut loudly, mutter something under our breath or say thank you in a loud, sarcastic tone.

They’ve now been overtaken by ignorant twats who make zero effort to give some distance when you’re out on your daily exercise or at the supermarket. I don’t expect them to measure an exact 2 metres but at least make a little effort.

My course of action currently us to shake my head and mutter “what an ignorant arsehole” under my breath. My have to raise my game.

What’s your approach?

Agree. Drum this into the kids at an early age and guess what you get polite well mannered children. Not difficult is it.