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    #5312
    toastedpickles
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    Why do people feel the need to pat me on the head?? I'm tiny but mother of God, it makes me feel about two inches tall. :(

    Kick them in the you know whats, that should do the trick


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    #5313
    x Purple Pawprints x
    Registered Users Posts: 40,401 ✭✭✭✭x Purple Pawprints x


    True.

    But I don't get it, why do it at all?!!


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    #5314
    writer_lady170
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    hi folks:)


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    #5315
    Deranged96
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    Why do people feel the need to pat me on the head?? I'm tiny but mother of God, it makes me feel about two inches tall. :(

    Oh I always do this to girls on a night out and I rest my elbow on their heads :o


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    #5316
    x Purple Pawprints x
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    Deranged96 wrote:
    Oh I always do this to girls on a night out and I rest my elbow on their heads 


    It might not annoy other people tbh, I just find it incredibly patronising.


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    #5317
    Deranged96
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    It might not annoy other people tbh, I just find it incredibly patronising.

    I'll try and cut back on it, you might have the common reaction haha


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    #5318
    cyberwolf77
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    Why do people feel the need to pat me on the head?? I'm tiny but mother of God, it makes me feel about two inches tall. :(

    They are idiots. Just remember this, "Once you break a man's knees and ankles, everyone is the same height


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    #5319
    The Master
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    Why do people feel the need to pat me on the head?? I'm tiny but mother of God, it makes me feel about two inches tall. :(

    Get up on a stool and punch them in the crotch :P


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    #5320
    x Purple Pawprints x
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    It'd be less annoying if the person that keeps doing it wasn't 5 years younger than I am


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    #5321
    magentis
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    Hello noccers!

    ***Sends out love to you all***


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    #5322
    cyberwolf77
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    It'd be less annoying if the person that keeps doing it wasn't 5 years younger than I am

    Like I do to my older sister :confused: I had best stop then. Time to shave my head


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    #5323
    x Purple Pawprints x
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    cyberwolf77 wrote: »
    Like I do to my older sister :confused: I had best stop then. Time to shave my head

    I could be overreacting tbh


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    #5324
    magentis
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    I could be overreacting tbh

    No,i think you are dead right.
    My little boy(5) has autism and i have a moron for a brother in law that pats him on the head like he's a dog or something.
    Makes my blood boil:mad:


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    #5325
    Angron
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    Hit him with a chair.


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    #5326
    x Purple Pawprints x
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    magentis wrote: »
    No,i think you are dead right.
    My little boy(5) has autism and i have a moron for a brother in law that pats him on the head like he's a dog or something.
    Makes my blood boil:mad:

    That's awful, is your brother in law an adult??!

    Jesus, Angron that's very violent! :p


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    #5327
    magentis
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,249 ✭✭✭magentis


    Angron wrote: »
    Hit him with a chair.

    I would love to,but i don't think the OH would be too impressed!


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    #5328
    toastedpickles
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    magentis wrote: »
    I would love to,but i don't think the OH would be too impressed!

    "He fell down the stairs....I swear......"

    job done :cool:


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    #5329
    Deranged96
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    Deranged96 wrote: »
    Oh I always do this to girls on a night out and I rest my elbow on their heads :o
    cyberwolf77 wrote: »
    They are idiots. Just remember this, "Once you break a man's knees and ankles, everyone is the same height
    The Master wrote: »
    Get up on a stool and punch them in the crotch :P
    Angron wrote: »
    Hit him with a chair.

    *slowly backs out of thread, making no sudden movements and avoiding the chairs*


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    #5330
    Angron
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    magentis wrote: »
    I would love to,but i don't think the OH would be too impressed!

    Say you were recreating a classic wrestling moment of someone hitting someone else with a chair. A history lesson or something.


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    #5331
    Angron
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    Deranged96 wrote: »
    *slowly backs out of thread, making no sudden movements and avoiding the chairs*

    I won't lie, it's not the first time the conversation here's wound up like this.


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    #5332
    x Purple Pawprints x
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    Moving on... :o


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    #5333
    magentis
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    x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »
    That's awful, is your brother in law an adult??!

    Jesus, Angron that's very violent! :p

    Hey paws,yeah he's an adult!
    I dunno,it's very difficult having a child with autism.
    He is gifted in some ways(he scares me sometimes)but i suppose he doesn't act "normal".
    But then what is normal?I would hate to be normal myself:pac:


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    #5334
    toastedpickles
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    Whats your favourite humming noise?


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    #5335
    magentis
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    toastedpickles wrote: »
    Whats your favourite humming noise?

    V8 baby:D


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    #5336
    Deranged96
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    toastedpickles wrote: »
    Whats your favourite humming noise?

    I do the microwave hum.
    hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm


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    #5337
    toastedpickles
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    magentis wrote: »
    V8 baby:D

    :D
    Deranged96 wrote: »
    I do the microwave hum.
    hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

    I like a woman humming, now you never hear them humming, I knew a woman once, but she died soon after :o


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    #5338
    Angron
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    Just watched the Top Gear Vietnam Special for what must be the fourth or fifth time. Easily my favourite of their specials.


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    #5339
    x Purple Pawprints x
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    magentis wrote: »
    Hey paws,yeah he's an adult!
    I dunno,it's very difficult having a child with autism.
    He is gifted in some ways(he scares me sometimes)but i suppose he doesn't act "normal".
    But then what is normal?I would hate to be normal myself:pac:

    That makes it worse. A younger teenager may not realise what they're doing but an adult doing that is ridiculous.

    Exactly, what is normal?


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    #5340
    toastedpickles
    Closed Accounts Posts: 9,607 ✭✭✭toastedpickles


    =x Purple Pawprints x;91702107Exactly, what is normal?

    There is no such thing as normal, everything/one is different to the next person/thing


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    #5341
    Angron
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    I thought I was normal once, it was dreadfully boring.


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