is this rude behavior?

Ibetit

Is this a rude behavior asking people how old they are? Oh come on, the ages just written on your face!
Any other wired "rude behavior" you can't understand?

Birneybau

If the age is written, why ask?

Timberrrrrrrr

Ibetit wrote: »

Is this a rude behavior asking people how old they are? Oh come on, the ages just written on your face!
Any other wired "rude behavior" you can't understand?

Starting ****ty threads in AH :eek:

pickarooney

It's rude to call young footballers names, OP :mad:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordon_Ibe

Birneybau

pickarooney wrote: »

It's rude to call young footballers names, OP :mad:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordon_Ibe

Think with that username, they are saying They Be A Tit.

Ibetit

Birneybau wrote: »

If the age is written, why ask?

this written does not mean that dude...

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I wouldn't care if someone asked me how old I was, meh. I still get id'd in dunnes and tesco buying wine so I don't look too old

Birneybau

Ibetit wrote: »

this written does not mean that dude...

It's like a tree, just count the lines.

Ibetit

pickarooney wrote: »

It's rude to call young footballers names, OP :mad:

sorry I can't post Url
haha~I don't know, but that's funny

Ibetit

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Starting ****ty threads in AH :eek:

what's that? ****ty

Ibetit

Birneybau wrote: »

It's like a tree, just count the lines.

:pac: count the lines!I like this wording:pac::pac::pac:

Ibetit

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I wouldn't care if someone asked me how old I was, meh. I still get id'd in dunnes and tesco buying wine so I don't look too old

well, that means someting:cool:

cruais

Ibetit wrote: »

Any other wired "rude behavior" you can't understand?

* Weird

Barely There

Leaving toilet seat up.

Never understood what is supposed to be rude about that.

Men generally need it up, women need it down, so why should it always be returned to a woman's favoured position?

Doesn't make any logical sense, but the way some women go on about it, you'd swear it was a grave insult to womankind to leave it up.

Ibetit

cruais wrote: »

* Weird

ops...you got me teacher:D

Ibetit

Barely There wrote: »

Leaving toilet seat up.

Never understood what is supposed to be rude about that.

Men generally need it up, women need it down, so why should it always be returned to a woman's favoured position?

Doesn't make any logical sense, but the way some women go on about it, you'd swear it was a grave insult to womankind to leave it up.

Guess that would be so said gentlemanlike or something like that

People ask me all the time how old I am because I look about 17 and yet have all the things that grown ups usually have

Doesn't bother me. Maybe it would if I was 17 and being asked how come I didn't have grandkids or something.

SpaceTime

Some people are obcessed with age. I know some very annoyingly mature 21 year olds and some 50+ year olds who are complete party animals.

Age is just a number. Over 18 and under 65 or 70 are all that counts really.

SpaceTime

SpaceTime wrote: »

Some people are obcessed with age. I know some very annoyingly mature 21 year olds and some 50+ year olds who are complete party animals.

Age is just a number. Over 18 and under 65 or 70 are all that counts really.

I was an annoyingly mature 21 year old and I'm slowly getting younger as my age increases.

I feel like benjamin button or something.

Menas

Two key lessons I have learned about Women - the hard way.

1) Never ask a woman if she is pregnant unless she tells you.
2) Never ask a woman her age. The reply tends to be 'how old do you think I am?'. And there is NO correct answer to that question.

Ibetit

Deleted User wrote: »

I look about 17 and yet have all the things that grown ups usually have
.

What are the things that grown ups usually have? curious!

SpaceTime

As for leaving the toilet seat up. It's largely an American thing as their toilets are full to the brim with water.

I prefer the idea of a toilet seat left up than a seat peed all over.

If you're so stupid that you sit on a toilet without adjusting the seat to your desired position that's really your problem, not the toilet's.

Ibetit

Ibetit wrote: »

What are the things that grown ups usually have? curious!

Matching cutlery.

And a lawnmower.

Ibetit

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Two key lessons I have learned about Women - the hard way.

1) Never ask a woman if she is pregnant unless she tells you.
2) Never ask a woman her age. The reply tends to be 'how old do you think I am?'. And there is NO correct answer to that question.

Must be hard lessons:p

SpaceTime

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Matching cutlery.

And a lawnmower.

I just have a gardener and eat out!

What kind of savages frequent these boards?!

Ibetit

Deleted User wrote: »

Matching cutlery.

And a lawnmower.

Oh they really got so many..e...things

SpaceTime

Also it's excruciatingly embarrassing when you say 'so when's it due?'only to discover it's a man with a beer belly.

WinnyThePoo

I was always told it is rude to ask a women her age.

jimgoose

Ibetit wrote: »

Oh they really got so many..e...things

Hell yeah. Whoopsie is actually leaving out the good stuff, like a shtick for shtirrin' paint, a flat-file for putting an edge on the clippers, a favourite vegetable spatula, spare pilowcases for the spare spare pillowcases, and a slightly bockety hip.

DLMA23

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Two key lessons I have learned about Women - the hard way.

1) Never ask a woman if she is pregnant unless she tells you.
2) Never ask a woman her age. The reply tends to be 'how old do you think I am?'. And there is NO correct answer to that question.

Old enough to buy a drink, mine's a Marguerita

jimgoose

jimgoose wrote: »

Hell yeah. Whoopsie is actually leaving out the good stuff, like a shtick for shtirrin' paint, a flat-file for putting an edge on the clippers, a favourite vegetable spatula, spare pilowcases for the spare spare pillowcases, and a slightly bockety hip.

I'm a bit depressed with how accurate this is (although I've no idea what a vegetable spatula is)

jimgoose

Ibetit wrote: »

Is this a rude behavior asking people how old they are? Oh come on, the ages just written on your face!
Any other wired "rude behavior" you can't understand?

Depends. Are we talking "How old are you??" as in a doorman looking suspiciously at some doe-eyed youngling wobbling along in high-heels, or the other one that I usually get these days, i.e. "How old are you, you must be like, a hundred or something!!"

Faith+1

Henry Sellers is only 37 OP

jimgoose

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm a bit depressed with how accurate this is (although I've no idea what a vegetable spatula is)

Wonder no more, woman!

CLICKY

Ibetit

WinnyThePoo wrote: »

I was always told it is rude to ask a women her age.

Hey ask me, I will tell you it's ok:)

jimgoose

Trigger Happy wrote: »

...Never ask a woman if she is pregnant unless she tells you...

If you ever do fall into this trap and it turns out to be a pronounced spare tyre instead of a pronounced proto-human, the only approved escape method is to fake a heart-attack and hit the deck immediately.

Ibetit

jimgoose wrote: »

Hell yeah. Whoopsie is actually leaving out the good stuff, like a shtick for shtirrin' paint, a flat-file for putting an edge on the clippers, a favourite vegetable spatula, spare pilowcases for the spare spare pillowcases, and a slightly bockety hip.

Oh no no I DON'T have that much fingers to count...

Ibetit

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm a bit depressed with how accurate this is (although I've no idea what a vegetable spatula is)

Like you guys, I really do! You have so many goods, envious:p

jimgoose

jimgoose wrote: »

Wonder no more, woman!

CLICKY

Tut.

That's a fish slice.

Ibetit

jimgoose wrote: »

Depends. Are we talking "How old are you??" as in a doorman looking suspiciously at some doe-eyed youngling wobbling along in high-heels, or the other one that I usually get these days, i.e. "How old are you, you must be like, a hundred or something!!"

a hundred? that' too exaggerated dude, I will say 99 instead :pac:

Ibetit

Faith+1 wrote: »

Henry Sellers is only 37 OP

Henry Sellers:eek: who???

jimgoose

Ibetit wrote: »

Like you guys, I really do! You have so many goods, envious:p

Wait until you reach about 7th Dan, and ban 3-in-1 oil from the house (linseed oil is piffle, like something the White Witch of Cobh would rub under her oxters), favouring instead a mechanic's metal squirty oil-can with a pint of 10W-40 semi in it, for hinges and what-not.

Reoil

Deleted User wrote: »

Tut.

That's a fish slice.

While I agree, for me it should be rename a "Fry slice".

Kiwi in IE

Barely There wrote: »

Leaving toilet seat up.

Never understood what is supposed to be rude about that.

Men generally need it up, women need it down, so why should it always be returned to a woman's favoured position?

Doesn't make any logical sense, but the way some women go on about it, you'd swear it was a grave insult to womankind to leave it up.

I actually prefer that they leave it up. If I go into a toilet after a man and the seat is down, I always suspect he had a poo.

Ibetit

jimgoose wrote: »

Wait until you reach about 7th Dan, and ban 3-in-1 oil from the house (linseed oil is piffle, like something the White Witch of Cobh would rub under her oxters), favouring instead a mechanic's metal squirty oil-can with a pint of 10W-40 semi in it, for hinges and what-not.

Oh you must know me! :pac:

Reoil

Reoil wrote: »

While I agree, for me it should be rename a "Fry slice".

I've also heard them called and egg lift.

Never a feckin vegetable spatula though!

Drakares

Barely There wrote: »

Leaving toilet seat up.

Never understood what is supposed to be rude about that.

Men generally need it up, women need it down, so why should it always be returned to a woman's favoured position?

Doesn't make any logical sense, but the way some women go on about it, you'd swear it was a grave insult to womankind to leave it up.

Having had this discussion with the missus, we came to an agreement to close the toilet entirely after each use :pac:

jimgoose

Deleted User wrote: »

I've also heard them called and egg lift.

Never a feckin vegetable spatula though!

I'm picturing you reeling around the kitchen going "Smeeeeee!!" like Kryten after he crashed while attempting to call Rimmer a smeghead! :pac:

TheBeardedLady

WinnyThePoo wrote: »

I was always told it is rude to ask a women her age.

I have no problem with telling someone my age but something has happened in the last year or so and it's people asking me how old I am on their second question? "Where are you from?", "How old are you?". That's not rude, that's weird. Wouldn't dream of asking someone so soon in the conversation. Why the fook does it matter?

Barely There

Drakares wrote: »

Having had this discussion with the missus, we came to an agreement to close the toilet entirely after each use :pac:

A sensible compromise.
In fact the toilet lid should be closed before flushing the toilet to prevent germ dispersal.

Nothing to do with manners.

TheBeardedLady

Ibetit wrote: »

Oh no no I DON'T have that much fingers to count...

Here's possibly a rude question: Are you a native Latin language speaker by any chance?