If you were out in the street and someone walked up to you, pointed at you laughing, moving their finger from you head to you toes, still laughing, then walked away, how would you react?
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Dirty-Ninja-Misses-NYC
ANSWERS: 12
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As long as there finger wasnt in my face a could prolly keep my cool.
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I'd have no choice but to challenge him or her to a duel.
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I'd probably assume they were mentally ill and just let it be.
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I would check to make sure my fly wasn't open.
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I'd want to hunker down and cry!!! or Break their friggin finger.
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well first I would make sure I didn't have a big booger hanging out my nose and then check to see if my fly wasn't open or that I hadn't dribbled the last time I went to the loo...:):)
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I would look at them like they are mentally unbalanced and go on my way shaking my head. To do what you describe sounds like the actions of an unbalanced individual.
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You are too consumed with what others might be thinking. Unless you can read another's mind and know their thoughts, which is doubtful because you asked the question, then assume nothing and ask them what they mean. It may be that they are completely unbalanced and then YOU do NOT want to know what they are thinking.
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"well that was weird".
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I know people who I can see doing that and I can tell you that they are just immature. Therefore, if someone did that to me, I would probably think they were immature.
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Same thing I do every time it happens.... just go on.
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Tell them I was glad I had made their day happy! (then check out what the hell they were laughing at!,e.g. did I have yesterdays knickers on my head or round my ankle... ummm whatever) I help in a charity shop and do tend to dress up in real silly things, like silly hats/wigs/bra's over my clothes and mens shorts etc., and have on more than one occasion been called into the shop to help and forgot what I had on and freaked customers out; normally I just loon around and make the other staff fall about laughing....... I am getting real sad in my old age....
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