Spitting - WTF??
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I've recently happened to pass through the large town in which I used to live.
From the moment I stepped off the train, I saw that every few feet was the result of some feral smeghead gobbing on the floor.
It was like a sputal version of Hansel & Gretel.
FFS, what is wrong with people.
Back there today & saw two skanky streaks flobbing as they walked along. Is this the norm in some parts of the UK now?
Not going to mention chewing gum & fag butts.
From the moment I stepped off the train, I saw that every few feet was the result of some feral smeghead gobbing on the floor.
It was like a sputal version of Hansel & Gretel.
FFS, what is wrong with people.
Back there today & saw two skanky streaks flobbing as they walked along. Is this the norm in some parts of the UK now?
Not going to mention chewing gum & fag butts.
Never seen anyone in HK spit on the floor the last couple of times I was there.
We could learn a lot from them. Most people out and about look smart and well dressed. No real obesity problems
Unlike over here where its common to see grossly obese / pyjamas and hair curlers /tee shirts in resturants.
Never seen any of that in HK.
We could learn a lot from them. Most people out and about look smart and well dressed. No real obesity problems
Unlike over here where its common to see grossly obese / pyjamas and hair curlers /tee shirts in resturants.
Never seen any of that in HK.
It's been the norm for years in the chav culture. Not too sure what it is really. Is it a sign of being a hard man, demanding respect or what?
I remember back in my Uni days walking with a few friends where we went past some chav's sat on a low-ish brick wall. One of them spat right in front of us - he either timed it perfect showing off to his mates or had such little regard for anyone else. Either way we all had to contort our bodies matrix style to avoid it hitting us. They all laughed and the culprit smirked in arrogance. Cue me loosing my temper and giving him a gentle nudge so he fell off the wall backwards. We laughed, his mates laughed and the turd just hung his head in shame.
I remember back in my Uni days walking with a few friends where we went past some chav's sat on a low-ish brick wall. One of them spat right in front of us - he either timed it perfect showing off to his mates or had such little regard for anyone else. Either way we all had to contort our bodies matrix style to avoid it hitting us. They all laughed and the culprit smirked in arrogance. Cue me loosing my temper and giving him a gentle nudge so he fell off the wall backwards. We laughed, his mates laughed and the turd just hung his head in shame.
julian64 said:
Never seen anyone in HK spit on the floor the last couple of times I was there.
We could learn a lot from them. Most people out and about look smart and well dressed. No real obesity problems
Unlike over here where its common to see grossly obese / pyjamas and hair curlers /tee shirts in restaurants.
Never seen any of that in HK.
It's how you find the bus stops. Look for the wet patch.We could learn a lot from them. Most people out and about look smart and well dressed. No real obesity problems
Unlike over here where its common to see grossly obese / pyjamas and hair curlers /tee shirts in restaurants.
Never seen any of that in HK.
But they walk so ssslllooowwwlllyyy.
king disgusting, some people are absolutely foul
julian64 said:
Never seen anyone in HK spit on the floor the last couple of times I was there.
We could learn a lot from them. Most people out and about look smart and well dressed. No real obesity problems
Unlike over here where its common to see grossly obese / pyjamas and hair curlers /tee shirts in resturants.
Never seen any of that in HK.
Really? I got into a bit of an altercation with a Chinese guy at Starbucks in HK airport - he was jabbering on his phone turned his head and spat all over the window of the Starbucks. A big proper green flobber with bubbles all over it.We could learn a lot from them. Most people out and about look smart and well dressed. No real obesity problems
Unlike over here where its common to see grossly obese / pyjamas and hair curlers /tee shirts in resturants.
Never seen any of that in HK.
I know the detail as I was sat at a table with my coffee about 1 metre from it. Lovely.
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