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• #11777
Motorcyclists using hazard lights when filtering on the motorway. Why?
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• #11778
Extra visibility so someone might see you in their mirror before suddenly changing lanes
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• #11779
Raconteurs are alright
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• #11780
the vast number of people (who, as far as I know, are not qualified to undertake such responsibility) who say 'Bless you\him\her' in a manner that really strives for the pinnacle of patronising/belittlement or (as an alternative to goodbye) 'God bless'
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• #11781
I say "no thank you".
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• #11782
I prefer 'aw, bless'...
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• #11783
A cunt I work with says gesundheit when someone sneezes.
I hope his next shite is a hedgehog.
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• #11784
Not German/Swiss/Austrian then, I take it?
(I don't mean the hedgehog)
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• #11785
An old flat mate of mine used to hate it when people said thank you after someone said bless you when they sneezed. She said once "it kills the fairies". I was never quite sure whether she was serious. Needless to say I was quite careful around her after that.
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• #11786
I like saying "bless you" when someone sneezes.
Just a little reminder that plague (H5N1 or similar) could come back at any time and kill one in five of us.
I particularly like saying it to strangers.
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• #11788
I particularly like saying it to strangers.
What - that they have a 20% chance of dropping dead when Judgement comes?
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• #11789
My problem with someone saying "bless you" is the lack of guidance about what to say in response - Debrett's has nothing on the matter.
Saying "thank you" seems to work, but if you're still sneezing, you can't say it in time, and then you're paralysed by embarrassment, and all you can say to alleviate the discomfort is to tell them to fuck off and leave you alone.
It's a minefield of manners.
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• #11790
Please don't invoke your god to bless me, it angers my own sky wizard.
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• #11791
H5N1
Mate.
Plague is caused by a bacterium.H5N1 is a virus.
You'll be asking for antibiotics for your cold next.
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• #11792
And yes, I'm aware it's the secondary infections/bacterial flux breaking down the dead cells etc around a syncytial virus infection that people probably want the antibiotics for.
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• #11793
Adults that refer to their parents as 'Mummy and Daddy'.
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• #11794
I just meant a megadeath disease. Not that H5N1 == plague.
But thanks anyway!
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• #11795
Is this the new memes thread? The whiff of beef is never very far away...
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• #11796
plague
Also that plague can refer to any epedemic disease. In fact, can't you have a plague of locusts too?
A plague on both your houses.
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• #11798
a sneeze is the devil being forced out of the body....or something....hence the "bless you" afterwards
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• #11799
I just wanted to make sure you weren't going to run off and use the wrong crystals to protect yourself with. I think it's opal for bacteria. And topaz for virus.
Happy to be homeopathised.
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• #11800
when someone says Gesundheit.....I always reply "I hope they are"
https://www.laweekly.com/unpopular-opinion-jack-white-is-the-worst-thing-that-ever-happened-to-rock/