No, you don't raise the food to your mouth with the left hand because the left hand is used for a certain purpose in the smallest room in the house.
No, you don't raise the food to your mouth with the left hand because the left hand is used for a certain purpose in the smallest room in the house.
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No, you don't raise the food to your mouth with the left hand because the left hand is used for a certain purpose in the smallest room in the house.
Not wash their left hand after using the smallest room in the house.
Actually, here's one:
Grab the bathroom door handle with a hand they just washed, even though a certain percentage of people before them have grabbed that same handle without washing their hands. Use a paper towel or something.
When nerds and snobs say "sort of" constantly. A lot of podcast hosts do that.
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Seek validation, reassurance, or excuses to not change.
Ana Theist wrote:
Say something when another person sneezes.
If anything needs to be said, the person who sneezed should say "excuse me."
They also do this: hold a fork in the left hand; cut a piece of meat with fork and knife; lay the knife down; switch the fork from left hand to right; then raise the meat to the mouth with the right hand. What's that all about?
How about this: the fork is on the left-hand side of your plate for a reason. Keep it in your left hand. Cut a piece of meat with fork and knife, then raise the meat to your mouth with the left hand. Make sense?
The fork going from left to right is originally a European aristocrat thing. Think 1800's.
It migrated down to the masses after a awhile.
Keeping the fork in your left hand is decidedly American and much more common here.
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Bro - Mama wrote:
Ana Theist wrote:Say something when another person sneezes.
If anything needs to be said, the person who sneezed should say "excuse me."
They also do this: hold a fork in the left hand; cut a piece of meat with fork and knife; lay the knife down; switch the fork from left hand to right; then raise the meat to the mouth with the right hand. What's that all about?
How about this: the fork is on the left-hand side of your plate for a reason. Keep it in your left hand. Cut a piece of meat with fork and knife, then raise the meat to your mouth with the left hand. Make sense?
The fork going from left to right is originally a European aristocrat thing. Think 1800's.
It migrated down to the masses after a awhile.
Keeping the fork in your left hand is decidedly American and much more common here.
Using a finger instead of the knife to assist in getting food on the fork. Half the point of the knife is to give you a utensil to use to hold food in place so that you can scoop it up with your fork. Yet many Americans set the knife down, and then use their thumb for this purpose.
here's one: wrote:
Using a finger instead of the knife to assist in getting food on the fork. Half the point of the knife is to give you a utensil to use to hold food in place so that you can scoop it up with your fork. Yet many Americans set the knife down, and then use their thumb for this purpose.
The people you observe eat funny and in my world utensils alleviate the need to eat with ones hands and the job of a knife is to cut things.
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Post stupid sh!t online without reading the subject.
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Example: why do so many people yell "TAXI!" when hailing a cab? They can't hear you!!!
They vote democrat.
Another one is assume that all shoes of a particular brand are good because the brand is "good".
post wacko stuff on LR about Bekeles drink bottle at 40k
Rolling through stop signs without looking both ways
Act like you and them share a secret bond when you mention that you like Seinfeld. Yeah, Seinfeld is funny. Nearly everyone thinks Seinfeld is funny. We aren't besties because we both like Seinfeld. Sheesh, if anything it's a hallmark of yuppiedom and reason to self loathe.
I mentioned a recent Seinfeld binge to a friend and she's been non stop with the Seinfeld references ever since. Like, liking Seinfeld is about as groundbreaking as drinking water. Get over it!
Wearing shoes for running.
Drivers turning into the empty lane in the highway that you are about to use. Then you got angry for failing to take the empty lane, and thus, your commute is delayed.
Don't you have to look for genetic urges that were bred into us, that are no longer useful in a modern society?
Shit like, treating women as sex objects. Trying to shut down a gap when somebody puts their blinker on to merge. Having absurd loyalty to any modern-day "clan", whether it be your school, your state, your country, or your religion.
I'm sure there are several others that come "naturally" to us, that are totally outdated.