General rudeness and lack of empathy.

[GommeInc]

It's because Britain is a crap country and all efforts to nuke the joo joo out of it should be taken into consideration. Common courtesy died years ago when the chav/lower-socialite virus took effect, wiping out the courtesy gene - aswell as bees and red squirrels (I've thought this through, clearly ).

Horse people for example, 9/10 of horse people have the arse-hole gene. They take no consideration for their surroundings, don't know how to train horses and lack common courtesy. It's the same with lorry drivers and women with babies. Think of it as flu, and the other variants - bird flu/swine flu.

If I was told that, I'd say "No. I was going to be courteous(sp?), but if you want to take that tone with me then you can sit somewhere else you fat FREAK!"

I'm hoping scientists create a gas that wipes out the chav/anti-social gene along with the person who has it - It'll be awesome

[Andeeh]

LOL it was a Whitehawk 1 actually.

well there you go then
haha,

I hate people who are just plain rude

[Kyle!]

I agree with what you're saying but old people nowadays expect us to get up, open the doors for them etc. and they don't even say thanks. They must think it's a necessity for us to do that. I've encountered numerous occasions where I've held the door for old women for them not even to acknowledge me and not even say thank you.

[GommeInc]

I agree with what you're saying but old people nowadays expect us to get up, open the doors for them etc. and they don't even say thanks. They must think it's a necessity for us to do that. I've encountered numerous occasions where I've held the door for old women for them not even to acknowledge me and not even say thank you.

They are a bit dopey though, it comes with being old - bless them I've held the door open for some elderly men and women before and because I'm tall they don't see my hand reaching out above them holding the door lol

In my area, old people are quite courteous though, so maybe it's different in Scotland and other areas? The problem with Essex is kinda true in the stereotype, the teens to mid-ages. The elderly and young are ok, though of course there are exceptions

[Angel-Light]

I agree with what you're saying but old people nowadays expect us to get up, open the doors for them etc. and they don't even say thanks. They must think it's a necessity for us to do that. I've encountered numerous occasions where I've held the door for old women for them not even to acknowledge me and not even say thank you.

I have experienced that as well. They normally only say thanks if I am in my work clothes but in my normal clothes they just don't bother. Although I do seem to have a face that seems to say "You can talk to me I'm open" as everybody seems to want to talk to me at a bus stop lol

[Indie-Dan]

It's just the everyday burdons and inconveniences of public transport. Hence why I'm learning to drive the day I turn 17, literally.