Unwritten rules...

[TheShizNo1]

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I like to step into the middle urinal when there's 3, just to be that guy.

[Chef Matt]

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I like to step into the middle urinal when there's 3, just to be that guy.

[~LiverpoolRed~]

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Watch your language in front of small children!

This is a big one for me. Can't tell you how many times I'm playing with my three your old son at the park and it's surrounded by teenagers cursing. Teenagers these days have no respect.

[TheShizNo1]

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I can't cuss in front of little kids or old people.

[Evan_OS]

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Watch your language in front of small children!

This is a big one for me. Can't tell you how many times I'm playing with my three your old son at the park and it's surrounded by teenagers cursing. Teenagers these days have no respect.

This. I couldn't agree more.

[jeremym480]

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Watch your language in front of small children!

This is a big one for me. Can't tell you how many times I'm playing with my three your old son at the park and it's surrounded by teenagers cursing. Teenagers these days have no respect.

I also agree with this. However, I hate when some parents put there children in situations to where they're are surely to be bad language. I do not curse that much. However, one of my friends used to be quite the potty mouth. One night we went to Hooters to watch a UFC fight and there was a family at the table beside us. I noticed the parents cut him a look for dropping a F-bomb. I thought that my friends should probably be a little more respectful but, then again what do the parents think they're going to get when they bring there kids to a restaurant like Hooters at 10 PM on a Saturday night?

[Bellsprout]

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^^^


A parent gets no right to give dirty looks to a person cussing when they took their kids to Hooters. Hooters is basically a fully clothed adult establishment. Keep your kids home if you need to see tits in tight tank tops so badly.

[Kevin26385]

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I also agree with the swearing in front of little kids, but I have to be very aware of that at training camp so I am used to it. I usually give me friends dirty looks when they swear in front of children.

Also, not sure if this has been mentioned ( I am sure it has)

If I let you in traffic..You better wave at me otherwsie I won't be happy

[Bellsprout]

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If I let you in traffic..You better wave at me otherwsie I won't be happy

Really? I might nod. Maybe. If I'm in a good mood. But that's about it.

I didn't know that was a thing.

[Kevin26385]

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Really? I might nod. Maybe. If I'm in a good mood. But that's about it.

I didn't know that was a thing.

Maybe it is just living near and driving in Chicago often..Around here if I let you in, it's usually because I realize how much of a pain in the *** it is going to be for you to get into traffic....and you should realize it to haha

Actually the other day I had someone behind me actually honk his horn at me because I let someone in.

[BurghFan]

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Also, not sure if this has been mentioned ( I am sure it has)

If I let you in traffic..You better wave at me otherwsie I won't be happy

It's also good to wave when someone stops to let you cross at a crosswalk even though they're supposed to stop. Of course at the intersection I always cross near my apartment, nobody ever stops for pedestrians. I hate to say it, but I won't be at all surprised if someone gets hit by a car at that intersection one of these days. And that intersection brings up another one. If someone in front of you stops to let someone cross the street, don't drive around them in the fire lane and go past while the person is still crossing.

[HotSauce2k3]

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Definitely wave or give some sign of gratitude when someone gives you the right of way.

[TheShizNo1]

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When a person is walking towards you and you guys stand there and try to move out of eachother's way for like 5 minutes until someone gives up and says go ahead. I like to be the guy that keeps getting in the way on purpose, and tells the other person to go ahead, and proceed to get in their way again.

[deaduck]

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Watch your language in front of small children!

This is a big one for me. Can't tell you how many times I'm playing with my three your old son at the park and it's surrounded by teenagers cursing. Teenagers these days have no respect.

Gonna go out on a limb here but I don't follow this.

Words only have the power people give them...and isolating a kid from language versus setting down why he can and can't use a word seems unrealistic.

My boys and my brother all firmly set the adult words and kids words early on instead of expecting the world to co-operate and it's worked out great for all those kids.

It's not like I try to cuss in front of kids but it still amazes me the places I'm at and parents expect other adults to go G-rated because they want to bring their kids.

[~LiverpoolRed~]

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Gonna go out on a limb here but I don't follow this.

Words only have the power people give them...and isolating a kid from language versus setting down why he can and can't use a word seems unrealistic.

My boys and my brother all firmly set the adult words and kids words early on instead of expecting the world to co-operate and it's worked out great for all those kids.

It's not like I try to cuss in front of kids but it still amazes me the places I'm at and parents expect other adults to go G-rated because they want to bring their kids.

I'm at the park! Teenagers shouldn't be hanging around the monkey bars and jungle gym while I'm pushing my son on the swings.