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By *anny77 OP Man
over a year ago
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95% convinced I just walked past another fab member who I've chatted to at CJs (won't name names) while I was walking along with my daughter. Wanted to do a daft little wave but stopped myself. Didn't even make even the tiniest acknowledgment.
Has this happened to anyone else? Must have done! |
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over a year ago
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"95% convinced I just walked past another fab member who I've chatted to at CJs (won't name names) while I was walking along with my daughter. Wanted to do a daft little wave but stopped myself. Didn't even make even the tiniest acknowledgment.
Has this happened to anyone else? Must have done!"
I imagine, she was a switched on female, and thought that it was best not to acknowledge you whilst you were with your daughter, that way it doesn't put you on the spot when your daughter asks who she is! Or she clocked you early and thought, oh fuck, there's that twat from cjs and deliberately looked the other way  |
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By *anny77 OP Man
over a year ago
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"95% convinced I just walked past another fab member who I've chatted to at CJs (won't name names) while I was walking along with my daughter. Wanted to do a daft little wave but stopped myself. Didn't even make even the tiniest acknowledgment.
Has this happened to anyone else? Must have done!
I imagine, she was a switched on female, and thought that it was best not to acknowledge you whilst you were with your daughter, that way it doesn't put you on the spot when your daughter asks who she is! Or she clocked you early and thought, oh fuck, there's that twat from cjs and deliberately looked the other way "
Ha ha think you nailed it  |
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It's happened to me twice. Once was a girl I'd met at CJs greedy girl parties. I was in the big Currys at Barrhead and she was behind me in the queue, with a younger female, at customer services when I turned round. Was about to say hello but she looked at me with pleading eyes as if to say 'please don't say hello'. I just walked on by.
Got a message on fab that night. She said thanks for not saying hello and sorry if it made me feel awkward. She said she was with her daughter, who knows nothing about her lifestyle choice, and panicked in case her daughter asked how we knew each other. A great example for playing things low key out in the real world. Helps protect all our privacy  |
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Meet a single guy in here few months ago couple weeks later literly bumped into him in asda. Both very apologetic then the realisation of who each other was. Cue the wife and kids arriving on cue to make sure daddy was ok.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think for me personally it would depend on how well I know the person and who I was with.
I've bumped into a few people and stood n had a full conversation, others I've just Said hello.
I am lucky that in my line of work you come across a lot of different types of people so can always pass it off as that x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Was at a club last week and 2 guys walked in 10 minutes apart and they were brother in laws!!! They made the most of a very awkward situation. But both went along with who are you again and enjoyed there day. X |
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