British - most boring and polite; French - most rude; Americans - most ignorant and ambitious

[lolo2358 0]

Being a French living in New York City, i must say that i disagree with that survey..! I have never seen such a high concentration of rude people here than anywhere else, even in France!!.. I've lived in 5 different countries.

Example:

Yesterday in a store.. this guy comes to me and asks me for spare change. I pretend not to understand.. he insists, again i tell him "no English" so here he goes again.. asks again. At this point, i avoid eye contact as i'm feeling really uncomfortable about his persistance. Anyhow, i can see that he's moving towards the exit door and goes " stupid bitc*" What the heck??!! This is one of many episodes.

ps in reply to his insult, i told him to f off!

[almaty 19]

I think the Royal family isn't that boring... they seem to know how to have a good time

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[lolo2358 0]

[Carol&Marc 0]

Being a French living in New York City, i must say that i disagree with that survey..! I have never seen such a high concentration of rude people here than anywhere else, even in France!!.. I've lived in 5 different countries.

Example:

Yesterday in a store.. this guy comes to me and asks me for spare change. I pretend not to understand.. he insists, again i tell him "no English" so here he goes again.. asks again. At this point, i avoid eye contact as i'm feeling really uncomfortable about his persistance. Anyhow, i can see that he's moving towards the exit door and goes " stupid bitc*" What the heck??!! This is one of many episodes.

ps in reply to his insult, i told him to f off!

When a panhandler asks for money? GET A FUC##NG JOB!, or if you want to be nice you could just say "DAMN I was just going to ask you that"

[SOlcayto 0]

Anyone who's ever gone into a London bar and been asked if you shave your coo-coo would know the British aren't boring, at least at night when they're drunk, they're not, lol. French people aren't rude they just love to play the devils advocate and be at extremes at the same time. Americans are ambitious and usually that doesn't allow for ignorance. New Yorkers, I'm sorry to say, come across as being really rude. I don't think most of it is intentional, it's just their culture. At my job, I have to talk to people from NY everyday and some of them are soooo nice and funny with their bawdy personalities but the rest of them make me never want to live there bc they're sooooo rude. So, the only thing polls are good for is dancing on or sucking on,

SOL

[Miranda&James 8]

MarilynP that is SO funny!!

[almaty 19]

Being a French living in New York City, i must say that i disagree with that survey..! I have never seen such a high concentration of rude people here than anywhere else, even in France!!.. I've lived in 5 different countries.

Example:

Yesterday in a store.. this guy comes to me and asks me for spare change. I pretend not to understand.. he insists, again i tell him "no English" so here he goes again.. asks again. At this point, i avoid eye contact as i'm feeling really uncomfortable about his persistance. Anyhow, i can see that he's moving towards the exit door and goes " stupid bitc*" What the heck??!! This is one of many episodes.

ps in reply to his insult, i told him to f off!

When a panhandler asks for money? GET A FUC##NG JOB!, or if you want to be nice you could just say "DAMN I was just going to ask you that"

good quick thinking

Anyone who's ever gone into a London bar and been asked if you shave your coo-coo would know the British aren't boring, at least at night when they're drunk, they're not, lol. French people aren't rude they just love to play the devils advocate and be at extremes at the same time. Americans are ambitious and usually that doesn't allow for ignorance. New Yorkers, I'm sorry to say, come across as being really rude. I don't think most of it is intentional, it's just their culture. At my job, I have to talk to people from NY everyday and some of them are soooo nice and funny with their bawdy personalities but the rest of them make me never want to live there bc they're sooooo rude. So, the only thing polls are good for is dancing on or sucking on,

SOL

#######?????????? "asked if you shave your coo-coo " is that a hobby over there in the english bars..or they just curious chopf##ks?

[lolo2358 0]

Being a French living in New York City, i must say that i disagree with that survey..! I have never seen such a high concentration of rude people here than anywhere else, even in France!!.. I've lived in 5 different countries.

Example:

Yesterday in a store.. this guy comes to me and asks me for spare change. I pretend not to understand.. he insists, again i tell him "no English" so here he goes again.. asks again. At this point, i avoid eye contact as i'm feeling really uncomfortable about his persistance. Anyhow, i can see that he's moving towards the exit door and goes " stupid bitc*" What the heck??!! This is one of many episodes.

ps in reply to his insult, i told him to f off!

When a panhandler asks for money? GET A FUC##NG JOB!, or if you want to be nice you could just say "DAMN I was just going to ask you that"

good quick thinking

Anyone who's ever gone into a London bar and been asked if you shave your coo-coo would know the British aren't boring, at least at night when they're drunk, they're not, lol. French people aren't rude they just love to play the devils advocate and be at extremes at the same time. Americans are ambitious and usually that doesn't allow for ignorance. New Yorkers, I'm sorry to say, come across as being really rude. I don't think most of it is intentional, it's just their culture. At my job, I have to talk to people from NY everyday and some of them are soooo nice and funny with their bawdy personalities but the rest of them make me never want to live there bc they're sooooo rude. So, the only thing polls are good for is dancing on or sucking on,

SOL

#######?????????? "asked if you shave your coo-coo " is that a hobby over there in the english bars..or they just curious chopf##ks?

Well, when you have a guy who is about 1 foot taller and 75 lbs bigger than you, you might want reconsider the "get a fuc**** job" line...

[Sister Fracas 5]

#######?????????? "asked if you shave your coo-coo " is that a hobby over there in the english bars..or they just curious chopf##ks?

How DO you shave one of these??

[almaty 19]

#######?????????? "asked if you shave your coo-coo " is that a hobby over there in the english bars..or they just curious chopf##ks?

How DO you shave one of these??

yeah, i don't get it..it does not make sense sister fraces...

Edited February 22, 2006 by almaty2004

[SOlcayto 0]

IT's a picture of a coo-coo clock, lol.

Yeah, I was asked that quite often in London. They think it's a really great pick up line.

SOL

[almaty 19]

IT's a picture of a coo-coo clock, lol.

Yeah, I was asked that quite often in London. They think it's a really great pick up line.

SOL

damn, i never thought to ask that in a bar down south...

[Welshcookie 17]

IT's a picture of a coo-coo clock, lol.

Yeah, I was asked that quite often in London. They think it's a really great pick up line.

SOL

damn, i never thought to ask that in a bar down south...

Good for you Brother Dean..... my southern man would never dream of it....

edited to add: there ARE decent British blokes out there tho'.....LOL

Edited February 22, 2006 by welshcookie

[almaty 19]

IT's a picture of a coo-coo clock, lol.

Yeah, I was asked that quite often in London. They think it's a really great pick up line.

SOL

damn, i never thought to ask that in a bar down south...

Good for you Brother Dean..... my southern man would never dream of it....

edited to add: there ARE decent British blokes out there tho'.....LOL

you know Welch cake, i never ask that or anything rude to a lady..just brought up that way...i know most Brits are decent....

[britbird 4]

Never been asked that question in a London bar...I think you must be frequenting some shady establishments!