Tool of the day
08-18-2015, 06:27 AM
#6721
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Originally Posted by cardiomd
Today's tool is a passenger:
United Express passenger filmed being kicked off a plane whilst swearing at police | Daily Mail Online
United Express passenger filmed being kicked off a plane whilst swearing at police | Daily Mail Online
I've seen dudes wearing orange jumpsuits in ISIS videos that appeared to have a more positive outlook on life than this guy trapped with that lunatic.
08-18-2015, 06:36 AM
#6722
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Originally Posted by Thedude
Folks that stand in front of the (employee) bus door area at the stop making it difficult for you to disembark from said bus.
Same for elevator doors.
Excuse me while I whack you my rollarboard since you won't move.
Idiots.
Same for elevator doors.
Excuse me while I whack you my rollarboard since you won't move.
Idiots.
I'll add to that people who step off of the bottom or top of an escalator, or step off of a moving walkway, and just stop.
Or, the people who take one step outside the sliding doors exiting the terminal, and do the same thing, as they try to figure out where to get the bus to parking.
In that same vein, the genius who designed the PHL terminal so that the crosswalks are 10 yards to the left or right of the terminal exit doors.
So what do people do?
Instead of walking that 10 yards to the crosswalks (or even seeing them), they blow right out the door, right through the jersey barriers, and right into the traffic to cross the street to the parking lot.
08-18-2015, 09:19 AM
#6723
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Originally Posted by teddyballgame
I'll add to that people who step off of the bottom or top of an escalator, or step off of a moving walkway, and just stop.
Or, the people who take one step outside the sliding doors exiting the terminal, and do the same thing, as they try to figure out where to get the bus to parking.
In that same vein, the genius who designed the PHL terminal so that the crosswalks are 10 yards to the left or right of the terminal exit doors.
Or, the people who take one step outside the sliding doors exiting the terminal, and do the same thing, as they try to figure out where to get the bus to parking.
In that same vein, the genius who designed the PHL terminal so that the crosswalks are 10 yards to the left or right of the terminal exit doors.
And one of my favorites. Say you are walking through the terminal, and it has dual/parallel moving sidewalks or escalators. There is a person to your side, NO ONE on either of the moving sidewalks or escalators ahead of you. It seems OBVIOUS that you'll take the one ahead of you, they'll take the one ahead of them. All of the sudden, they walk right in front of you and cut you off to get on the one ahead of you, leaving the other one by itself. WTH is wth that?
08-18-2015, 11:05 AM
#6724
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The people that are mentioned in the prior posts that stop anywhere at any time seem to not be aware that they are not the only person on this Earth. But they are so oblivious to their surroundings in the first place (be it a terminal, grocery store, parking lot, or roadway) and then wonder why they are crime victims, get run over by cars, run into other cars, and just walk around in a constant befuddled daze.
Ask those wonderful folks to define situational awareness? What is that? Besides, I never get into situations in the first place.
Ask those wonderful folks to define situational awareness? What is that? Besides, I never get into situations in the first place.
08-18-2015, 11:21 AM
#6725
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Originally Posted by RhinoPherret
The people that are mentioned in the prior posts that stop anywhere at any time seem to not be aware that they are not the only person on this Earth. But they are so oblivious to their surroundings in the first place
08-18-2015, 11:39 AM
#6726
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Originally Posted by John Carr
Yep, same trait as the elevator people, etc. Same ones that walk down a busy sidewalk and just stop, or in the crowded terminal. Same people that step out of a store onto the sidewalk in an urban area and now make everyone walk around them.
And one of my favorites. Say you are walking through the terminal, and it has dual/parallel moving sidewalks or escalators. There is a person to your side, NO ONE on either of the moving sidewalks or escalators ahead of you. It seems OBVIOUS that you'll take the one ahead of you, they'll take the one ahead of them. All of the sudden, they walk right in front of you and cut you off to get on the one ahead of you, leaving the other one by itself. WTH is wth that?
And one of my favorites. Say you are walking through the terminal, and it has dual/parallel moving sidewalks or escalators. There is a person to your side, NO ONE on either of the moving sidewalks or escalators ahead of you. It seems OBVIOUS that you'll take the one ahead of you, they'll take the one ahead of them. All of the sudden, they walk right in front of you and cut you off to get on the one ahead of you, leaving the other one by itself. WTH is wth that?
08-18-2015, 11:43 AM
#6727
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Originally Posted by badflaps
Then they get in their cars and pull the same stuff with the expressway exits.
08-18-2015, 11:51 AM
#6728
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Originally Posted by RhinoPherret
The people that are mentioned in the prior posts that stop anywhere at any time seem to not be aware that they are not the only person on this Earth. But they are so oblivious to their surroundings in the first place (be it a terminal, grocery store, parking lot, or roadway) and then wonder why they are crime victims, get run over by cars, run into other cars, and just walk around in a constant befuddled daze.
Ask those wonderful folks to define situational awareness? What is that? Besides, I never get into situations in the first place.
Ask those wonderful folks to define situational awareness? What is that? Besides, I never get into situations in the first place.
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