Monday, September 29, 2014
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I can only assume that they felt it appropriate to stretch out so long as they din't put their dirty shoes on the upholstery ...
ReplyDelete^ Oh wow! I didn't *even* think of that! How kind of them to be so considerate of others!
ReplyDeleteI'll try that tonight myself. Maybe next to you. I'll even take off the socks I worked all day in and leave them rolled up on the seat beside you.
Totally inappropriate... and goes to show, it's not just the young'uns that have no couth. They should know better!
ReplyDeleteI just had a brilliant idea! If you see someone on the train with their feet up and their shoes off simply say out loud "Is that *insert stinkiest cheese name here* I smell" Fingers crossed they'll get the hint.
ReplyDeleteDisgusting, but not surprising. Unfortunately, people don't see what is wrong with stinky toe jam, foot fungus and skin flakes all over the seats. I don't want to look at your feet let alone smell them after they've been trapped in shoes all day. Chainsaw.
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