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Weirdest thing ever said to you?

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    AzagothAzagoth Posts: 10,169
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    I'm paraphrasing but, "If anyone starts shooting in your direction, then try to find cover".

    Yes, no f**king sh*t Sherlock!
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    ChristaChrista Posts: 17,560
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    I got asked, in front of a crowd of people, very recently, if there was "a touch of the tar-brush" about me. My father is Italian and I have dark hair and eyes - but the phrase used sounded so insulting and so racist.
    :eek: I'm actually speechless.

    That's so 1890s New Delhi...
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,281
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    Unfortunately, I'm usually the one saying weird things :(
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    ChristaChrista Posts: 17,560
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    Jane Doh! wrote: »
    Weirdest thing someone ever said to me was "Johnny Depp's ok but I just don't fancy him." :eek:

    Is that even humanly possible?

    Er yeah. I think he's pretty but unfanciable...
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    Christa wrote: »
    :eek: I'm actually speechless.

    That's so 1890s New Delhi...
    I was speechless too. And this was a white guy in his early 30's asking me that, not some old colonial buffer in his 70's - which would still be unforgivable, but understandable (ish).
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 72
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    Jennymoo wrote: »
    Did this really happen though?

    Yep - while I was at Uni (well over 15 years ago).
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    Jane Doh!Jane Doh! Posts: 43,307
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    Christa wrote: »
    Er yeah. I think he's pretty but unfanciable...

    Nope, I've read that twice and still can't comprehend.

    ;)
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    No, he was neither which added to my anxiety! He lived in the middle of a city, what was his interest in cows??!!! I am 47 now so that was 30 years ago I have never forgotten it, I am truly scarred by his comments. My eyes remain big, brown with long lashes though ;):)
    Ah right, in that case, you were wise to be alarmed. An urban man doesn't really appreciate the beauty of cow's eyes. I bet he was into bestiality:D

    Oops, sorry I was trying to make you feel better!!!:o:o
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 541
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    When I lived in Brighton, a lady (who looked totally normal) just walked up to me on the street and said

    "Would you like to buy some lemons darling?"

    I played along, just for fun and said yes (they were on my shopping list anyway) thinking she had a stall or something and was drumming up business. She just said

    "Waitrose is just around the corner, they have spiffing lemons"

    Then she kissed me on the cheek and walked away.

    Ironically, I just stood there like a lemon for about 5 minutes trying to work out WTF she was talking about.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,053
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    Yep - while I was at Uni (well over 15 years ago).

    He sounds like good company.

    Did you go to the police?
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    Jane Doh! wrote: »
    Nope, I've read that twice and still can't comprehend.

    ;)

    Me neither.
    Johnny Depp isn't fanciable???

    I am confused:confused:
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    Tasty DelightTasty Delight Posts: 1,328
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    Me neither.
    Johnny Depp isn't fanciable???

    I am confused:confused:

    I don't think he is fanciable at all. Am I odd?
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    ChristaChrista Posts: 17,560
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    Ah right, in that case, you were wise to be alarmed. An urban man doesn't really appreciate the beauty of cow's eyes. I bet he was into bestiality:D

    Oops, sorry I was trying to make you feel better!!!:o:o
    Cows eyes hmm... that reminds me - some guy shouted out to me or rather to my bf - as we walked past:

    "If I were going home with pins like that I'd be pleased with my bacon".

    I was so chuffed to be likened to a pig *oink*
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    Jennymoo wrote: »
    A couple of weeks ago a guy in a shop said "hi Alison" to me.

    What was so weird about that Alison?:D:):D:):D
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    Jane Doh!Jane Doh! Posts: 43,307
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    Me neither.
    Johnny Depp isn't fanciable???

    I am confused:confused:
    *swoon*
    I don't think he is fanciable at all. Am I odd?
    Very!
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    I don't think he is fanciable at all. Am I odd?
    Yes.:D:D

    Nah only joking, Jonny Depp is my ideal - and totally unattainable man - not everybody's.
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    jcafcwjcafcw Posts: 11,282
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    Was she one of these middle-aged motherly types who still think they've got what it takes?

    No she was young and fit...and I was young too, unfortunately not the other.
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    jcafcwjcafcw Posts: 11,282
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    Delphium wrote: »
    I was once walking through town to my place of work and a total stranger said to me:

    "Tosser".

    I replied: "F**k off"

    The we both carried on our way :D

    Just for you - some Derek and Clive - This bloke came up and said to me....

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTifRi3qDkU
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    ChristaChrista Posts: 17,560
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    I don't think he is fanciable at all. Am I odd?

    If you're odd then so am I.
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    QwertyGirl1771QwertyGirl1771 Posts: 4,472
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    Some old geezer friend of Hubbys asked me to checkout the wallpaper on his ceiling!!!!!!!!! This was years ago when I started dating Hubby. I knew I liked the older man, but this man was somehow taking the mickey (he was in his late 70s and I was 22). Bless him though, he died a few years back. We still laugh at this comment.

    Another time was when I was on a bus with my daughter (who was about a year old). I was sitting by a misty window and drawing shapes on them and there was an elderly man sitting in front of us. He turned to me and I thought he was going to be grumpy about daughter for some reason (she was laughing at my shapes, so I didn't think she was bothering anyone) and he turned to me and said 'you mark my words, your child will be a captain of industry' (I was freaked out by this, I wrote this in my baby diary)
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    Some old geezer friend of Hubbys asked me to checkout the wallpaper on his ceiling!!!!!!!!! This was years ago when I started dating Hubby. I knew I liked the older man, but this man was somehow taking the mickey (he was in his late 70s and I was 22). Bless him though, he died a few years back. We still laugh at this comment.

    Another time was when I was on a bus with my daughter (who was about a year old). I was sitting by a misty window and drawing shapes on them and there was an elderly man sitting in front of us. He turned to me and I thought he was going to be grumpy about daughter for some reason (she was laughing at my shapes, so I didn't think she was bothering anyone) and he turned to me and said 'you mark my words, your child will be a captain of industry' (I was freaked out by this, I wrote this in my baby diary)
    And is she???:eek:
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,239
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    A man once asked me if I wanted to go to his for dinner as he had some really nice sprouts to cook up. He wasn't joking either and that was his exact phrasing. I politely declined. My boyfriend at the time laughed for about two weeks solid when I told him and the whole thing deteriorated over the years into sprouts becoming code for fancying a nice 'intimate' evening together. I would never have anticipated that sprouts could take on any sexual connotation in my life. I love weirdos, they make family folklore.
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    QwertyGirl1771QwertyGirl1771 Posts: 4,472
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    And is she???:eek:

    She's only 14:D
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    She's only 14:D
    Oh right, so she may well be in the future:) Fantastic. Keep me posted!!
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    alfiewozerealfiewozere Posts: 29,508
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    lou-kate wrote: »
    A man once asked me if I wanted to go to his for dinner as he had some really nice sprouts to cook up. He wasn't joking either and that was his exact phrasing. I politely declined. My boyfriend at the time laughed for about two weeks solid when I told him and the whole thing deteriorated over the years into sprouts becoming code for fancying a nice 'intimate' evening together. I would never have anticipated that sprouts could take on any sexual connotation in my life. I love weirdos, they make family folklore.

    Aw bless, how could any man think sprouts could equate to some sexy time? with a lady?:eek: I hope he has moved on and isn't still trying to seduce women with a pan of sprouts, that would be so sad:cry:
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