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In reply to the discussion: "Would you walk me to my car?" [View all]Xyzse
(8,217 posts)89. Of course I would walk you to your car.
Particularly if there is a suspected hoodlum around.
Case in point, I escorted a mother and her two daughters to their car from the café I was in recently, when they noticed someone having a gun on their person. I know I would not be able to accomplish much, other than throwing my musical instrument at their general direction if such is the case... but it made them feel better, so I would.
Either way, it is a courtesy inculcated to me by my grandmother. I also came from a different country initially so mannerisms are a bit different.
There is also the thought of safety in numbers.
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She jammed her leg into the track on purpose, specifically to kill those two guys
Orrex
Apr 2014
#20
I'm afraid YOU are off the mark. I have made no comment on what women want...
Demo_Chris
Apr 2014
#72
Ha. I was half expecting a point about "helping others" at the end of that nonsense post. nt
Democracyinkind
Apr 2014
#43
I recently reread an old book of his and laughed so hard at his depiction of the women
uppityperson
Apr 2014
#53
if she had a leg stuck in the track, couldn't she lay to whichever side is closer...
yurbud
Apr 2014
#93
"what version of chivalry says a good way to meet women is by offering them $20 for a BJ?"
redqueen
Apr 2014
#120
He still could have forgotten about it while he was driving, so you could have asked again
treestar
Apr 2014
#26
Visit california sometime and get back to me about what is reasonable to expect from
Jesus Malverde
Apr 2014
#48
I'd stack them up against Boston and NYC any day of the week and twice on Sundays
merrily
Apr 2014
#51
IDGI. Arer you suggesting women ought ask strangers this, or that more strangers ought comply?
WinkyDink
Apr 2014
#8
ya. i do not know if poster is talking walking guests to the door, often to the car, OR
seabeyond
Apr 2014
#16
mainly because half the people I was with believed it until I explained the situation to them.
Tommy_Carcetti
Apr 2014
#35
ok winky, i am glad, but how do i know i have not met one? examples? a boss at work,
seabeyond
Apr 2014
#63
Winky is referring to Ted Bundy- who sported a fake broken arm he used to trick women into helping
bettyellen
Apr 2014
#75
of course that is what she meant and we do not have to get to the point of absurd.
seabeyond
Apr 2014
#79
yup. to all you say. i do not have a clue why people are making this like a ..... drama. lol. nt
seabeyond
Apr 2014
#92
you might of hit on the reason for this post. she wasnt walked out to her car??? at 2 am? nt
seabeyond
Apr 2014
#66
During the Sandy blackout it was pitch dark, and I walked a scared young man to my car, drove him to
bettyellen
Apr 2014
#114