Take your filthy feet off that table, you unmannered trogdolyte.
Nen botte lepel zou iets leuk zijn om hem manieren te leren.
Doesn’t even look comfortable. Lifetime ban.
Doe je voeten van de tafel!!
I would probably pull of his shoe and throw it towards the end of the wagon
All its polluting orifices are covered. I’ll allow it. If you’re in the same carriage as me, you can hang from the luggage rack for all I care as long as you’re quiet, give me some space, don’t beg me for money and don’t infect me with anything.
There’s no point starting an argument with them, they’ll just drag you down to their level and enjoy their newfound “power” to get a rise out of you.
You did the right thing actually. If they ask why you took their picture, you simply say “because you were going out of your way to attract my attention”. And they’re not identifiable so whatever idea they have of their “right to privacy” will be easily rebuked.
The true Belgian way, I’d ignore it and be mildly irritated.
At most I’d throw a disapproving glare.
But only when he doesn’t see it, just as a subtle way to signal other commuters that you don’t approve. You know, maybe with some eyebrow raising when you cross eyes with an other passenger.
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Sitting normal would be a start
Take your filthy feet off that table, you unmannered trogdolyte.
Nen botte lepel zou iets leuk zijn om hem manieren te leren.
Doesn’t even look comfortable. Lifetime ban.
Doe je voeten van de tafel!!
I would probably pull of his shoe and throw it towards the end of the wagon
All its polluting orifices are covered. I’ll allow it. If you’re in the same carriage as me, you can hang from the luggage rack for all I care as long as you’re quiet, give me some space, don’t beg me for money and don’t infect me with anything.
There’s no point starting an argument with them, they’ll just drag you down to their level and enjoy their newfound “power” to get a rise out of you.
You did the right thing actually. If they ask why you took their picture, you simply say “because you were going out of your way to attract my attention”. And they’re not identifiable so whatever idea they have of their “right to privacy” will be easily rebuked.
The true Belgian way, I’d ignore it and be mildly irritated.
At most I’d throw a disapproving glare.
But only when he doesn’t see it, just as a subtle way to signal other commuters that you don’t approve. You know, maybe with some eyebrow raising when you cross eyes with an other passenger.