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Rude in a Casino

#1

>Do you put your feet up in the movies? in the theatre? in the
classroom? at the dinnertable? Stop being rude and have some manners,.

Yes, Maybe, Yes, No. I love when they ask these stupid questions that
the think are rhetorical, but aren't. You don't own the casino, do
you? Why do you care this much? Are you going to next stop smokers
from dropping ashes on the floor when the ashtray is 3 feet away from
them? Are you calling security whenever a drunk stumbles in your way?
Calling the cops when someone places their gum under the chair?
MYOB!!!, and carry absurd amount of clean wipes or live in a friggen
germ-proof bubble.

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On 10/13/2008 11:57 AM, dipy911 wrote:

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Louis Mogol" <LouMogol@...> wrote:

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The other person's rights/privileges end when they intrude on my
space. That includes noise, liquids, odors and body parts. That
applies in any number of venues, including theaters and airplanes.
There might be some exceptions for emergencies or handicaps.

#2

First, I must apologize because my previous email got personal.

You have the right to all the space directly in front of your machine.
No one should violate that. I hate it when someone tries to touch my
machine, especially a touch-screen machine. On a slant-top, there is
no problem because there is no space between machines. I have been
know to sit with my legs crossed, but completely within the designated
space of my machine.

The sides of upright machine belong to the first person to lay a claim

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on that space be it with an ashtray, a purse, a drink, a foot, NACHOS(Sorry, I also eat while at the machine and I don't offer any to anybody else), fanny pack, ... --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "maspev" <mspevack@...> wrote:

The other person's rights/privileges end when they intrude on my
space. That includes noise, liquids, odors and body parts. That
applies in any number of venues, including theaters and airplanes.
There might be some exceptions for emergencies or handicaps.

#3

Thanks, Dipy. Now I know the rules.

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On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 6:58 AM, dipy911 <dwoods49090@everestkc.net> wrote:

The sides of upright machine belong to the first person to lay a claim
on that space be it with an ashtray, a purse, a drink, a foot,
NACHOS(Sorry, I also eat while at the machine and I don't offer any to
anybody else), fanny pack, ...

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#4

You are welcome :wink: . BTW, I am immune to sarcasm and stink-eye. The
key to both is to smile, maybe give a friendly wave, and pretend that
you don't notice their displeasure, which incidentally also works when
riding a bicycle legally on roads.

dipy911 (pronounced dip-py nine eleven)

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Luke Fuller" <kungalooosh@...> wrote:

Thanks, (dipy911). Now I know the rules.

On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 6:58 AM, dipy911 <dwoods49090@...> wrote:

> The sides of upright machine belong to the first person to lay a claim
> on that space be it with an ashtray, a purse, a drink, a foot,
> NACHOS(Sorry, I also eat while at the machine and I don't offer any to
> anybody else), fanny pack, ...
>