Ever had a yenta annoy you in checkout line, on the bus, train, or anywhere else? You make every attempt to shop these people you don't care about their medical condition or their pet's medical condition or their opinion on what you or someone else is buying or wearing, etc. ad nauseum?
I doubt it will help with the hardcore yenta, but, you never know until you try.
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you make these?
ReplyDeletedo you have one that says 'i'm anti-social, don't talk to me'? i always feel rude, but they never get the hint.
That sounds stupid. Who'd buy that.
ReplyDeletei would. are u calling me stupid?
ReplyDeleteSo make it and buy it :-P
ReplyDeleteHow can you not care about their pet's medical condition?!
ReplyDeleteThe description is not my personal feelings actually, just a sales pitch.
ReplyDeletedude, u are the guy that makes the shirts, no? why would i make it on my own? u looking for competition?
ReplyDeleteAltie: I can make it for you then... :-p
ReplyDeleteinkstainedhands: I expected that reaction for you!
Moshe: I think the t-shirt would just cause them to ask you questions about it, they'll try to guess what language you do speak and where the t-shirt came from etc. but cute idea
Ah, so you DO care about their pet's medical condition then.
ReplyDeleteBabysitter -- Am I that predictable?
Yes you are that predictable. Some people are tree huggers, you're an animal hugger. You walk down the street and hug random animals.
ReplyDeletebtw, we went to see Night at the Museum, on the way bay, nice big rat on the tracks. MTA should start an Adopt a Rat program.
inkstainedhands: yea, your predictable about animals, because that's some of what I know about you so far.
ReplyDeleteMoshe: inkstainedhands could be the first to adopt a rat from the MTA tracks! ;-)
Not if I get there first.
ReplyDeletewhy? you want to adopt one too?
ReplyDeleteHell yeah!
ReplyDeleteo, I didn't know...
ReplyDeleteso then the MTA having rats is a good thing?
But they're kinda hard to get to and haven't been seen by a vet.
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