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"Rush. But do we have to push?"

I saw a guy at lunch today rushing around taking no notice. He bumped into an old lady, knocked her over and carried on his way wihout so much as an apology. Are adults as bad as kids or is this behaviour acceptable these days?

I help women with their prams on the train/subway

Espeically the hot ones, although not so much on the subway. Smelly Glaswegians.

lcarus wrote:
> Yep, in 2100 there'll be protective "barriers" allocated to
> each person.

Sex will just be awkward :-(

adults are worse, just look at all the crimes commited by adults. We just think its worse when a kid does something not as bad. Its unfair to generalise adults, thought, and we shouldnt judge by one incident.

Ha, yes I suppose.

lcarus wrote:
> I was thinking more along the lines of "Forceshields" ie.
> magnetically charged barriers that repel each other when a large
> force comes nearby.

Futuristic bumper cars then......woooooo

I was thinking more along the lines of "Forceshields" ie. magnetically charged barriers that repel each other when a large force comes nearby.

lcarus wrote:
> Yep, in 2100 there'll be protective "barriers" allocated to
> each person.

Like bumper cars wooooooo

Yep, in 2100 there'll be protective "barriers" allocated to each person.

My mom can get pretty angry. She wouldn't let them get away with it. But no, nothing can be done about really because you can't arrest people for bumping into somebody else; it's not practical and makes no sense. Times are changing though and in some cases we're changing for worse.

yes i accept that but can we do anything to stop it. What if that were your mum or grandma and you saw the person who did it?