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[inclemency]

I think good manners would be better than military, KoP

Modifié par inclemency, 18 octobre 2010 - 02:27 .

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KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Lady Jess wrote...
Thats one thing nice about living on an army post. No PDA in uniform, so you don't see alot past hand holding. And when we have a formal even like a ball, noone is sucking each others faces off on the dance floor, because...guys are in uniform. Handholding and hugging, and a chaste kiss is the limit. It's a nice atmosphere.

It sure is.
Too bad we can't run the world like the military huh.

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[Skadi_the_Evil_Elf]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Well it wouldn't ruin my day either. I just think when I am walking on the street, I don't really want to see others being too affectionate in my way. OIr when I am at a resturant tryign to eat with my family. They can do that somewhere private and not bother the rest.

So it doesn't really matter to me whether it's banned or allowed. I slightly side with banning because of personal convinction, as long as it's reasonable and not excessive like holding hands or hugging is now a PDA. But I wouldn't make an agenda out of it. I prefer letting society and culture regulate itself on its own, without the government. I think it has done weel so far back home, in this at least.

I agree on letting society regulate and settle into it's own norms and boundaries without legal or government interference.

it is incredible nauseating when you are settling down for a good meal, and having two people in a booth next to me groping, dry humping, and slurping tongues while I'm trying to eat. But I'd much rather be able to turn around and dump a pitcher of ice water on them to cool their jets than having a cop or governent offical butt in.

I'm not really bothered by people getting up to stuff in public, but abandoned places, like parks at night or abandoned buildings. Some people, for one reason or another, really don't have access to privacy.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Briiel wrote...
Yeah if a guy woo's me I would be a happy camper !! I am very romantic at heart so I get what your saying KoP.
In a relationship and the person your with is someone you truly want to be with . They are someone your attached to . yes you can live without them but living with them makes your soul soar .It's like finding something you've been missing.

But then I listen to music that has Lyrics like "When two become one" and "When you really love a woman,You tell her that she's the one":wub:

Yea, I agree. Exactly.

For me, being in love is feeling that you're special to someone who is special to you.
And you might not die when you lose something special. But your life wouldn't be the same without it.
That's how I see it at least.

[Skadi_the_Evil_Elf]

[quote]Kryyptehk wrote...


And if you have the right mods, Morrigan will even get it on with you right in the middle of Denerim market. Or a Chantry!

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Okay, Morrigan doing it in a Chantry could practically be canon. Come on, you know she would/has before!

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I'd much rather take Alistair's Chantry Cherry right in front of a reverend mother. Or some templars.

[Tigress M]

Sarah1281 wrote...
It's the effort that's really touching and his ability to pull out, clean, and hide 100 darkspawn skulls.

Exactly!  What a guy, right?  <3

[KnightofPhoenix]

Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
it is incredible nauseating when you are settling down for a good meal, and having two people in a booth next to me groping, dry humping, and slurping tongues while I'm trying to eat. But I'd much rather be able to turn around and dump a pitcher of ice water on them to cool their jets than having a cop or governent offical butt in.

If something like that happened back home, the customers would complain to the restaurant manager, that is if he / she didn't notice before, and then those people would be politely asked to stop. If they continue, they are either asked to stop again, or asked to leave. If they keep doing it, they might be forced to leave.

I wouldn't shed a tear for them.

@ Inclemency
I was joking, I don't like military regimes
Good manners is the right set of words.

Modifié par KnightofPhoenix, 18 octobre 2010 - 02:29 .

[Kryyptehk]

Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...

Kryyptehk wrote...


And if you have the right mods, Morrigan will even get it on with you right in the middle of Denerim market. Or a Chantry!

Okay, Morrigan doing it in a Chantry could practically be canon. Come on, you know she would/has before!


I'd much rather take Alistair's Chantry Cherry right in front of a reverend mother. Or some templars.

You're a freak. I like you. I wouldn't do it in front of the Revered Mother for fear that she might enjoy that

[Lady Jess]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Lady Jess wrote...
Thats one thing nice about living on an army post. No PDA in uniform, so you don't see alot past hand holding. And when we have a formal even like a ball, noone is sucking each others faces off on the dance floor, because...guys are in uniform. Handholding and hugging, and a chaste kiss is the limit. It's a nice atmosphere.

It sure is.
Too bad we can't run the world like the military huh.

I'd be happy with the manners being mandatory. When he came home from basic doors were opened for me, (still are). He actually got frustrated when I kept getting to the doors first and MOVED my butt out of the way to open it for me...lol

But the "Yes ma'am" response when you're spoken to, doors being opened, sigh...it's nice. Right until we drive out of the gates.

Other odd rules: No talking on your cell phone while walking in uniform. Same applies to smoking.

Edit: There are far more things that make me GLAD to leave the gates however...tis a double edged sword:P

Modifié par Lady Jess, 18 octobre 2010 - 02:30 .

[Briiel]

See I'm used to military life. I was born and raised in it. I don't mind people holding hands or having an arm around them. Or even stealing little kisses. But when there trying to suck each others faces off then I want to gag . I was with my sister one time and we were walking down the street . We came across a couple making out on the sidewalk. We almost expected them to start doing it right there. My sister (she's a mouth) says to them "Do we need to get popcorn to watch this show?"

I died laughing because I forgot how bold she was but the couple was pissed at her >.>

[inclemency]

KoP,  I should have added a smiley or something, my reply was tongue-in-cheek as well. Was freaked about ToP and forgot

Modifié par inclemency, 18 octobre 2010 - 02:30 .

[Kryyptehk]

Lady Jess wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Lady Jess wrote...
Thats one thing nice about living on an army post. No PDA in uniform, so you don't see alot past hand holding. And when we have a formal even like a ball, noone is sucking each others faces off on the dance floor, because...guys are in uniform. Handholding and hugging, and a chaste kiss is the limit. It's a nice atmosphere.

It sure is.
Too bad we can't run the world like the military huh.

I'd be happy with the manners being mandatory. When he came home from basic doors were opened for me, (still are). He actually got frustrated when I kept getting to the doors first and MOVED my butt out of the way to open it for me...lol

But the "Yes ma'am" response when you're spoken to, doors being opened, sigh...it's nice. Right until we drive out of the gates.

Other odd rules: No talking on your cell phone while walking in uniform. Same applies to smoking.

I like this rule. Of course, I understand that (though I don't really get the cellphone thing).

[KnightofPhoenix]

Briiel wrote...
 the couple was pissed at her >.>

And what did they expect?
They think they own the sidewalk?

[Skadi_the_Evil_Elf]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

If something like that happened back home, the customers would complain to the restaurant manager, that is if he / she didn't notice before, and then those people would be politely asked to stop. If they continue, they are either asked to stop again, or asked to leave. If they keep doing it, they might be forced to leave.

I wouldn't shed a tear for them.

Sound's good to me. If it's a private establishment, then the owners or managers have every right to enforce a standard of conduct they feel best suits the atmosphere, or personal views on how they wish their business to be conducted.

And customers shooing them out sounds good to me. A fine example of self rule, really.

[Addai]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Yea, I agree. Exactly.

For me, being in love is feeling that you're special to someone who is special to you.
And you might not die when you lose something special. But your life wouldn't be the same without it.
That's how I see it at least.

You and Giggles are true romantics.  It's inspiring.  

[Tigress M]

Aeowyn wrote...
You really crack me up sometimes Skadi.
Would've loved for a quick scene after a battle for Alistair to go "You. Me. Behind the bush. Now"

Yes!  Fighting darkspawn really gets the adrenalin up and that's a perfect way to cool down.  But, hey, I'd just settle for him initiating any sort of physical contact after the first night.  I keep hoping some lovely modder will come up with something like that... my PCs would be all over it! 

[inclemency]

I must go to some boring places as I never see folks doing any of this in public.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Lady Jess wrote...
I'd be happy with the manners being mandatory. When he came home from basic doors were opened for me, (still are). He actually got frustrated when I kept getting to the doors first and MOVED my butt out of the way to open it for me...lol

Ha! I'd have the same reaction.

I am very strict with public appearance. It's something I got from my family I guess.
Good to know I am not alone!

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Lady Jess wrote...
Other odd rules: No talking on your cell phone while walking in uniform. Same applies to smoking.

No carrying things your right hand when in uniform. No putting your hands in your pocket while in uniform. No carrying a god damn umbrella when it's raining cats and dogs out. Better have your gortex top and bottom handy.

ARGGGGGHHHHH! Why didn't I just go to college?!

[Tigress M]

inclemency wrote...
They were protecting their child, I would have done the same in those circumstances...they gave Duncan and their child additional time to get away.

QFT!  Doesn't she even say something along those lines?  Something about buying them time to make their escape?

[inclemency]

Tigress M wrote...

inclemency wrote...
They were protecting their child, I would have done the same in those circumstances...they gave Duncan and their child additional time to get away.

QFT!  Doesn't she even say something along those lines?  Something about buying them time to make their escape?

Yah, she sure does, and I understand completely and would do the same if I was she in those circumstances.

Modifié par inclemency, 18 octobre 2010 - 02:35 .

[Skadi_the_Evil_Elf]

Lady Jess wrote...


I'd be happy with the manners being mandatory. When he came home from basic doors were opened for me, (still are). He actually got frustrated when I kept getting to the doors first and MOVED my butt out of the way to open it for me...lol

But the "Yes ma'am" response when you're spoken to, doors being opened, sigh...it's nice. Right until we drive out of the gates.

Other odd rules: No talking on your cell phone while walking in uniform. Same applies to smoking.

Edit: There are far more things that make me GLAD to leave the gates however...tis a double edged sword:P

There were similarities when I was in. Absolutely no PDAs in uniform. Smoking was frowned upon, but the rule was seldom enforced. Cellphones were still a novelty or the yuppies, so that wasn't a problem. Though now I would agree on the Cellphone thing, I'd even ban them from Batallion and other work areas during duty hours. 

Being required to use good manners for the first time in my life was a bigger challenge for me than firing 50 caliber weapons, or having to do 48 hour work shifts.

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Tigress M wrote...

inclemency wrote...
They were protecting their child, I would have done the same in those circumstances...they gave Duncan and their child additional time to get away.

QFT!  Doesn't she even say something along those lines?  Something about buying them time to make their escape?

She really isn't. The room is (from what I understand) is far away from the actual battle so there's not much a single fighter can add that would't be gained from barricading the entrance to the room. Haven't played the Origin though so don't really know all the details.

[Briiel]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Briiel wrote...
 the couple was pissed at her >.>

And what did they expect?
They think they own the sidewalk?

hehe I didn't care but they did move off the sidewalk. Boy did my sides hurt from laughing.

[Lady Jess]

Kryyptehk wrote...

Lady Jess wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Lady Jess wrote...
Thats one thing nice about living on an army post. No PDA in uniform, so you don't see alot past hand holding. And when we have a formal even like a ball, noone is sucking each others faces off on the dance floor, because...guys are in uniform. Handholding and hugging, and a chaste kiss is the limit. It's a nice atmosphere.

It sure is.
Too bad we can't run the world like the military huh.

I'd be happy with the manners being mandatory. When he came home from basic doors were opened for me, (still are). He actually got frustrated when I kept getting to the doors first and MOVED my butt out of the way to open it for me...lol

But the "Yes ma'am" response when you're spoken to, doors being opened, sigh...it's nice. Right until we drive out of the gates.

Other odd rules: No talking on your cell phone while walking in uniform. Same applies to smoking.

I like this rule. Of course, I understand that (though I don't really get the cellphone thing).

I don't either ...lol But there are so many. Like I am to walk on his LEFT so his right arm is free to salute, if it's raining, I can offer an umbrella but it must be black. Sometimes it's just a royal pain in the arse! Though I can't imagine it's any better being Alistair's queen. And, Also? Soldiers aren't allowed to ...caboodle...if they're in the same chain of command. Thank the Maker the Wardens have no such rule!