The eyes of men staring at you, just because you wear a skirt… I told you how I think about that. But the last three days I’ve been wearing a skirt, and all of the men were very friendly and gave me priority in the traffic. Now that are the advantages of being a young skirt wearing female! I have considered doing the test before. We have a rather busy road behind our house, and when crossing it, it are moslty men who stop for me. Especially in summer time it doesn’t take long before someone stops for you. But summer time = all skirts, so that might be the explanation.
I really should do the test.
As the sun has begun to shine anyway today, my brain gets a sort of trigger to laugh and smile, to rise and shine, and above all, to like silly humour. But hey, silly humour is humour too.
Tasty
SO TRUE.
Once I had to use a shower with a... a... *brain dies* a sensor, so you had to wave your hand every five seconds. Die, shower, die.
All of this thanks to the wonderful, well-known Memebase.
Addie
/ March 14, 2012It’s π day–go out in the sunshine and embrace your irrational side!!!
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/ March 14, 2012*embraces*
Are sunny days named like that or is it just today?
(Or do I just miss the point completely?)
El Guapo
/ March 14, 2012Todays date, in US notation is 3/14/12.
3.14 is pie. ( π )
Pie day.
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/ March 15, 2012That is so smart :).
Ironyonhighheels
/ March 14, 2012LMAO at the tree picture!!
No test need. It is a fact that men stop at pedestrian crossings more often if a female wears the skirt. The only way to increase the frequency of them stopping is having a stroller with you while wearing a skirt.
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/ March 14, 2012I never use it, but LOL :). I like your humour, Irony!
Edita Lozovska
/ March 14, 2012Yes, I laughed out loud (very loud) at the first picture. yes half of the office were like “wtf”. I raised my eye-brow at them all and gave them the “so-what” look.
Thank you. 🙂
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/ March 14, 2012You’re welcome!
It made me laugh out loud too… So silly yet so hilarious…!
A Gripping Life
/ March 14, 2012The tree picture is hilarious! So weird!
I hate anything with “automatic sensors.” Ugh! Who decided that’s somehow more convenient?
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/ March 14, 2012Yes, why would that be better than just turning showers on and off as needed?
Luckily we can lighten the mood with those pictures ;).
A Gripping Life
/ March 14, 2012By the way – it’s gorgeous here today, too. Sunny and warm!!! My bad and depressed mood gets lifted immediately!
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/ March 14, 2012The sun is the best way of feeling all sparkling!
Lily
/ March 14, 2012Ohh that sounds nice! I wish it was sunny and warm here! I love those memes! They always make me laugh! It’s so true about the blankets! I can’t believe your friend’s shower had sensors! That’s so hi-tech!
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/ March 14, 2012Well, actually it wasn’t at one of my friend’s house, but it was in a sort of youth hostel.
Blankets are the best protection :).
Michael Cargill
/ March 14, 2012The tree picture is great, not seen that one before.
I wasn’t actually in Belgium today physically but I was in spirit. The eyes of perverts are everywhere.
Just like Big Brother.
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/ March 15, 2012Oh, that was what i felt all day long, even when being alone…
El Guapo
/ March 14, 2012I always enjoy the rise of spring and winters last gasp!
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/ March 15, 2012You should have been in Belgium today! Wonderful weather – as I said, 20°C, sunny, not a single cloud. I drove my bike back home without even wearing a jacket.
Miss Audrey
/ March 15, 2012At us, the skirt has to be very short for drivers to stop. I usually have to wait for minutes… skirt or no skirt. But anyway, I saw that in other countries I have been to, drivers are more respectful, so I’m not surprised about our situation. 🙂
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/ March 15, 2012Consider living in Belgium! Way more easy country than yours, I believe ;).
Miss Audrey
/ March 15, 2012Without any doubt! First of all the communism affected us, second of all the democracy affected us :)) I’m sure your country is better. Here, I rarely see someone smile on the street, or do something nice for other people. There’s no friendship between strangers, and maybe that’s natural : I don’t trust people either. There’s also no respect.
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/ March 15, 2012A lack of trust has to be harsh…
But don’t think our country is all smiles and grace! We’re known as quite distant people, who aren’t too keen on just helping someone either… Strangers are strangers too here… And when I walk through the city close to us at night, I really don’t feel safe…!
But if you want to come, I won’t stop you :).
Mooselicker
/ March 15, 2012It’s been hot here too. How was your winter? I think it got below 30 here maybe 5 days total? Usually we have a brutal winter. Not like you guys. You Belgiums love your snow.
That tree picture makes me feel uncomfortable.
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/ March 17, 2012Do we love snow? I think we love snow until it’s actually there. You know, we complain about the rain, but when it doesn’t rain, we say that rain is important etc… Belgium: a country of optimists ;).
Our winter was quite okay. -15°C was more or less the lowest we got. It has snowed, but not too long. I’m overall happy with it!