Etiquette
Jimster
Cruffiton.etsy.com 6,954 Posts
If you see a dwarf at a cashpoint, and he can't reach the keypad, or see what's on the screen, should you offer to lift him up?
I was alerted to the situation when wifey and #1 came running to me in a shop, literally lachrymose with laughter, because a traumatised #2 (4 years old) had witnessed this and could not compute what was going down.
I vote yes and that man wouldn't take offence, so long as #2 wasn't pointing and crying at the same time.
YMMV?
I was alerted to the situation when wifey and #1 came running to me in a shop, literally lachrymose with laughter, because a traumatised #2 (4 years old) had witnessed this and could not compute what was going down.
I vote yes and that man wouldn't take offence, so long as #2 wasn't pointing and crying at the same time.
YMMV?
Comments
Talk about being dealt a Dead Man's Hand.
So what is it these days?
I'm guessing midget and littl'un aren't in the mix.
I could swear I remember some strutter saying that he was, and e was angry about somebody joking about it.
No, but I blame society.
I would ask if I could help but then let them determine what was needed and ask for something specific. I mean, if he wanted you to kneel down and act like a stool I'd probably have to say no.
Ask if he wants help. I doubt a person would ask to be picked up.
For srsbro it's like is it obvi a thing he's not encountering often like is he looking around inviting help--or even: "hey, can you fuckin help me here, this place is bullshit with the cashpoint* bruv?" Usually adults in these situations will ask for help if they need it. I like to think I watch and stay open to eye contact so if they're borderline and help is probably welcome then I'm like head nod up eyebrow raise "can I help?' and boom yes or no is after that and then of course we're now going to be doing the mathS on the assistance requested which by the way is 1000% not going to be involve picking the PERSON up.
Did you just want to make fun of a little person here? You're pushing my isms doggie...
(couldn't work in Dink-ledger like bank ledger.)
*cashpointe is a good word.
strutt.
No it is not. Why can't these people learn to speak American?
Did you see there are now bitcoin ATMs.
The things are brilliant. You can change actual physical dollars into bitcoins. Sorry, can't use them to change bitcoins to dollars.
:face_melt:
Right?
He just found out that he is small and the rest of the world tall today?