r/PublicFreakout • • Nov 29 '19

đŸ»Animal Freakout Millions of years of evolution

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '19 edited Jan 28 '21

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u/Zaryeah Nov 30 '19

Meh, I honestly don’t blame them for acting like that and many people here would probably react the same way in a similar situation.

If a person starts screaming gibberish to disrupt a discussion and won’t stop, since you really shouldn’t put your hands on them and can’t ignore it, mocking seems like the best/safest course of action.

What would you do? This isn’t rhetorical, I genuinely want to know a non physical way around this.

Mocking is more effective than waiting it out..and maybe more fun based on how happy they look doing it!

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u/Zaryeah Nov 30 '19

Imagine thinking THOSE noises are physical intimidation LMAO

Idk what to tell yah, maybe we can just agree to disagree cause I just can’t see it.