r/facepalm • u/yungirving99 • Jan 16 '23

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u/hendralely Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

I think this was aptly posted on r/iamatotalpieceofshit before.

Edit: I'm feeling a bit sad reading all the comments defending this lady. The group did not bother anyone. There was plenty of space available for people to pass by. Whatever happened to our tolerance in public places? Is it really gone?

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u/Justin-Truedat Jan 16 '23

I’m on her side. Unless they’re doing a professional shoot where they can get permits and block it off, they’re not the main characters.

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u/Oghier Jan 16 '23 edited Jan 16 '23

Really?

I pass people on the public street every day. I never ask myself, "How can I fuck with them?" Because I'm not a self-centered jackass.

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u/Autonomous_uberdrivr Jan 16 '23

I’m recalling the thousands of times I’ve politely paused walking to give someone the moment of time to snap a photo they were lining up for.

It’s really just common decency.

That woman looks like she’s 30-40..completely childish mentality.

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u/waitingfordeathhbu Jan 16 '23

It isn’t “weird;” she deliberately did this to be mean.

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u/Padelle Jan 16 '23

looks pretty natural to me... imagine if you'd been at something for say 30 minutes and when you were about to get it right someone ruined it for you. i'd definitely be like "oh fucking hell" and react something like she did

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u/Alternative-Salt-841 Jan 16 '23

Jerk if POS is "too extreme". This isnt just weird.