Heh, Ben I don't think I would qualify then... I'm not old enough to be 
considered an "Old Fart" yet.


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hatton-
> 
> you hit on one of my pet peeves, the lack of common 
> courtesy and manners in much of today's society.
> 
> Yes, I'm old fashioned.
> 
> I hold the door for anyone behind me.
> I say "thank you" if someone does it for me.
> I don't talk on my cell phone at a restaurant table.
> I don't talk out loud in a movie theater.
> I make room to let people change lanes (if they signal).
> 
> Let's start a new group:
> 
> NAAOFWM - National Assn. for Advancement of Old Farts 
> With Manners - and hold a parade 
> :-)
> 
> -Ben
>> 
> 
>>That's one of the reasons I'm not for sending my daughter to a private 
>>school or doing homeschooling.  I know that children need social 
>>interaction in order to be socially functional, however there are things 
>>that happen in public schools that I really don't agree with.
>>
>>Veering from the topic of homosexuality, I'll bring up the subject of 
>>manners and courtesies.  Let me ask these questions of the guys on this 
>>list... a little informal survey:
>>
>>- When you are leaving someplace and there are people behind you, 
>>regardless of gender, do you hold the door for them?
>>
>>- If you see someone holding a door that you are going through and there 
>>are more people behind you, do you offer to "catch it" for them?
>>
>>- (For those with families) Do you eat a meal at a dinner table?  Is it 
>>propper to wear a hat or cap (non-religous) during the meal?
>>
>>- When addressing someone, are the words "sir" and "ma'am" used?
>>
>>I'll stop there... there are tons of examples of respects, courtesites 
>>and manners that are considered "old school" that I personally don't 
>>think should disappear.
>>
>>Hatton


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