Firecaste
Experienced
- Jan 5, 2019
- 216
I wear a hoodie, if I look like a delinquent, people leave me alone. also VAPE.
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Mark Edward
Member
- Jan 19, 2019
- 62
I don't carry a mobile phone and I usually don't awnser the land line at home.
I don't make eye contact.
But if I trust you, then I can't stop talking.
Snap re land lion. People say "your phone is ringing" I just give them a blank stare like an ancient camel
Letmego. Please
Wizard
- Nov 18, 2018
- 619
I am with @Johnnythefox, never leave the house without my baseball cap on, with the double bubble protection of the fact that i'm only about 3 n a half high on my wheels so no bugger can see me, as in my face etc unless they bend down.
So thinking about it (thanks Op for getting my brain to work) the whole 'chair' thing works as a security blanket, most folk don't want to look too closely for fear of realising their own mortality/breakability in a split second of the randomness of life, i use the sort of chair that folks equate to some poor bugger having their life changed in a car accident. Or they don't look for the multitudes of other reasons people find it hard to interact with the likes of me.
So yeah add a hat to that & i am safe-ish to go out & about. Thanks Op
goxua
Student
- Jan 28, 2019
- 180
