Ariane Jenkins said:
Nancy Young said:
I disagree. I don't think gut feelings should be ignored. I mean that in both ways, good or bad.
Heh, depends on the person and the person's judgement, IMO.
For some odd reason you reminded me of two guys I used to work with. One was a genuine creep. The
other was such a nice guy, I loved him. My buddy F R E D Fred.
Well, the creepy guy always had a comment for the women in the group. One particularly dumb one
actually went out to check her car because he told her her headlights were on. Hello, earth to
Donna. Once, I was walking down a hallway and he said in front of another male coworker, Man, she is
like Audrey Hepburn with a BOD! right in front of me. Okay, creepy old man.
So, he'd look us all over, and here is the funny part. His eyes went in two directions. You never
knew which eye to look at. I'm sorry right now for people who have that, but it is disconcerting. I
say this because F R E D Fred said, I think women think he's creepy because they can't tell where
he's looking.
Hello, Fred, he's creepy because he's creepy.
So of course it depends upon one's point of view (no pun intended). However, just because someone
gives me the creeps is validation enough to me to stay away. I don't need anyone else to say if I'm
right or wrong. Funny, first time I saw Clinton I swear to you I though, ugh, what a creep. Sleaze.
Odd how his blue dressed girlfriend had a nickname for him: Creep.
nancy
