HighPeakFox

There are some other indicators that the world is both out of balance and plain mad out there.

Some people are just arses, and drive on narrow roads on the assumption that nobody will be coming the other way.

There's been plenty said on that over time. But the thing is, the interruption is annoying but temporary. The problem is those that hang around and get in the way.

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If it's happened to you (and it has to me) that is just the beginning of the issue.

Only the tired old canard that he's actually about 37 years old..

(allegedly)

Except they come and go quicker and don't stop on the steps, blocking your view, taking 5 minutes saying their goodbyes and then standing in front of others because they cannot actually get on the stairs because of countless others who have made to leave yet suddenly stop there watching, stood up and therefore impairing those still seated and, of course, creating a safety hazard. Apart from that, no different at all.

I'll stand in front of you for a while, blocking your view. Bothered yet?

For the Nth time, it is because they're often totally inconsiderate of those that want to watch the entire match.

A lack of what now?

Yes, if they caused massive inconvenience and impaired enjoyment of the show.

You're absolutely right. It's the people who cause inconvenience to those remaining that should be called out.

WHO?

Zieler

It isn't virtue signalling from my angle - it's because people prevent others' enjoyment of the game by their actions.

You're a brave and honest soul.

My first response was cut, for reasons unknown to me. But no, that's not what I think.

That finish, man - that was a seriously classy touch.

Because (I think) they are outnumbered by people who would suddenly 'know my rights'.

This is it, for me. If you're going to leave, do it in a fashion that suggests you have consideration for others. Making a big show of standing, saying goodbye and then blocking views and failing to leave is pure selfish rudeness.

I think it is because some people (whether you like it or not) are aware that a decent chunk of people turn up, fold their arms, behave anti-socially and contribute nothing to supporting the team. Their priority is arriving late, spending money on crap food and beer and leaving early. And although I agree it is their right, it is also fair game for derision in my eyes. That's how rights work.

I'm surpsied by something else...

I find it slightly Rude that you spell Ruud as Rudd...

I.Don't.Give.A.Monkey's.