>>Sitting Down<<

**M4RN1** · 17-09-2008, 15:00

Do you sit on public floors? you thinks it's alright?

eg..no seats in train and you standing by the doors and think screw it im sitting down?
or sit on the floor on the side in town?

**Lucy** · 17-09-2008, 15:16

i refuse to sit anywhere,yuck. Not even on trains.

**MiSs** · 17-09-2008, 15:36

erm....no not realiiii.

most floors are dirty places with loadsa yucky germs.

I sumtimes mite sit on steps an that as long as it hasnt been raining or theres no birdpoooo on it

**shelim** · 17-09-2008, 15:39

yeh i've done it before.. find nothing wrong in it at all... though it was my younger years... lol...

and lol at the yucky germs... you've got germs all over your body from them being in the air you even breath in lol...

**MiSs** · 17-09-2008, 15:50

Originally Posted by shelim

yeh i've done it before.. find nothing wrong in it at all... though it was my younger years... lol...

and lol at the yucky germs... you've got germs all over your body from them being in the air you even breath in lol...

yeh but theres moreeee on the florrrr (tht rhymes

)

**shelim** · 17-09-2008, 15:55

Originally Posted by MiSs

yeh but theres moreeee on the florrrr (tht rhymes

)

either way your missing my point...

**Axii** · 17-09-2008, 16:11

when i was younger i didnt care...now my eyes have open to all the nastyness i jus can not.

**MojoJojo** · 17-09-2008, 16:12

I have a friend who is a psychologist, addiction is his one of his specialties.

He was telling me of a case that one of his seniors dealt with, a patient had some sort of super clean disorder - had to clean their hands every few minutes as he was afraid he would get ill.

So what the Senior guy did was lick the bottom of his shoe whilst having a 1 on 1 session with the patient, and tried to prove that the chances are quite low - and apparently as far as i'm aware the shock therapy worked lol!

**shelim** · 17-09-2008, 16:19

im not surprised at proving things in such a way lol.. soldier lol.. i was thinking while reading it... imagine he stepped on shit on teh way to work LMAO

**DJ Popz** · 17-09-2008, 16:21

With me I guess depends where it is and how clean it is and what that place is used for...

Like I would never sit on the floor of buses or trains thats just naty, but I might sit on stairs that look clean and dry (not the nasty ones)

**MiSs** · 17-09-2008, 16:30

Originally Posted by shelim

either way your missing my point...

I understand ur point about germs every where. but to me just seems like theres more on the floor.

and another reason why I wouldnt sit on the floor is because of insects an spiders

**Zero** · 17-09-2008, 17:36

Defo not on public transport...but back in the school days....stairs and ledges (that I deemed appropriate) would be okay.

**Wads** · 17-09-2008, 17:44

i used to sit anywhere back in the day. now only clean places

**Lady Shyne** · 17-09-2008, 21:14

Originally Posted by MojoJojo

I have a friend who is a psychologist, addiction is his one of his specialties.

He was telling me of a case that one of his seniors dealt with, a patient had some sort of super clean disorder - had to clean their hands every few minutes as he was afraid he would get ill.

So what the Senior guy did was lick the bottom of his shoe whilst having a 1 on 1 session with the patient, and tried to prove that the chances are quite low - and apparently as far as i'm aware the shock therapy worked lol!

I licked the bottom of my nikees