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How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk through?
Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need for a
thank you?

Just a thought.

Mike

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"'Mike'" wrote in message
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How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk through?
Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need for a
thank you?

Just a thought.

Mike

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I would add that I find that it is the older population who forget their
'Please' and 'Thank you'.

My newsagent's has a regular stream of children going in and out for sweets.
I have no hesitation in holding the door open for them and telling them to
come in/come out. They show manners with Thank you.

Mike


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"'Mike'" wrote in message
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How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk through?
Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need for a
thank you?

Just a thought.


And the gardening point is??? Think you sent to wrong group.

Manners
 

Might I respectfully suggest that you read some of today's posts, especially
one I have corrected. An adult's no doubt.

OR, do manners not apply in this newsgroup?

Kindest regards

Mike

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"Sheila" wrote in message
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"'Mike'" wrote in message
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How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk
through? Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need for a
thank you?

Just a thought.


And the gardening point is??? Think you sent to wrong group.

Manners
 

"'Mike'" wrote in message
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Might I respectfully suggest that you read some of today's posts,
especially one I have corrected. An adult's no doubt.


I dont see any posts regarding opening doors? No I'm not being stupid, I
also think its bad manners to correct someone elses post! Very bad form.,
might I also respecfully suggest, childish too? (I also see the thread didnt
have your name on either, so therefore none of your business!)

OR, do manners not apply in this newsgroup?

Dont see any doors, except the one you make your exit through. Cant we
stick to gardening please, that is the name of the newsgroup, not
ettiquette.

Manners
 

Etiquette and manners are EVERYWHERE. So sorry that you have been dragged up
not to see that.

Kindest regards

Mike

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"Sheila" wrote in message
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"'Mike'" wrote in message
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Might I respectfully suggest that you read some of today's posts,
especially one I have corrected. An adult's no doubt.


I dont see any posts regarding opening doors? No I'm not being stupid, I
also think its bad manners to correct someone elses post! Very bad form.,
might I also respecfully suggest, childish too? (I also see the thread
didnt have your name on either, so therefore none of your business!)

OR, do manners not apply in this newsgroup?

Dont see any doors, except the one you make your exit through. Cant we
stick to gardening please, that is the name of the newsgroup, not
ettiquette.

Manners
 

In message , Sheila
writes

"'Mike'" wrote in message
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How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk through?
Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need for a
thank you?

Just a thought.


And the gardening point is??? Think you sent to wrong group.


Mike's problem is that he can't tell the difference between a chef and a
customer. (Or rather he's just trying to make trouble, which is why he's
a long-term denizen of my killfile.)
--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

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what do you expect Mike shes a Sheila and as you know Aussies have no
manners.
"'Mike'" wrote in message
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Etiquette and manners are EVERYWHERE. So sorry that you have been dragged
up not to see that.

Kindest regards

Mike

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"Sheila" wrote in message
om...

"'Mike'" wrote in message
...
Might I respectfully suggest that you read some of today's posts,
especially one I have corrected. An adult's no doubt.


I dont see any posts regarding opening doors? No I'm not being stupid, I
also think its bad manners to correct someone elses post! Very bad
form., might I also respecfully suggest, childish too? (I also see the
thread didnt have your name on either, so therefore none of your
business!)

OR, do manners not apply in this newsgroup?

Dont see any doors, except the one you make your exit through. Cant we
stick to gardening please, that is the name of the newsgroup, not
ettiquette.

Manners
 

'Mike' wrote:
Etiquette and manners are EVERYWHERE. So sorry that you have been dragged up
not to see that.

Kindest regards

Mike


If I hold the door open for you will you leave?

Manners
 

On Tue, 5 May 2009 19:14:17 +0100, Stewart Robert Hinsley
wrote:

In message , Sheila
writes

"'Mike'" wrote in message
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How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk through?
Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need for a
thank you?

Just a thought.


And the gardening point is??? Think you sent to wrong group.


Mike's problem is that he can't tell the difference between a chef and a
customer. (Or rather he's just trying to make trouble, which is why he's
a long-term denizen of my killfile.)

I actually think it's rather amusing that one of the rudest, most
ill-mannered people on usenet should try to lecture us all about
'Manners'.

Manners
 

'Mike' wrote:

How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk through?
Anything or nothing?

Mike, where have you been? Opening a door for a lady is now an offence.
It could land you in trouble.

Manners
 

On Tue, 05 May 2009 17:41:00 +0100, 'Mike' wrote:

Might I respectfully suggest that you read some of today's posts,
especially one I have corrected. An adult's no doubt.

OR, do manners not apply in this newsgroup?


How anyone who constantly top-posts in a n.g. where the convention (and
netiquette) is to snip, bottom-post and use a sig. separator can presume
to correct other posters' manners is beyond me.

Manners
 

'Mike' wrote:
How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk
through? Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need
for a thank you?

Just a thought.

Mike

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I would add that I find that it is the older population who forget
their 'Please' and 'Thank you'.

My newsagent's has a regular stream of children going in and out for
sweets. I have no hesitation in holding the door open for them and
telling them to come in/come out. They show manners with Thank you.

Mike


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I visit my local offy regularly and see people of varied nationalitys come
in, ask for what they want, put money down and walk out without a word. Then
kids come in, fill a little box with penny sweets and always say thank you
as they leave. Some adults need lessons. Perhaps they should be refused
service.
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Pete C
London UK

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"Pete C" wrote in message
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'Mike' wrote:
How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk
through? Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need
for a thank you?

Just a thought.

Mike

--

I would add that I find that it is the older population who forget
their 'Please' and 'Thank you'.

My newsagent's has a regular stream of children going in and out for
sweets. I have no hesitation in holding the door open for them and
telling them to come in/come out. They show manners with Thank you.

Mike


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I visit my local offy regularly and see people of varied nationalitys come
in, ask for what they want, put money down and walk out without a word.
Then kids come in, fill a little box with penny sweets and always say
thank you as they leave. Some adults need lessons. Perhaps they should be
refused service.


Thank you Pete. Some of the dispicable replies to my post have proved just
that. Adults need the lessons.

Mike

Manners
 

"'Mike'" wrote in message
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How important are they?

If someone holds a door open for you, what do you say as you walk through?
Anything or nothing?

Do you rate Waiters etc as 'Servants' to serve you without the need for a
thank you?

Just a thought.

Mike


Would putting OT in the subject line be within the remit of 'Manners'?
mark