Random Talking

Crocker

Do you ever just talk to people you don't know or hardly know? I don't mean small chit chat at a party or anything like that.

I mean, if someone calls your place (wrong number), will you carry on a conversation with them or if someone on your IM isn't the person you thought it was?

Sometimes, I do. Like the other day on MSN, I sent a message to a girl I used to work with...turned out to be his mum instead (who I don't ever recall meeting but she seemed rather excited it was me). So I chatted with her for quite awhile.

Or this other time, someone called my place by accident but I talked on the phone with them for like 5 minutes before they realized it was the wrong number. That was funny.

Now you share...or else.

Blitzkrieg

Administrator

Sure, at a party or bar or something I talk to strangers all the time. It's mostly about sports, or if it's a woman more random things. I like to talk, maybe a little too much.

Randy Orton

WC's Resident Alchoholic

Nah. I never answer the phone at my house so I never have people calling for the wrong people. I did once text the wrong person and didnt realize it until like the 3rd or 4th message I sent cuz they asked why I kept messaging them. I think I screwed the number up by like 1 number.

At bars though when I'm hammered I'll talk to people about nonsense.

K Jay

Get in Crocker! An older women could be the making of you my child. I play sunday league football and you can have some awesome conversations on the pitch with people you don't know.

I had a sig, once.

Crocker

I used to play it myself and some of those conversations arent exactly the Queens English

Tyler Durden

I spoke to a random Indian guy today.

I held the door open at Selfridges for him for about five seconds because it was raining. He didn't acknowledge it or say anything.

So I said "the words you're struggling for are thank you yer ignorant fucker"

K Jay

Editted to Simpsons humour.

I had a sig, once.

Randy Orton

WC's Resident Alchoholic

I hate that. When you hold a door and people don't say anything. Because its so hard to say thank you or at least give a head nod to acknowledge it.

Erin

Monk's First Lady

I always talk to strangers. Like if I'm on the plane beside someone, I will start talking to them. Or old people at work. Ask them stupid questions about golf, it really makes their day.

Tyler Durden

Precisely. One of my work mates then said, oh what if he couldn't speak English. IT DOESN'T MATTER. A nod of the head is universal.