Manners...

[Rodney69]

LDM, did your relative guests even bring a bottle of wine or some cake as a token of their appreciation. I bet not from what you said.

there are more manners on this site, well most of the time anyway, than there is outside.

[very shy guy]

Or is it that we do indeed grow wiser and more mellow with age?,I think it had a lot to do with the so called illusion of the so called celtic tiger,the more money that was in play the more our values went away,it created a generation that never knew what it was like to be without money,it was going to go on for ever,sadly we have to live in the real world and not one created by Ahern and Cowen.

[ladiesman217]

LDM, did your relative guests even bring a bottle of wine or some cake as a token of their appreciation. I bet not from what you said.

there are more manners on this site, well most of the time anyway, than there is outside.

You won your bet. Sadly with the odds being 1:1, you only get your money back Seriously though, I swears I've the maturity of someone well beyond my years. I'm in my early 20's and yet relatives who are well elder than I have the manners of a pig. Cripes! I just wish I could've declared shenanigans against them, but then I risked exposing my E-I life

[doodlebug]

I don't think it is a generation thing. I am of the generation that was brought up with manners, I remember in second year at school during exams, I asked the teacher for an extra sheet of writing paper "please", he shouted to the whole hall, did you hear this, say that again boy...again I said please, he gave me two sheets for saying please. Ha Ha

So rather than lamenting the loss of manners lets use the carrot approach and show those who don't say please and thank you, that there are many benefits to good manners.

[English Nina]

Manner's are easily carried...

Some people of all generation's just forget where they left there manner's which is a bad reflection on them !!!


Nina

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