Utter fuckwit passenger at Sloterdijk Metro. He walks through the gate from the lift, pushing his bike. Then stops in the middle of the gate to read the signs. I ask him to keep moving so I can go through the gate, and he gives me a torrent of swear words. Fuckwit.
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@quixoticgeek For trips to Amsterdam, which is plagued by slow-moving pedestrians, I memorised the Dutch translation of the phrase "feel free to come to a complete halt unexpectedly in this narrow high-traffic area" so that I could shout it at the pedestrians concerned.
I learnt two things:
1. The pedestrians coming to a complete stop in narrow high-traffic areas were most often from the USA and didn't understand Dutch;
2. The first two words of the phrase, "U kunt", were perfectly sufficient.
@quixoticgeek For trips to Amsterdam, which is plagued by slow-moving pedestrians, I memorised the Dutch translation of the phrase "feel free to come to a complete halt unexpectedly in this narrow high-traffic area" so that I could shout it at the pedestrians concerned.
I learnt two things:
1. The pedestrians coming to a complete stop in narrow high-traffic areas were most often from the USA and didn't understand Dutch;
2. The first two words of the phrase, "U kunt", were perfectly sufficient.
@quixoticgeek For trips to Amsterdam, which is plagued by slow-moving pedestrians, I memorised the Dutch translation of the phrase "feel free to come to a complete halt unexpectedly in this narrow high-traffic area" so that I could shout it at the pedestrians concerned.
I learnt two things:
1. The pedestrians coming to a complete stop in narrow high-traffic areas were most often from the USA and didn't understand Dutch;
2. The first two words of the phrase, "U kunt", were perfectly sufficient.
@quixoticgeek
Oof. I'm meeting more and more of this kind of aggressive man the last few years.
Recently, one even threw a drink in a paper cup at me after the swearing. Luckily he missed me, but it hit something behind me very hard judging on the sound.
@quixoticgeek
Oof. I'm meeting more and more of this kind of aggressive man the last few years.
Recently, one even threw a drink in a paper cup at me after the swearing. Luckily he missed me, but it hit something behind me very hard judging on the sound.
@quixoticgeek
Oof. I'm meeting more and more of this kind of aggressive man the last few years.
Recently, one even threw a drink in a paper cup at me after the swearing. Luckily he missed me, but it hit something behind me very hard judging on the sound.
@quixoticgeek
Oof. I'm meeting more and more of this kind of aggressive man the last few years.
Recently, one even threw a drink in a paper cup at me after the swearing. Luckily he missed me, but it hit something behind me very hard judging on the sound.
@quixoticgeek For trips to Amsterdam, which is plagued by slow-moving pedestrians, I memorised the Dutch translation of the phrase "feel free to come to a complete halt unexpectedly in this narrow high-traffic area" so that I could shout it at the pedestrians concerned.
I learnt two things:
1. The pedestrians coming to a complete stop in narrow high-traffic areas were most often from the USA and didn't understand Dutch;
2. The first two words of the phrase, "U kunt", were perfectly sufficient.