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Story | Feb 26, 2014 | 12:30 AMAlfonso Cuaron's "Gravity" and Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" each received eight nominations as the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films announced the nominations for the 40th Annual Saturn Awards. "The Hunger Games:... -
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Feb. 7, 2014 – RBA's Quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy (SoMP)
There are some increased inflation expectations. For example, the expectated inflation by June 2014 was revised to 3.25%, with underlying inflation at 3%. In the November report, the forecast was 2.75%, with underlying inflation at 2.5%. The expected range for inflation in 2014. is now 2.25% to 3.25%, whereas the range projected in November was 2% to 3%.
Another interest rate cut would be hard to come by, even though growth is expected to be below trend as noted in the statement:
"With growth of economic activity expected to remain below trend for a few more quarters at least, it is likely that employment growth will be only moderate over the coming year and the unemployment rate will continue to edge higher. From around early 2015, stronger economic growth should underpin an increase in labour demand, with growth in employment increasing and the unemployment rate declining gradually." – Excerpt from the RBA's SoMP
Feb. 4, 2014 – As expected, Glenn Stevens and the RBA held the official cash rate at 2.50%. It did note that the recent slide in the Aussie could help, instead of noting its uncomfortably elevated level.
"Monetary policy remains accommodative. Interest rates are very low and savers continue to look for higher returns in response to low rates on safe instruments. Credit growth remains low overall but is picking up gradually for households. Dwelling prices have increased further over the past several months. The exchange rate has declined further, which, if sustained, will assist in achieving balanced growth in the economy.
Looking ahead, the Bank expects growth to remain below trend for a time yet and unemployment to rise further before it peaks. Beyond the short term, growth is expected to strengthen, helped by continued low interest rates and the lower exchange rate. Inflation is expected to be somewhat higher than forecast three months ago, but still consistent with the 2–3 per cent target over the next two years." – Excerpt from the RBA statement
Dec. 3, 2013 – The RBA held the official cash rate at the historic low of 2.50%. Glenn Stevens has sounded more dovish, but has been reluctant in cutting the interest rate further.
The easing in monetary policy that has already occurred since late 2011 has supported interest-sensitive spending and asset values. The full effects of these decisions are still coming through, and will be for a while yet. The pace of borrowing has remained relatively subdued overall to date, though recently there have been signs of increased demand for finance by households. Housing and equity markets have strengthened further over recent months, trends which should in time be supportive of investment.
The Australian dollar, while below its level earlier in the year, is still uncomfortably high. A lower level of the exchange rate is likely to be needed to achieve balanced growth in the economy." – Excerpt from the RBA statement
Nov. 7, 2013 – In the Quarterly statement on monetary policy (pdf) the RBA cut its 2014 growth forecast based on lower mining investment. The bank has not taken rate cut from the table
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Former NBA star Chris Mullin has joined ESPN as a NBA studio analyst, the network announced on Thursday.
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I love anime (im pretty sure everybody on here does xD) I live in california and i want to travel to Canada,Austraila,Europe,Alaska, and Japan. I know some German, from my freshman year,as well as two years of spanish. I would LOVE to learn Japanese, Italian and i want to learn to play the Cello and Piano. I am a yaoi fan....if you cannot tell ^_^ *points to avatar* I have a fanfiction account, so if you want to see it, i encourage you, but trust me i am not the greatest writer but i am hoping to get better as time goes along and i write more. The link to the acc is http://www.fanfiction.net/u/2443534/ I am a SENIOR in high school and if ya want to talk about anything just pm/comment me...Thank you for taking your time and reading my profile......ummm continue browsing if ya want *_*
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I did watch the halftime show and my parents were laughing about the Madonna lady being so old and barely moving around. They kept on saying they remember her from when they were in Elementary school lol she is one old person. Other than that it was an interesting halftime show. I think i liked last year. It was more fun to me.
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I know that list was amazing. I never realized that all those things were true about me lol.
So hows life in California? I live in New Mexico and compared to where you live its very different. It finally snowed a little bit yesterday but it melted and now its sunny, I wish it would snow. So did you enjoy the Super Bowl? Luckily my team won but too bad I forgot to make some bets with people. I wish I did then I would be rich lol. Here is blog entry about my weekend. Well hope to talk to you soon.
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Would you give directions to someone in a car?
(115 Posts)Petrol station on way to an appointment was shut yesterday afternoon so I drove to the next town thinking there's be a garage. Saw someone walking her dog so I pulled over, opened window and smiled nicely with an "excuse me, please". She looked at me and then carried on walking.
Luckily someone a bit further up the road was more helpful.
I'm sure I seemed friendly when I said "excuse me"
That's weird. Maybe she hadn't heard and thought you'd mistaken her for someone else?
Yes, I'd give instructions to someone in a car. I always stand well back from the car though.
This reminds me of a bad experience.
Walking along. Man politely asked for directions while say in car. I went into great detail telling him how to get there. Glanced back at him and realised he had been masterbating the whole time.
I would still stop and give someone directions though.
I would, although I'm terrible at giving directions and look odd as I turn about trying to put myself on the route in my head to remember left and right.
Lots of reasons why someone won't though.
Say in car = sat in car
I was walking home, 8 months pregnant and it was pissing down with rain.
A lady in a car wanted complicated directions, I gave them to her quite a few times. It took ages for her to understand.
At the end of the conversation I was soaked (more) and she drove off without even a "Thanks"
I still give directions.
Perhaps she didn't speak english, suffers anxiety or is suspicious of strangers due to past experience. I think most people would happily give directions if they can, I always do.
@ WhenSheWasBad.... eww... Did you call the police or anything?
Yes but I was told to keep the door between me and them - so facing the back of the car, not the front.
I once had a man ask me why I was standing like that and why I didn't stand the other way so I walked off.
When I was young and stupid I used to give people the wrong directions on purpose
It serves me right that I'd never ask anyone myself now as I'm afraid I'll be sent the wrong way.
i do, unless i'm alone at night, and i always stand way back from the car.
cognito I just laughed at him and walked off. I was 16 at the time and this was the second time something like this happened.
It's a bit sad that it didn't shock me at that age.
I can't think of any reason why you wouldn't give directions. Even if you don't speak English surely you can at least say "sorry, I don't speak English" I can say "sorry, I don't speak[insert any of I think 6 languages here.]" in the appropriate language!
I often get asked for directions and always do my best, but I'm crap at it tbh.
I am careful. When I was 17 a man asked me for directions then tried to get me into his car. I am fairly certain it was someone later convicted of some very serious crimes linked to that sort of behaviour.
So I am careful, if I was somewhere very isolated or where I felt vulnerable I would err on the side of caution.
Perhaps she was deaf. My friend, who is profoundly deaf, wouldn't engage with a hearing person who he doesn't know. He's not rude he just lacks the confidence to try to communicate with a potentially non deaf-aware person in such circumstances.
Yes, but having had it drummed into me as a child I always stand well back out of grabbing range.
Yes if it seems genuine, but in the same way as limited.
I also have a clear voice, so I don't need to snuggle up to the driver.
I always get flustered when someone asks me for directions. One day on the way back from dropping dd off at school, someone pulled up beside me and asked directions to a pub. I'd never heard of it and told him to go into a side road and that particular area had the same name as the pub, so assumed it would be there. He said thanks and drove on about a metre and turned into a massive pub at the end of the road and embarrassingly there was the pub. I walk past it everyday and didnt know the name . He got out and smiled at me and pointed at the pub. Never have I been so embarrassed in my life.
I always give directions.
One time someone was looking for a particular house number-the road they wanted ran across the end of the road they were on.
So they asked me if they needed to go left or right!
All I could say is try one way, if it's not correct, try the other.
Was out walking the dog once & got asked for directions by a blind lady.
That was difficult.
I always give directions to people who stop and ask. I have never given it a second thought - obviously I am very naiive and have led a sheltered life!
Yanbu she was rude. I always try to help with directions if somebody stops in a car
I always give directions and living out in the middle of nowhere, there are a surprising number of people who've lost their way and can't work out where the next village has disappeared to.
I do recall, with absolute shame, the day I gave directions in French to a family who were en route to the Newhaven-Dieppe ferry. It involved lots of "follow X road for x kilometres" sort of directions and I felt really rather proud of myself. It was as they sped up the wrong road that I realised that I'd told them to turn left instead of right in my determination to prove my less than successful linguistic skills.
Yes, but I'd also step back from your car.
If asking I wouldn't judge someone who didn't respond, you don't know what they thought as they walked away.
Walking along. Man politely asked for directions while say in car. I went into great detail telling him how to get there. Glanced back at him and realised he had been masterbating the whole time.
OMFG exactly the same thing happened to me!
The difference was, he actually had to point it out to me because I was so busy yapping that I didn't realise!
I then called him a dirty bastard and threw my can of coke at this car.
*his car
'Tis a common ruse! Have been caught out by flashers 'asking for directions' a few times. I seem to have been flashed a lot
Still give directions tho - if I can that is, I've got no sense of direction in towns. Fine in open countryside tho, maybe I was a pigeon in a previous life.
Maybe she's had a bad experience with it before? Maybe she's deaf? Maybe she has anxiety? Maybe she doesn't like talking to strangers? Maybe she had headphones on?
I'd probably be a bit annoyed but its not the end of the world.
My mum loves to give directions when she visits me. We have a lot of tourists round here and she's proud to help. Unfortunately she gets mixed up. I chased one poor soul going for an interview who she'd sent in the wrong direction.
Apart from that, I like to think that lots of tourists have had their best accidental finds because they've followed the instructions of a well-meaning but muddled old lady.
BTW she has no sinister ulterior motive
I used to often get asked for directions by confused pedestrians as I walked to work in the City. I have been known to say 'follow me' if they looked especially bemused (or I caught them trying to head off in the opposite direction to where I'd told them) and actually take them to their destination.
I always try, if I know where they need to go. If not I direct them to the nearest shop or post office to ask further directions.
The other week a massive articulated continental lorry stopped and the driver asked directions. He was facing completely the wrong way so I blithely told him he needed to turn around and head back to the dual carriageway.
The look he gave me was quite withering as there was no way on earth he was going to be able to turn around on our road.
I'd be dubious. Someone we know was giving directions, the guy assaulted her trying to get her handbag and she ended up with a broken leg, lying on the ground for ages before anyone found her ;-(!
Yes, but put the dog between me and the car
We always get asked where the same garden centre is (and by the time they are near our road they are miles away ) as soon as the car slows down DH says under his breath 'is xxxx garden centre round here?'
No, and I've taught my children to never do this. Keep walking, looking ahead and say, 'NO!'
It's a way to abduct people.
Ditto on foot, pickpocket gangs use this ruse.
If they are in a car they can stop in a petrol garage and ask in there.
Worra & WhenSheWasBad
The same happened to me too. I was about 12 (think Yorkshire Ripper Time). Where I lived was in the middle of where he used to strike and where he lived. It certainly looked like him when I think back.
In fact he asked me to get in the car and show him the way to where he wanted to go. I bloody shiver now thinking about it.
Why would someone want directions? In the old days yes, but now you have satnav in your car or google maps for your phone or you google it and get directions before you go out. Do people really leave home not knowing where they are going? The last trip I made to a new place I used Streetview to stand outside it so I'd recognise the building when I got there.
Because I walk a lot it seems like I get asked nearly every day and I never know the answer anyway. I didn't grow up in this area and play in the streets. My friends and family are all in my old area. So even though I've been here years I know the names of my road, the main road where the shops are and the bus/train stations.
I keep promising myself that I'm going to say "Google it" to the next person who stops me.
I give directions and ask for them. Asked a load of Burberry-clad lads in Leeds once in my embarrassingly vair poshe southern voice how to get to Caarrstleford. They were most obliging and couldn't have been more helpful.
I too had the "nasty man" incident when I was a teenager. Stopped and asked me for directions and as I stepped towards his car he swung the door open.
I wouldn't do as expat does and teach my dcs to say "No!" though. It's one thing children declining to assist, but for adults to refuse to help is depressing.
I have an awful sense of direction so when stopped I tend to say sorry not from round here myself. A terrible lie but better than sending them all round the houses.
backonlybriefly99 Not everyone has satnav or a smartphone tbh. And if they do sometimes they're not accurate/don't work. If you're in a town you don't know sometimes it's easier to just ask.
Yes, but for some reason the only time I ever get asked is when I am visiting somewhere unfamiliar and haven't got a clue.
I am also not good with directions as I do not know my left from my right and have no spatial awareness, so ask me at your own risk!
I had something similar Worra I noticed half way through and kind of stopped/froze. He grinned. I just ran off. It was about eight years ago so I wasn't even particularly young but my then 5yo DTDs were walking up ahead, I'd told DH to go on and I'd catch him up thankfully. I loved where I was (Ilford area) but it was really shocking! Sometimes I wonder if he asked me because of the DTDs. I reported it to the police a bit after, and he'd been arrested the day after he stopped me.
When I was about 18 a car pulled up with a French couple inside asking for directions to a local hotel. After 10 mins of a difficult language barrier and me trying to do an impression of a set of traffic lights I ended up getting in the car and showing them exactly where it was. Very stupid thing to do but they were lovely.
Worra, is it terrible that I find it hilarious (in a way) that he had to point it out?
I am imagining the AIBU now, by CreepyBloke: 'Today I was trying to frighten a young girl by wanking at her in my car but she didn't notice and kept giving me directions to the next LittleChef. I had to point out my cock to her, as it was so pathetic she hadn't seen it WWYD?'
Pretty sad/ shocked at people who tell their children to shout 'no' at people who are lost, though. How horrible. My parents always raised me to be cautious but also to help people who needed it. And if you really can't bear them helping a lost stranger, can't you teach them to be polite about it, as in saying they're not from around here or something?
I hope that one day when your DD is lost in a strange town someone is kinder to her, that's all!
I can understand the telling children to be very brusque, to the point of rudeness tbh.
I certainly wouldn't stop in my car and ask a child directions - or if I did I wouldn't be surprised if they ignored me.
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Laughing at the wankers, which reminded me of my teenage years, but they weren't in cars, they were on tube stations, streets and behind a newsparer sitting on the tube!! In my day we had more flashers than wankers though, those wearing raincoats, who opened them infront of you .
And one in the maze of subways at the Elephant & Castle when I was 18, suddenly appeared with trousers by his ankles wanking and asking me ' how about it then, that he had a rubber'
I just laughed and told him NO, and to put it away, which I had to say a few times. Nobody else around in those days, but I was a confident teenager and could tell he was no threat.
Of course. I was once very irritated because we stopped to ask 2 12 year olds on bikes, there was no one else around. One of them just said 'I'm not allowed to talk to strangers' and walked off.
At 12 years of age I would have thought that her mother might have taught her to risk access. The car was full, we were going on holiday. We had my DH and me in the front, a baby, a toddler, both in car seats, and a 10yr old in the back-what on earth did they think we could do?! Added to that they were on bikes. Common sense should have told her that it was OK. As it turned out all she needed to say was 'just go a bit further on and it is on the left'.
I would. However, a man once tried to pull me into his car using this as a ruse so I would be cautious and would stand well back from the windows and doors as a result
I would, but I stay well away from the door.
My DD's satnav has been known to send us to the wrong address'
It is very frustrating when you get lost driving. I can imagine people are stressed out by the time they ask.
My DH would never ask for directions, especially from another man, I had to do it.
Was on a trip to a local village but fuel was low. Did not need Sat Nav as it was at home and I do not own a smart phone.
This was rural North Yorkshire with not many garages. When I was told where the garage was, it had no fuel because the garage 6 miles away had just closed so everyone had gone there. The joys of the country
Finding fuel in North Yorkshire outside of 9-5 is as hard as finding rocking horse shit Kim
Yeah, why would anyone ask for directions or speak to anyone when they can use SatNav or Google? They're obviously out to abduct and murder you.
Be afraid and make sure you tell your children. That way they can be terrified of asking people for help too
How ridiculous.
I used to work in Central London , mainly on foot . I used to give out so many sets of directions , I started to wonder whether I had A-Z on my hat badge instead of E2R .
It's odd . Even when not at work , people ask me for directions . Even in a completely full petrol station , it's always me they ask . And I thought I didn't look approachable !
I would and have, many times.
Mind you - one particular driver will probably still be fuming at me a couple of years on! He asked for directions to a local private hospital. I gave clear and accurate directions - well they were accurate if you wanted the other private hospital a couple of miles or so away! Eeek. I only realised half an hour later when I drove past it on my way home!
Fear for good reason is not ridiculous limited.
I would give directions as I have had no problems when doing this.
Others have had different experiences.
I used to hitch all over the place years ago.
I wouldn't do it now though.
Makes me wonder whether times have changed,whether I've changed,or whether I was just downright foolhardy in the first place
verysmallsqueak How nice that we agree because you probably didn't notice but upthread I talked about being cautious in case something dodgy happens.
However, I still believe that as long as you have your wits about you it'll be okay because most people want to know the way rather than to rape and murder you.
Which is what you think too, isn't it?
Beyond that it is ridiculous to live in fear.
I don't live in fear giving directions. I was just flagging up that asking for directions can be a distraction tactic and that it is necessary to always be on the alert just in case....
What I think limited is that if someone is scared to give directions because something has happened to them,then it's not ridiculous,it's understandable ('fear for good reason') IYSWIM.
Generally I agree that it is better not to live your life in fear if you are able and that it's better to believe there's good in most people.
Has anyone been abducted by somebody who stopped to ask the way?1
omg! sorry MNers but could not stp laffing at the guy masturbating in the car while you were giving directions...... omg. am so sorry for finding this funny. who would have thought. i have gaily given directions and really haven't noticed anything untoward. jessus. i am in my element when giving directions. ;/
When I was young and stupid I used to give people the wrong directions on purpose
Are you in Devon? Was it you who sent my parents the wrong way?
I will always give directions.
In one case I got in the car because it was very difficult to explain how to get there but very near.
I grew up in a rural area, and had to walk home three miles, mostly along roads with no pavements, and no streetlights. I must have been stopped 2-3 times a week by people asking for directions, and I always gave them.
I still give directions regularly, and I don't have a sat-nav, or a smart phone. Nor do my parents, my in laws etc. Even if they did, what are the odds of knowing the postcode where you are going?
Has anyone been abducted by a family of 5 travelling in an average family sized car?!
If you go to self defence classes they deal with giving people directions. It is very simple, you always position yourself so that if they open the door it is between you and them. This gives you warning if they are going to get out and bundle you in- and you run for it.
There are lots of dog thefts at the moment - perhaps that's why she ignored you.
The mind boggles at how you get out of the car and bundle a strange dog in while the owner is standing there!
Believe it or not in certain areas of the country people really are quite concerned about the rate of thefts. I was just putting it out as a possibility.
I can see that, but I can't see why a lone woman in a car is going to be a threat.
When was anyone last "bundled into a car"?
yes of course - kidnap is just another urban myth.
About the same time as a car spontaneously combusted on the forecourt of a petrol station.
Well, unless you live in Columbia..........
Well not everyone is going to be a threat - probably single men in cars are more so to a lone female (or with young children) than families or female drivers.
Whenshewasbad..... similar thing happened to DW when she was a teen on day-trip to France with school. Apparently a young, quite handsome French guy went round the town asking all the girls directions! He must have masturbated in front of almost the entire year group . They just thought it hilarious...
I have also been flashed by a man who stopped and asked me for directions! It was horrible actually - as soon as I noticed I walked away and he drove on and stopped further up the road, so I crossed over and he turned round. A police car drive past at that point and he then drove up, but I was haunted by all sorts of horrible thoughts about what he was planning!
So I would be very cautious about giving someone directions.
I was actually attacked by a man who stopped (although he didn't ask directions - he just was fiddling with his car) and once I had passed he hid further up the road.
He then jumped out and grabbed me.
If i am alone on a quiet road I have to say my heart does thump a bit faster if a car stops near me.
I will still give directions as I've experienced no problems doing that as such (no one has reached out and try to pull me into the car),but I do understand people's fear.
unless you live in Columbia, or Australia, or anywhere that cars exist, or people who want to do random dreadful things to strangers.
I accept it's not an everyday occurrence but it does happen.
I still give directions though.
There seem to have been quite a few nasty incidents reported by Mumsnetters on this thread which perhaps suggests that the problem is more widespread than one might think.
I think you make judgement calls about these things. DW is always happy to give directions if it's daylight and it's on a relatively busy road, but she's quite intuitive so think she would know when to stop and be helpful or just walk on. She certainly wouldn't do so, of a dark evening, walking down a side road on her own.
How horrible for you, VerySmallSqueak....
It was a long long time ago gazzalw but you never forget these things.
People don't seem to have the ability to risk assess. A woman, in a car alone, in the afternoon, in a town is not a risk-especially if you have your dog with you.
I don't anymore as there are too many new houses and estates here I get them mixed up, an ambulance asked me once and I was just too confused.
I do stop the car and ask people myself though, if I am somewhere I don't know.
Worra, is it terrible that I find it hilarious (in a way) that he had to point it out?
No, I found it hilarious too - as did the Policewoman I reported it to.
She said, "Well that's ruined his day, hasn't it?"
The only time I saw a flasher it was on the canal towpath in Skipton. I was walking my daft Labrador off the lead so not obviously with me iykwim. She jumped up and licked his willy!!
He actually ran down the path with her lolloping after him jumping up as he tried to put it away!
When I was about 19 (and very very stupid) I was on my way to University when a woman stopped her car and asked directions to the building that I was on my way to. I told her that I was on my way there so she said, "ooh, hop in. I'll give you a lift!" So I did .
Luckily, she was lovely and had no sinister motives but I cringe when I think about it now. She could have been anybody.
It was a very rough area and a known route for students to take to Uni. Anyone could have pretended to be on their way to Blab Blah Building in order to capture a naive student. On the other hand she was silly too - she could have been letting a murderer or robber into her car!
I don't think you were that stupid robin.
Yes, she could have been Myra Hindley or Rose West, luring victims for her husband. But she wasn't. She was lost and you got a lift out of a rough area.
We did recently have emails from the school that at least one bloke in a car (description given) was stopping girls going home from DD's secondary on the pretext of asking directions and exposing himself while still sat in the car. (Think it was one bloke.)
School gave advice to girls to walk together as much as possible, etc, and if they did get stopped by bloke, to try and remember the licence plate. I think some of the boys walked with the girls too, as a bigger group might persuade bloke not to stop them.
I think he has been arrested. Apparently he wasn't that old either from the descriptions they already had.
Worra You should have just said "What a silliy little thing!" in your best brisk voice to your wanker That would really have ruined his day.....
Many years ago, I was walking to work along a major road in Reading when a man in a van pulled up in a lay-by to ask directions. I told him and got a bit worried when he carried on talking so I backed off a bit. Then he opened the door and grabbed hold of me to pull me in.
I was extremely lucky that a passing lorry driver had seen and sounded his horn. Van driver leapt back in, and drove off as quick as he could.
I did report it, but was so shaken up I couldn't tell them much and I never heard any more about it.
When I was a teenager my friend was walking home after spending the day with me and someone stopped her for directions. It turned out there was more than one person but they were hiding in the back and they then tried to drag her into the car. Luckily she kicked and screamed and managed to get away, but it's made me wary ever since.
I have been ignored before but it has taken me to read this to realise, I now see my chasing people for directions it's possibly not acceptable and these people are quite clearly ignoring me and have not, 'just not heard me' as I have always thought.
They always answer when I follow them though.
I will stop it now.
I never do, but only because I've got no sense of direction.
Unless they wanted directions to my house.
If they wanted directions to anywhere else they'd end up in Scarborough. Unless they wanted directions to Scarborough. In which case they'd probably end up at my house.
I try not to-my directions are so rubbish they'd probably get lost! These days I'd look it up on my phone though.
Someone tried to ask me for directions when I was taking cash out of a machine in central London. Then she started spouting how rude I was when I ignored her.
I have told my children to be very wary of both men and women strangers. The risk of being abducted is highly unlikely but the consequences if it happens are huge. The risk of giving offence is more likely but the consequences are trivial. That's how I teach them to risk assess.
Years ago I was hurrying along Euston Road to catch the last train, red hot coffee in hand. Guy stopped to ask directions he was having a wank:
not a good idea to do that to a woman carrying a hot coffee......
Please tell me you did something with the coffee
There's a lot of weird blokes out there.
A black cab driver stopped to tell me I had nice legs. I wasn't looking for a cab but if I was it didn't make me want to hop in.
That's what I mean about having your wits about you. Other than that, you just have to trust and the idea that you're some kind of supersleuth is ridiculous and insulting.
wasn't it lee evans who did a sketch about why was it when you stopped and asked for directions you always asked the village idiot?
A few times I have been flagged to give someone directions on a car, but when I approached & often after I politely gave directions, I was verbally abused or mocked. It's very strange, a new game for young men especially, maybe. It's made me wary.
Few flashers, too, but I can report their license plates, at least.
I was flashed by a guy on the platform of the tube when I was working in London (a young looking early twenty something). He leered and said "what do you think of that then, darlin'," I replied in my most bored, loud, posh scots clipped tones "looks like a penis, only much smaller" he slunk off and I got a round of applause from the people standing near me
One of my finest moments <bows>
I would and always have and always will , give directions. I have never had a bad experience.
I would, and do, give directions, but always stand well back and am especially wary of vans with sliding doors after a good friend of mine was grabbed through one and gang raped whilst giving directions to the driver.
I would but I would probably give very long, garbled instructions (including gems like 'turn left where the wool shop used to be'), then realise I'd pointed them in the wrong direction.
I give directions to drivers looking for the golf course. They drive to the village and then appear surprised that the golf course isn't actually in the middle of the village itself and is about 2 miles away.
Oh Grimbletart, what an absolute gift
toomuch what a great reply!
msweatherwax that is awful, were the men ever caught?
I was giving directions to driver when I was 16 when his mate came round behind me and pushed me into the back seat and they started to drive off. I got out somehow. Didn't get the numberplate, couldn't identify the car.
so many others on this thread with similar experiences.
so many others without such experiences who sneer.
Catchingmockingbirds - no, they weren't. And she was a streetwise girl too. Unsuprisingly she has never quite recovered.
Oh that is just terrible, MrsW, so sorry for our friend. Has she had help/counselling?
your not our, obv. Damn ipad.
Seemed to be a popular past time in the 80's for men to have a wank while asking for directions happened to me and most my friends
I think I probably apologised for interrupting him would never have been so assertive to throw a can of coke at him I would now
Yes I would give directions they probably wished they had not bothered asking i am rubbish at giving them though have a good sense of direction myself
sorry my last post in bad taste after reading MsW's that is terrible
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A man and woman are drawn together, entangled in the lifecycle of an ageless organism. Identity becomes an illusion as they struggle to assemble the loose fragments of wrecked lives.
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UPSTREAM COLOR opens at Sundance in January, then later this spring. I wish I was at Sundance this year to find out what this is. Either way, I can't wait.
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Nov. 28, 2012, 8:23 p.m. CST
Sounds like Carruth is ventureing in Tarkovsky territory. (Which sounds not only very enticeing, but a natural and welcome progession. Been waiting some time for his next feature.)
by ChaunceyGardiner
Nov. 28, 2012, 8:24 p.m. CST
And thanks Mr. Wayne for posting something on topic. Glad to see the first post was one of enthusiasm.
by ChaunceyGardiner
Nov. 28, 2012, 8:27 p.m. CST
And the idea of humans as individual cells nonetheless programmed to play a part in a wider organism, that is very provocative stuff.
by ChaunceyGardiner
I have been waiting for Carruth to make another movie since seeing Primer, which I also rank as the best Time Travel movie ever made. Great news, cannot wait to check this out.
Carruth did a low budget BENCHMARK movie. Primer was riveting and smart and crazy. Hopefully his follow-up will be even 1/2 as cool and clever. Thumbs up.
Because trying to figure out Primer gave me a headache. I think Willis' line in Looper about time travel rules being too complicated to explain was a subtle joke about Primer.
Willis' line in Looper about time travel was an attempt to get the audience to stop thinking about how off the time travel concept in Looper was. Great movie nonetheless.
It's probably next to impossible to nail a first feature harder than he did with Primer.
When it occurred to me That the animals are swimming Around in the water In the oceans in our bodies And another had been found Another ocean on the planet, Given that our blood is just like the Atlantic. And how the universe Is shaped exactly like the earth. If you go straight long enough You'll end up where you were.
This is excellent news! I too have been waiting patiently for Shane Carruth's next film, and "Upsteam Color" sounds appropriately out-there and intense. Sweet. Also -- good lyrics post, chaunceygardiner. Modest Mouse, eh? I'll have to check that out.
I cannot vocalize how badly I've wanted this guy to make another movie. When I saw the headline my eyes actually widened.
Nov. 28, 2012, 11:31 p.m. CST
One giant organism? Reminds me of Grant Morrison's idea of the Hyper-Entity
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Skip to 7:01 in the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDkZwgh7qC8 This would definitely a hard idea to portray in film, but could be very cool and unique if handled well on screen.
I hoping for something amazing, but also preparing for a jumbled, incomprehensible disaster. I love Primer, so I'm rooting for the amazing. . .
I think the Hyper-entity must be a kind of ouroboros. . . after all, we are animals, so we need to masticate and consume organic matter to fuel our respiration, which is technically other cells in this same hyper-organism. The energy from the sun beams down and grows the roots of this thing, but as the tendrils grow and start to move, they adapt by eating other parts. It's most mobile, intelligent parts can no longer feel/use the sun anymore, and must sustain itself on other tendrils. So a billion years ago, this interconnected web of life is violated by a cancer cell we call the Comb Jelly (an animal), which evolved to feed on organic matter. The more I think about it, the more this hyper-entity feels like a horror story. . .
It's been so long since Primer I assumed Shane was a one and done director.
Hope he either had an outside DP for this, or bought a tape measure.
2 or 3 times and really concentrate to nearly understand it all. I read an explanation online and alot really goes on behind the scenes as we the viewer only stay with the "prime" versions (or so we think) of the 2 main characters. The other versions are there doing stuff but we dont see it. I love the film but rewatch now and again when my brain is ready to try and "get" more of it.
Can't wait for this.
What I love about it is that it's almost more like you're overhearing a movie than actually watching one. I wouldn't want all moves to be made that way, but it was cool. Carruth consulted on Looper with regards to the time travel rules.
I've had Primer in my instant play queue for like, forever. Kept telling myself I'd watch it. But oh, no, I just have to watch the next episode of Walking Dead or Tremors 3 or Dora the Explorer or whatever fucking garbage I start watching at 3 am. So I just checked my queue and *poof* Primer is gone. Fuck. Okay, time to start up my dvd rentals again. Sigh.
Weird to hear that as that movies rules were all over the place. Primers were very specific and really well done
Is that like having sex with a pregnant lady? Just kidding, women don't orgasm.
I just re-checked my information, and I guess Carruth worked on visual effects for the time travel... whatever that means.
That party scene that was only actually talked about instead of scene kind of killed it for me. Here's an integral scene for the story, and you just talk about it because what, you can't get enough people in the room to shoot it? Never understood that.
Which version do you think the audience should have seen? There were so many. For me, it's brilliant that it's never seen.
Also they discuss so many outcomes to the party before they perfect it, so which one would we see? The last....why, why see only the end product and not what went wrong so many times before the "perfect moment" was attained?
Dec. 1, 2012, 1:45 p.m. CST
I hope this director hasn't been driking the "Occupy" Kool-Aid
by Teddy Artery
Sounds a bit Communistic equating individuals to cells in a organism.
Hell, reminds me of the lifecycle of the Aliens. Prometheus could have gone into some of this kind of thing, perhaps to explain the motivations of the Engineers a bit better, not completely, but less vague at least.
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Ahh! Saw the picture of One Direction and clicked without knowing what it was! HUGE directioner. They are performing at the closing Olympics ceremony too! Big fan of Cher Lloyd aswell. Way ahead of you!;)
by 1dcrazy on 8/10/2012 7:17:30 PM
Ahhh I love British music! Especially One Direction and Cher Lloyd! Yes, I am a MAJOR directioner. I saw the picture of the boys and clicked on it without knowing what it was even for! They are performing at the closing Olympics ceremonies too! Way ahead of ya. ;)
by 1dcrazy on 8/10/2012 7:13:41 PM
Technically great Britain is the island...not specifically England. So they are correct in including Ireland and other countries on/surrounding the island of great Britain. I love Mumford and sons! I actually love every band/artist up there but specifically Mumford and sons. Does anyone know when their new album comes out?
by Hershey on 8/10/2012 6:39:09 PM
i love 1D! ironically i was listening to them when i heard this!1D forever
by bking62 on 8/10/2012 5:52:55 PM
One direction is british-irish, but gotta be you is amazing. kate nash is AMAZING coldplay is one of the greatest bands of all time cher Lloyd is gorgeous love her cosmic love is a beautiful song mumford & sons is really great and I love the script, but GL, they are obviously irish.
by katiebell929 on 8/10/2012 5:28:25 PM
Niall is Irish. One of the The Wanted is Irish The Script is Irish. There is a HUGE difference from being British and Irish.It's like being American and Canadian, not the same at all.
by smileitsjulia on 8/10/2012 5:02:24 PM
I saw the picture of One Direction and started mentally screaming. XD
by Twiggi828 on 8/10/2012 4:40:28 PM
I thought The Script was from Ireland?
by michipie205 on 8/10/2012 4:34:56 PM
I love One Direction and Cher Llyod.
by taylorswiftfan1233 on 8/10/2012 4:10:11 PM
i like "the man who can't be moved," but the script is from ireland! i saw them in concert and they were, uh, definitely not british!
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Deep South Wet Hop Pale - Natty Greene's Pub & Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 3 | Reviews: 2 | Show All Ratings:
3.63/5 rDev -7.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
On-tap at the Greensboro, NC location (Sept 2010) and per the menu, it noted that the beer was the Southern Pale Ale that had been wet hopped with NC grown Cascade, Chinook and Nugget hops. The beer sported a 5.2% ABV.
The beer had a nice thick white head on it that had some good retention and some lacing. The beer appeared a nice golden amber color with some noticeable carbonation.
The aroma was hoppy, but not overly so and a little earthy with a hint of pine.
The flavor of the beer was good, but with a little more hop to it than the Southern Pale Ale, as expected I guess.
The beer had a lighter feel to it. The beer was very easy to drink, smooth, clean, crisp but perhaps just a touch over carbonated.
Serving type: on-tap
10-15-2010 18:20:04 | More by PhillyStyle
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4.18/5 rDev +6.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
On cask at The Wooden Nickel in Hillsborough served in a slim pint glass a slightly hazy pale yellow with a nice frothy off white head. Aroma is a nice amount of crisp hops an sweet malts. The fast is possible nice amount of smooth crisp citrus hops in front of sweet caramel malts. The beer is light bodied with smooth carbonation. This is a very enjoyable beer, one I would certainly have again.
Serving type: cask
10-02-2010 22:08:20 | More by atsprings
Deep South Wet Hop Pale from Natty Greene's Pub & Brewing Co.
out of 100
based on 3 ratings.