Funny thing is....I always turn my back to the door and look at the other people. I almost never feel uncomfortable, so I can just turn to look at all the people instead of them all looking at my back.
Him: :D Me:.... Him: :D Me: .... Him: oh this is my floor see yeah Me:...Oh thank god he's gone *All of the sudden the elevator turns into a high tech video game room. Me: :D glad he is gone...almost exposed the secret of what i do on this elevator all day...
Join my fellow drones in ripping the clearly aberrant and defective member of society to shreds, before his malformed thought processes infect anyone else.
Him: :D Me:.... Him: :D Me: .... Him: oh this is my floor see yeah Me:...Oh thank god he's gone *All of the sudden the elevator turns into a high tech video game room. Me: :D glad he is gone...almost exposed the secret of what i do on this elevator all day...
This kinda reminds me off a test that was conducted by a group of psychologists. In the test they had a lift full of people, and they had one other person enter the lift. When they entered the lift, they would usually find everyone staring at the door of the lift, and the person that just entered would almost allways do the same. The test shows that we have less control over ourselves than we think, because of what you might call "peer pressure" and the fact that you want to be like everyone else. SO, the reason the new person allways looked the same way as the remainder did, was a result of wanting to fit in and not look different to everyone else. Just goes to show that we don't have as much self will as we like to think we do.
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