Privacy and Respect in our Photos

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Gasp! Do you mean to say that this flabby white foreigner actually dared to ask for you and look at people in your very presence -- and he actually dared to use his own language! Oh my god! The nerve of some people!

Sounds like a whole room full of very rude, snooty people with one hapless white guy in it to me. Remind me never to go to your town. There's no one there worth talking to.
 
MickH said:
The one thing that surprises me about alot of the contributions is the assumption that the lardy chaps with the snazzy cameras are American. I don't see any reference to the nationality of these folk in the OP. Am I missing something?
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They are in response to Mr. Jenkinson's concurring post:

Richard Jenkinson said:
Situations such as Jon describes happens to me also, far too often.

Trying to "educate" them does not work, I've tried on numerous occasions.

American and English tourists treat rural village folk here like zoo animals.

I've had them sat at the table next to mine openly criticizing "us":
"That one looks funny wearing his beret like that, shoot him. Look at those country bumpkins over there with mud on their boots, shoot them".

No respect at all.:(
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Richard Jenkinson said:
American and English tourists treat rural village folk here like zoo animals.

I've had them sat at the table next to mine openly criticizing "us":
"That one looks funny wearing his beret like that, shoot him. Look at those country bumpkins over there with mud on their boots, shoot them".
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could it be that they really are funny looking?

bob
 
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