Posted on 06/15/2018 1:33:11 PM PDT by Fred Hayek
Do you have to quick looking at the person altogether every 5 seconds, or can you just change body parts?
Nothing odd about it. Kat’s the insane Libertarian on the Greg Gutfeld show every Saturday night on FOX.
Do you have to quick looking at the person altogether every 5 seconds, or can you just change body parts?
Japanese people avoid eye contact. Thatis one of the reasons for bowing. Firm handshakes while looking people in the eye is not for everybody. Maybe Netflix should hire only Japanese people.
I’ve been married 30 years. Can I ask my wife to agree to this rule in the house?
Even creepier if you had a stopwatch, looked at someone 4.5 seconds. Alarm goes off, you look away reset stopwatch and look again.
But within the rules they set.
How many five second glances are permissible in any 11-second span?
employee: Boss he was looking at me for 6 seconds straight...it’s creepy
Boss: How do you know that unless you were starting at him too for over 5 seconds...so you just admitted your crime......You’re fired!
What a nice place to work.
Well, My kitty Mao will stare at me for a lot longer than 5 seconds. It means she wants attention!
Will Netflix also incorporate these policies into their made-for-Netflix movies? Actors that can’t look at each other? Will dogs, who love to look into their masters’ eyes, be given an exception?
Let’s just throw everyone, man and woman, into burkas and let the sharia-ization of America commence, we’re 25% there already.
ROTFL. The snowflakes at ObamaVision (aka Netflix} have totally lost it. However, it might cut down on the guys there from spending so much time staring at each other’s “junk”. Maybe they’ll get some work done.
About 10 years ago I was in a pre-construction meeting in Minneapolis near an area well known for people walking around the lake in bikinis and stuff. We were told we could not ogle the chicks in the area for more than eight seconds.
I asked them how long I had to look away before I could get another 8 second look. I received a stern look. They didn’t appreciate that I was laughing about it.
About 10 years ago I was in a pre-construction meeting in Minneapolis near an area well known for people walking around the lake in bikinis and stuff. We were told we could not ogle the chicks in the area for more than eight seconds.
I asked them how long I had to look away before I could get another 8 second look. I received a stern look. They didn’t appreciate that I was laughing about it.
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I think 8 seconds is PLENTY of time to check out someone.
8 seconds for each one is my standard rule.
Was cat calling acceptable?
Some people get that 1000 yard stare. Staring but not seeing.
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