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Thanks for letting me know I can come rub your wife's shoulders at a business meeting and it's "no big deal". If this were Clinton doing the same thing, your reply would be different. So transparent.

I'm not a touchy-feely type of person and generally consider this sort of touching to be inappropriate, especially in these situations .

However, I work with some very professional and otherwise well mannered people who think nothing of giving a fellow employee a brief shoulder massage now and then.

Especially if one is tense or has a sore neck etc.

They just think nothing of it.

So even though I'm not personally very comfortable with this sort of thing I'm not about to criticize those who are, especially when it is simply a kind gesture.

Besides, people pay perfect strangers to give them massages all the time and it's considered a luxury.

you post:
Thanks for letting me know I can come rub your wife's shoulders at a business meeting and it's "no big deal". If this were Clinton doing the same thing, your reply would be different. So transparent.

Get a grip Sir Gawain.
Don't you have a steed to shoe?

for others who might be fooled into this misdirection sh*t, I once again post:
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"Here’s a link to five seconds of choppy video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUTwaSPcGno&search=merkel

Thanks for the link. Looking at it, it's obvious that isn't a neck rub = just a glancing, playful "wring your neck" in response to something she said....

Sorry, folks, nothing inappropriate here... more Freepers and others should know better than to swallow as whole cloth any interpretation from the rabid left. Think and examine first. Geeeze... but his use of the s-word was in context and appropriate. (Indeed, it would be appropriate here - even for an old great-granny like me - to say: "Stop this Sh*T!")
So when do the dems and you knee-jerk judges start impeachment proceedings?