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dotti34 · 31-05-2015, 12:21

There are times though when I think I must be invisible, like when people bump into me when I’m out as if they can’t see me – especially in busy shopping centres, or don’t let me through with my trolley even when I say very politely ‘excuse me’. They continue to group together in the shopping aisle making it near impossible to get through with a shopping trolley as they catch up with the latest gossip (or maybe the latest episode of some soap opera) as if I’m not there. So maybe I’m not in their particular universe.....

….or maybe they’re just you-know-what rude!

31-05-2015, 12:21	#10
dotti34 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,182 Blog Entries: 80 Liked: 1471 times Rep Power: 634154	Re: The Mandela Effect There are times though when I think I must be invisible, like when people bump into me when I’m out as if they can’t see me – especially in busy shopping centres, or don’t let me through with my trolley even when I say very politely ‘excuse me’. They continue to group together in the shopping aisle making it near impossible to get through with a shopping trolley as they catch up with the latest gossip (or maybe the latest episode of some soap opera) as if I’m not there. So maybe I’m not in their particular universe..... ….or maybe they’re just you-know-what rude!