Standing In A Line

Standing Line - Sciences, Education, Art, Writing, UFO - Posted: 5th Dec, 2004 - 2:09am

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4th Dec, 2004 - 11:58am / Post ID: #

Standing In A Line

Recently, while standing in a line, I was watching the others also in the line and how they kept themselves. Some stood like security guards, others slumped over the rail or had a hand or their hip. I found for myself that I moved from side to side as though giving relief to each foot and I absolutely cannot stay still for longer than about 30 seconds. What about you - how do you keep yourself when standing in a line for a long while?



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4th Dec, 2004 - 1:44pm / Post ID: #

Line In Standing

I too detest waiting in long lines. The time I can remember waiting in such a line was at an amusement park like Disney World. I will either sit on the rails if they can hold me or stand with my legs spread apart. I think I do the second so that no one passes me in line!



4th Dec, 2004 - 2:34pm / Post ID: #

Standing In A Line UFO & Writing Art Education Sciences

If I know that I am going to be in a line for awhile, I try to bring a book with me. Since I carry my Palm Tungsten E with me everywhere, I usually have several books, documents, and all my scriptures on it, so I can read it for a while, as long as the battery holds out. smile.gif

Otherwise, I probably pretty much just move around, similar to what JB described.



Post Date: 4th Dec, 2004 - 2:35pm / Post ID: #

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I tend to stick my hands in my back pockets and start up a conversation with someone nearby. If there aren't any people that seem sociable, then I just do some good ol' people watching. I'm very observant, so it's more a natural reaction than habit. Also, I usually have a book in my backpack (most lines I encounter are here on campus), so if I get really bored I'll just start reading.

Post Date: 4th Dec, 2004 - 8:17pm / Post ID: #

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I pace, rock and fidget. Just like JB@Trinidad, I cannot stay still. I usually comfort myself by looking at the people in line behind me and being glad that I'm in front of them.


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Post Date: 5th Dec, 2004 - 12:13am / Post ID: #

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Standing In A Line

I usually observe other people. I tend to stand still with my hands in my pocket or crossed around my stomach. I do not like to stand in long lines. I don't like being still but I was taught from the time I was very little that I should behave properly when in public, so therefore I stand very still and wait my turn. I don't try to socialize very often unless someone else starts the conversation.

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5th Dec, 2004 - 12:23am / Post ID: #

Standing In Line

I can stay still pretty well. I don't usually find my self alone in lines, though, so most of the times I just talk with parents, friends, sister, or brother (yes, he's only four years old, but conversations with him could be very intelligent) I also find my self observing people quite often, or nor only people but also patterns I see around, how much each ticket costs if it's that kind of line, etc.



Post Date: 5th Dec, 2004 - 2:09am / Post ID: #

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Standing In Line Sciences Education Art Writing & UFO

When I stand in a line, I usually stand still, and just watch the people around me, or chat with my family or friends. Sometimes I just read the signs around me, if there are any. Other times I count the cars, etc. I've got a joke about waiting in line, though I have never tried it...

If you are ever in a very long line at the bank, and you get really sick and tired of waiting, try this: lean over to the guy in front of you, and ask him if he knows how to unjamb a pistol. Guaranteed you'll be in and out in 5 min.

courtesy of Bob Newhart

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