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Well, if he said, "I wipe them off IT they are dirty" is insinuating there are times in which he DOESN'T wipe them off. Deductive reason tells me he is saying his shoes AREN'T always dirty.
Is It Rude/Pretentious To Request Guests To Take Their Shoes Off Upon Entering Your Home?
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@ Taking of Tires.
The ball is dirty too.
2 strikes!
I thought about that after i posted it. To your earlier point: no the bottom of my shoes aren't 'clean' to the point that I'd lick them but they definitely aren't dirty to the point that I'm afraid they'd damage my health if I wear them in the house.
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Don't even know what you're talking about anymore.
There'll be a designated place to put your shoes. It's called a closet.
Why the **** would you leave them outside?
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Dont need to tell grandma anything. She taking off her shoes at the door. Same way she made all of us do the same when we would go to her place.
I don't have feeble grandparents with a lack of balance and nobody slipping on carpet or bare wood floor.
Imma throw any event I want and you gonna do what I say if you show up or get thrown the **** out.
Shouldnt matter at all
Walk barefoot then *****.
You gonna be doing all that bullying from the porch in the cold
you gotta come better than that. Weak response.
Of your hardwood floors are slippery, it’s not clean or it’s old.
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So you expect to be able to visibly SEE the potency of the dirt on the bottom of your shoes?
To your earlier point: no the bottom of my shoes aren't 'clean' to the point that I'd lick them but they definitely aren't dirty to the point that I'm afraid they'd damage my health if I wear them in the house.
Sure, you can see the AMOUNT of dirt but how do you use your eyes to measure the likelihood of specific DIRTS causing harm to your body?
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Yea, a sister of a fried just broke a leg/ankle from slipping on her freshly installed/finished hardwood floors.
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Dirty compared to germs, bacteria and viruses are different. You’re a smaht guy, all janitors I know are pretty smaht.
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Im not thinking up creative responses.
Just the facts.
The nerve of you telling me when hardwood floors are clean
As if I spend time walking around my own house in socks testing that out
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if shoes are wet, yes. It prevents lawsuits my ugly brother. I don’t need grandma suing me.
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Bruh you sounding like the type that would wear the medical masks before coronavirus bc of the pollutants in the air.So you expect to be able to visibly SEE the potency of the dirt on the bottom of your shoes?
Sure, you can see the AMOUNT of dirt but how do you use your eyes to measure the likelihood of specific DIRTS causing harm to your body?
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ApparentlySo you expect to be able to visibly SEE the potency of the dirt on the bottom of your shoes?
Sure, you can see the AMOUNT of dirt but how do you use your eyes to measure the likelihood of specific DIRTS causing harm to your body?
SupremeBeing5
can see at the microscopic level
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Im not thinking up creative respinses.
Just the facts.
The nerve of you telling me when hardwood floors are clean
As if I spend time walking around my own house in socks testing it out
you just said you don’t clean your floors because their is no need since you don’t allow shoes.
well guess what when those people remove their shoes? They’re socks are gonna get dirty.
be respectful young whippersnapper.
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The ball collecting dust, he don't know what to do with that.
The ball is dirty too.
2 strikes!
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There is no way you can look at the dirt on your shoe and be able to detect how lethal it is.
If you can, please exolain.
Stay on topic.
Both of you....
sooperhooper
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When the **** was this said?
Please go back and quote it asap.
My dude just made up his own narrative and ran with it
Don't confuse not cleaning hardwood floors EVERY DAY with not cleaning them at all.
When I think about it more I dont want you with your stink socks and feet in my house anyway. Too much of a hassle.
Just gonna tell you we removing all the floors in my house so you don't show up.
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Oh so you just started because of the coronavirus. We talking about germs or viruses or dirt? They are not created equal.
Coronavirus can survive on shoes for up to 5 days, experts warn
The coronavirus is known to make a home on many non-human surfaces, including doorknobs, cardboard boxes and shopping carts. Now, to the surprise of probably no one, experts are calling shoes a …nypost.com
I feel like germaphobia(which isn’t even a word) is a first world problem. It’s people in the world eating and cooking food in the dirt and you talking about germs. It’s folks hunting animals, cooking and eating them off a stick...and you talking about germs. People bathe in rivers and you talking about germs. If you haven’t learned anything in 2020, know that the battle against germs is petty and futile.
Again germ and bacteria =/= viruses.COVID-19 ain’t got nothing to do with this conversation. No, viruses do not come from germs or bacteria. Just keep your carpet clean b
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Cats really in here justifying allowing people to walk inside their cribs with fecal matter. "You gonna tell your parents to take off their shoes ?" I wouldn't have to, cause they raised me this way. An associate I know wears shoes in their home. They invite me to parties and other functions and I either I don't go or if I do, I never eat. I'll only take sealed products which is usually water. Can't trust to eat from someone who allows people in their home with shoes.
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I’ve never worn shoes in my house my whole life
I don’t know where you’re going with this
my point is you can’t see all the dirty **** on your shoes
therefore you shouldn’t wear shoes you’ve warn outside in your house
I don’t think this should be difficult for anyone to understand
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Germaphobia: Symptoms, When to Be Concerned, Treatment, and More
While it’s good to avoid germs and take precautions during flu season, germaphobia is a fear of germs that becomes more all-encompassing and affects your quality of life or ability to function in certain situations. We’ll tell you more about this phobia and what you can do if you have it.
www.healthline.com
Definition of GERMOPHOBIA
abnormal fear of germs or contamination : mysophobia… See the full definition
www.merriam-webster.com
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I probably busted your *** at some point when I lived in Houston
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Yes, mysophobia is the actual word.Germaphobia: Symptoms, When to Be Concerned, Treatment, and More
While it’s good to avoid germs and take precautions during flu season, germaphobia is a fear of germs that becomes more all-encompassing and affects your quality of life or ability to function in certain situations. We’ll tell you more about this phobia and what you can do if you have it.
Definition of GERMOPHOBIA
abnormal fear of germs or contamination : mysophobia… See the full definition
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There's no point. I've mentioned it before; a lot of NTers just have this weird sense of ego and masculinity to admit that they've been doing something wrong their whole life, so they double down on it and instead try to make you look like the one who's wrong (instead of taking it as a lesson). Not sure where that mentality comes from.
Thankfully in real life I don't associate with people with these standards, so no point in continuing to debate about this topic.
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Seems as though they're used interchangeably.
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There is no way you can look at the dirt on your shoe and be able to detect how lethal it is.
If you can, please exolain.
Stay on topic.
Both of you....
dirt isn’t the same as Germs. Cmon are you serious now?
