Shaking Hands

Originally posted by kirksey957
It would take a year to wash that many balls.

Originally posted by rbmorris
I find just two can be challenging.

Originally posted by Nordlys
Put them through the dishwasher.

Originally posted by Nordlys
Is that a common thing to do in the US? In what situations? It's something you'll have happen very rarely, if ever, in Germany or Norway. But it happened to me when I was in Romania, where it seemingly still is very common. That took me completely by surprise, so it was rather awkward. Men also always open the door for women in Romania, which I wasn't used t ...[text shortened]... and you always have to go through the doors first, but don't know where to go from there...

Originally posted by mlprior
Kissing a lady's hand is NOT common in the U.S., unless the guy is coming onto you.

Men DO open doors for you though, that is customary and considered rude if they don't.

I have tried to open doors for men, but they get all wierd and confused.
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Originally posted by kirksey957
I will open doors for women and men alike.

When I meet people I like I shake their hand, or hug them. If it is a female I usually kiss them on the cheek. But then I came from a Euro Trash background.

Originally posted by Ice Cold
When I meet people I like I shake their hand, or hug them. If it is a female I usually kiss them on the cheek. But then I came from a Euro Trash background.

Originally posted by Red Night
In the mother land it was traditional to kiss on both cheeks!