We went out for dinner last night and there were two couples sitting at the table next to us. I decided that the older couple were the parents of one of the people sitting across from them, but I wasn’t sure if they were his parents or hers.

So I asked ♀ what she thought and rather then just telling me her opinion she wanted to know why I always do that. I like watching people and trying to figure out what’s going on below the surface. How are those people connected? Why are they out together? Is that her lover or son or grandson? That guy sitting by himself at the back of the strip club nursing his beer, does his wife know he’s here? Is he really interested in the strippers or is he trolling for horny young men?

I do that all the time and assumed most other people do as well…not the trolling for horny young men you goof… ♀ doesn’t do that (she might do some trolling) and thinks  it’s a little weird. So my question is when you people watch do you try and figure out what’s going on below the surface or are you just looking at shoes and handbags?

sss

ps: speaking of what’s going on below the surface…

it’s a cock clock

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1. 

   I love to people watch but shoes and handbags rarely have anything to do with it. I’m always trying to get something more, read beneath the surface, figure out a little bit about them.

   So mark me down for the in-depth kind of watching.

   C.
   PS — I’m guessing the cock clock isn’t you

   Comment by C. — January 28, 2008 @ 12:24 am

2. 

   I like to watch people but my interest is more direct: does he/she have a nice ass? Look horny? Flirt? Wet their pants? Is she wearing a “butterfly”? Want me to eat them?

   Ya know just the regular stuff. Not of this airy-fairy psychoanalysis crap. Who cares who’s pleasuring whom?

   I thought the picture was of a guy whose gerbil got loose.

   Comment by Old Bogus — January 29, 2008 @ 3:38 am

3. 

   Oh, I totally do that. If i can’t work out an obvious connection, i sometimes make one up — depending on the interest-to-boredom scale of the meal and/or companion.
   

   Comment by junohenry — January 30, 2008 @ 8:05 pm

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