What things are unpolite in your country?

[mamuta]

I must agree with uncle bambang, vince90 - and don't be so serious ... sometimes it's good to do or say something unexpectedly, it's so refreshing

[Bambang]

I must agree with uncle bambang, vince90 ...

Then uncle just got one supporter here.

Thank you for supporting uncle, my dear mamuta.

[vince90]

Well frankly speaking, I don't know how to call you.

Because psychologically speaking, you are not an open person.

So, dear Vince is the best I suppose.

Huh…? Can you tell me in what ways that I am not an open person?

You didn't say whether you are old or not.
You didn't even write your location in your profile.

Small examples, but can represent your closedness.

How old I am or where I live is not the point here. The point is that you are not using the word “uncle” promptly in English. It doesn’t mean that you are old and you can label yourself as uncle to everyone. Anyway this is my last reply to this post. I don’t thing it is going to change anything to an OPEN MINDED like you UNCLE bambang. Good luck!

[Bambang]

Then we have two uncles now.

Welcome to my boat, brother Vince.

A sweet boat for the elderly.

[mrsnat]

in my country it's not nice to barf when you are eating!!

[Policarpo]

In my country, spit out in public is unpolite,

What about in yours?

[Bambang]

In my country, spitting at G. W. Bush' photos is just fine.

[marieqv]

Here it is also unpolite to barf when you are eating, but I have heard that in India or another country it is a good manner to barf because it means that you liked the food...

[sweethuman]

- Eating while on the road
- Talking loud on phone
- Playing songs on the phone while on the road