The world has too many weirdos in it.
By Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (14473)
Ireland
July 12, 2025 10:06am CST
Is the world spawning an increased amount of weirdos or did I just never notice them before?
Yesterday, in this quiet suburb in Manchester where I currently am, a terrible kerfuffle erupted while I was waiting for a tram. A man in his late 20s started to berate a woman most violently and at full volume.
He accused the woman of having had carnal knowledge of his father although that’s not how he expressed it. He walked up and down the platform squealing about this and terrifying everyone. The woman retorted, at full volume, that neither her accuser nor his father was suitable equipped to have pleasured her, and this continued a while.
The tram arrived and we boarded it. The man also tried to get on but got caught in the doors then fell out of the tram and the tram departed.
When we returned four hours later we saw the same man and woman lying asleep in each other’s arms on the grass in the sunshine, and judging by the state of their rearranged attire the woman had discovered that the man was indeed suitably equipped for a bit of rumpy pumpy and all was well again.
Weirdos.
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@DaddyEvil (160026)
• United States
12 Jul

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@celticeagle (180459)
• Boise, Idaho
13 Jul
No, they are out in full force now days. Another reason I don't venture out until I have to for some reason. I do dislike the kerfuffles that erupt because some people have no manners or self control. There are couples who seem to enjoy a good argument from time to time. It seems to reawaken something.
Makes the world go bumpity bump.
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@RasmaSandra (89737)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
12 Jul



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@LindaOHio (203174)
• United States
12 Jul
OMG. I hate confrontations such as that. People don't seem to care where they are or what they do.
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@Nakitakona (58467)
• Philippines
13 Jul
That's how we're doing my wife and me. We quarrelled for a minute or so. After that we become in good terms. We never harbired grudges.
@Ineeddentures (13288)
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12 Jul
that neither her accuser nor his father was suitable equipped to have pleasured her,
Like father like son
@xFiacre (14473)
• Ireland
12 Jul
@ineeddentures One wonders how an ill-equipped man could father a son. But it all ended well with them asleep in each others arms. I do like a happy ending.
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