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Re: Bag searches
yes I used to get sick of them asking. But now I just open the bag.
I used to throw it all on the counter.:sneaky: |
Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by Bernie Barfly
(Post 8480978)
You do the same wae yer trouser pockets when at the bar:lol:
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Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by soapy©
(Post 8481027)
whats a bar:confused:
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Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by soapy©
(Post 8481027)
whats a bar:confused:
Your place!:D
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 8481039)
That shelf thing that you struggle to look over and don't really go near because they appear to want money when you get close.
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Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 8480942)
Couldn't care less to be honest because I know the person having to check wants to do it even less than you want to show.
Why ask me if I minded if you checked my bags if you weren't going to accept it when I said that I actually did mind? I hate the practice. But the thing that really baffles me is why on earth the locals actually queue up waiting for the door person to check their bags. I guess it must be so ingrained that they actually think it is obligatory |
Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by fallen angel
(Post 8481219)
I hate the practice. But the thing that really baffles me is why on earth the locals actually queue up waiting for the door person to check their bags. I guess it must be so ingrained that they actually think it is obligatory I have to say that in all the years I've lived here Ive never seen that! Usually, I just walk passed and give them a smile. Can't remember the last time I was asked to open any bag. |
Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by Pomster
(Post 8480748)
Yes I know it has been done before but....
explain the logic in this. |
Re: Bag searches
Just walk past, smile pleasantly. Be confident. I've only ever had to waft a bag in someone's direction at KMart and a friendly, polite, shrug or remark distracts them quickly enough.
I suspect they stop people who hate it as their body language just makes them look suspicious. |
Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by Hutch
(Post 8481271)
It's never happend to me.
Have to admit, I quite the like of idea of seeing how fast they are. I somehow suspect - not very. |
Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by Pomster
(Post 8480748)
Yes I know it has been done before but....
explain the logic in this. I leave Big W, show them my bag. Woman demands I show her my handbag as "it is A4 size". So if my handbag is smaller than A4 I am unlikely to be a thief, if it is bigger than A4, profiling shows I am 65pct more likely to be nicking stuff? I had heard that razors are one of the most stolen items. If I was so inclined, I could stash several in my smaller handbag. Next time they want to see my handbag I will tip the contents on the floor for them to rummage through- hopefully with my toilet training daughter's damp clothes in situ..... |
Re: Bag searches
Its a crock of shit of the highest order.
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Re: Bag searches
If you carried a crock of shit in your handbag, I bet you wouldn't get asked twice.
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Re: Bag searches
Can you get in trouble if they ask you, and you run away?? I can see some fun times to be had in the near future if not. Never had it happen to me yet though.
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Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by emelems
(Post 8480806)
Look Pol, you are my hero in the bag searching superhero world... I plan to keep a supply of tampons, ky jelly and possible a rabbit (in the metaphoric meaning of the word) just to rile and shock some young or even older over enthusastic shop worker who has had a pissed off day.... ;)
Em x |
Re: Bag searches
Originally Posted by lapin_windstar
(Post 8480827)
It's really, really stupid.
It's not just Bogan stores - Coles, K-Mart, Woolies... |
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