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post #31 of 43
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Originally Posted by tagutcow View Post
What? No. Nobody here would know this guy. He doesn't has internetz.

edit: Whoops! Sorry. Thought you were talking to me, not Crazyquik.

I was talking to you but no one got the joke yet.
post #32 of 43
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Originally Posted by MetroStyles View Post
I was talking to you but no one got the joke yet.

Well it seems we just had some social awkwardness. How fitting.
post #33 of 43
oh my god i was dying laughing reading tagut's comic. partly because it was funny and partly because he spent time making a comic about his sisters ex boyfriend.
post #34 of 43
I am always so intrigued by tagutcow's stories and problems of social awkwardness. I observe him like a field biologist to a gorrillas in the mist.
post #35 of 43
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Originally Posted by West24 View Post
oh my god i was dying laughing reading tagut's comic. partly because it was funny and partly because he spent time making a comic about his sisters ex boyfriend.

Well I'm glad you appreciate the comic, but you really have to have met the man in real life to appreciate how absolutely on-the-nose my characterization was (and yes, that's his actual posture.)

I actually met him first when I was 14 and he was playing drums up the street from me. He approached all of my sisters until he found the one desparate enough to accept him.

Three or four years ago, he used to call me up several times a week to play pool with him. Now that he's moved !!!OMG!!!FIVE MILES AWAY!!!OMG!!! he never calls me anymore, and in the past year I've only seen him twice, by freak accident, in bars.
post #36 of 43
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Originally Posted by tagutcow View Post
Well I'm glad you appreciate the comic, but you really have to have met the man in real life to appreciate how absolutely on-the-nose my characterization was (and yes, that's his actual posture.)

I actually met him first when I was 14 and he was playing drums up the street from me. He approached all of my sisters until he found the one desparate enough to accept him.

Three or four years ago, he used to call me up several times a week to play pool with him. Now that he's moved !!!OMG!!!FIVE MILES AWAY!!!OMG!!! he never calls me anymore, and in the past year I've only seen him twice, by freak accident, in bars.

Well my friend, why don't YOU call him up? Friendship is a two way street.
post #37 of 43
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Originally Posted by MsMcGillicuddy View Post
A former coworker of mine was quite socially awkward and uncomfortable to be around. There are myriad examples of her just not quite getting how to interact with coworkers (or people in general), but this is probably the best (worst?):

During an overnight shift during a summer emergency a few years back, she called everyone up to the middle of the room for a meeting. Emergencies can be difficult to work, and overnight shifts, especally a few in a row, are exhausting. At about 3 AM, after everyone was seated around her, waiting for this meeting, tired and just wanting to get through the shift, she asks "So, where were YOU on September 11?"

Awkward. And kind of creepy. A few people just got up and left.

This sounds very comical.
post #38 of 43
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Originally Posted by sho'nuff View Post
Well my friend, why don't YOU call him up? Friendship is a two way street.

Hey, when I ran into him last time, I introduced myself to him. We were in the same room with me playing pool and him playing foosball, and I finally walked over and acknowledged him. I'm also the one who said goodbye to him.

I should have known I'd run into him, as that bar is kinda his lair. For unrelated reasons, it's my least favorite bar in Greensboro.

Something else I made on the same inspired afternoon...

post #39 of 43
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Originally Posted by amerikajinda View Post
I knew a guy who would carry around Japanese coins in his pocket -- go to Georgetown and various campuses around town, and when he saw a Japanese girl, he'd go up to her and say "hey look! I have a 'Japanese quarter'!"

I knew that guy! It's YOU!
post #40 of 43
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Originally Posted by tagutcow View Post
Hey now, I wouldn't be so socially awkward if I didn't have to go everywhere by myself. Alas, the last four numbers I got with the express purpose of going out together (as friends) have all led to naught.

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My ex-friend (and my sister's ex-boyfriend) Mike had an annoying habit of wearing people down with questions. You could have a "conversation" with him for minutes on end consisting mostly of one-word responses to his endless series of follow-up questions. These weren't even questions he was interested in knowing the answers to, it was just his own wrongheaded way of making smalltalk, although the end result was usually suffocating to the other person.

In fact, I even made a cartoon lampooning this annoying habit of his:



But Mike isn't the most socially awkward person I know by far. In fact, he's more socially adroit than I am; whereas he's a little too insistent with smalltalk, I'm nonexistent with smalltalk.

At the bar we went to a few times a week, there was a man there named Robert (yea... just like me!) Robert was around 300 pounds- supposedly an albino black man- and had some form of speech impediment. Whenever there was a band playing, he was usually by himself on the dance floor, bobbing arhythmically to the music about three feet from the stage.

One night a horrid old crone sat next to me at the bar. She looked to be about 60, although she could have very well been a prematurely aged 40, and she smelled like a combination of body odor and pot. She tried hitting on me, and when that failed, offered to set me up with her gay son. I gently but firmly expressed my noninterest in either option. Eventually she found the other Robert, and started dancing with him, making revolting, sexually suggestive gyrations with an air guitar while Robert did his bobbing up-and-down thing. Robert never looked happier; I have no trouble believing this was the first time in his life he had been the recipient of positive female attention.

So Mike decides to walk up the couple and start chatting. Robert, apparently afraid that Mike's attempts at smalltalk were going to cockblock him, starts freaking out and squalking like a bird.

Your life sounds really shitty.
post #41 of 43
Why are all these socially awkward people males?
post #42 of 43
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Originally Posted by thekunk07 View Post
my wife's ex bf who i ran into on vacation. is terrified of me and borderline retarded socially. sci-fi geek who loves comics.
So basically, he's you without the muscles and Ralph clothes? Knew a guy who couldn't figure out why he could was unable to get laid. He listed his positive attributes, amongst which and I shit you not, was "I have a nice jacket. My parents bought me a nice K-car. I plan to be an accountant, so will always have a job..."
post #43 of 43
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Originally Posted by unjung View Post
Your life sounds really shitty.

Gee, ya think? I make Conne look like m@t in comparison.

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Originally Posted by Piobaire View Post
Knew a guy who couldn't figure out why he could was unable to get laid. He listed his positive attributes, amongst which and I shit you not, was "I have a nice jacket. My parents bought me a nice K-car. I plan to be an accountant, so will always have a job..."

I think he needs mad nunchuck skillz and Rock and Republic jeans.
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