Do peer-runner "watchers" have some kind of emotional disorder?

Read the thread title. The thread is about those who enjoy watching people who miss or nearly miss the boat.

C'mon. :D

Post #43 didn't catch your eye?

Go back and read the original post #1. I was just turning the comment back to that person.

Are you the thread-topic police?

You clicked and replied. So what's your excuse?

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pseudoware,

By the title of this thread it would be fair to ask are you offended by people making or choosing to participate in this as spectator "sport"?

If so, I would counter argue are you equally under a "too easily offended" disorder?

What are your thoughts and opinion?

Lighthearted humor, or a deviant disorder?

ex techie

C'mon. :D

 

Post #43 didn't catch your eye?

Fine, I will begrudgingly crack a smile.

On the peer-running theme from Monty Python...

Fine, I will begrudgingly crack a smile.

:eek: Begrudgingly?

Awwwww.

:eek: Begrudgingly?

 

Awwwww.

Dang it, I was trying to be righteously indignant about something. I don't remember what, but this is CC so it must have been extremely important!

;)

On the peer-running theme from Monty Python...

 

LOL. This brings back memories. I always liked most the matchbox leap. Hilarious

......................watching "the running of the drunks" is one of my favorite parts of the cruise......only topped by watching those still run down the pier after the ship pulls away............ahhh those great moments captured on my video recorder.......:cool:

On the peer-running theme from Monty Python...

 

LOL!!! Gotta love MP!

A friend of mine was recently injured. He was walking under the Coney Island Boardwalk and a section fell onto him.

The headline said that he succumbed to pier pressure.

A friend of mine was recently injured. He was walking under the Coney Island Boardwalk and a section fell onto him.

 

The headline said that he succumbed to pier pressure.

/veto

A friend of mine was recently injured. He was walking under the Coney Island Boardwalk and a section fell onto him.

The headline said that he succumbed to pier pressure.

gggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

got me...........at first

later

Peer running is also a variation of treasure hunt. You are given a list of people who you have to find and peer intently at for at least ten seconds. The winner is the one who completes the list in the shortest time. Cheating is difficult unless you bribe the 'peered at' to let you peer for less than 10 seconds.

No, seriously: what is a peer runner? Clearly we just don't know. 😕

People who get back to the ship at the absolute last minute before scheduled onboard time or sometimes way after.