By Meetingman - 20/12/2016 08:36

Today, our company did a photo-session for the website. The photographer was limping, and I immediately asked what's wrong with him. Then I noticed he was on a prosthetic. FML
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goodread2200 10

You showed concern... that has to count for something.

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sweetbliss3 37

well if they were wearing pants you couldn't have known anyway. and limping isn't only for a leg problem, could have been hip or back problem, as well. but blurting things out happens to the best of us. it's over with, move on.

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kangx1 28

I mean if someone's limping wouldn't your first reaction be to look at their leg?

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species4872 19

Of coarse not, you've gotta ask so everyone else knows your stupid too.

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Knittedbirch 8

If they're wearing pants or a long skirt, you wouldn't necessarily be able to tell at first glance.

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MikuandKaito 24

Do you usally make such great first impressions?

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DumpsterKidd 3

Those Abercrombie models sure are the hottest but not the brightest.

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goodread2200 10

You showed concern... that has to count for something.

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sweetbliss3 37

well if they were wearing pants you couldn't have known anyway. and limping isn't only for a leg problem, could have been hip or back problem, as well. but blurting things out happens to the best of us. it's over with, move on.

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species4872 19

So I presume he took your flash of concern in the negative?

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Knittedbirch 8

Were "what's wrong with you?" your actual words? May I suggest "are you okay?" as a friendlier alternative? (but if you did say something like "are you okay? you look like you're limping" in a respectful and concerned tone, it's probably not a big deal, you were just making sure your photographer wasn't about the keel over)

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