snowy_023 on July 1st, 2010

Many parents believe that when their child has peers it would cause bad influence. Though somehow it maybe right. but not all the time. Because your child need social life like other children. However, you cannot avoid some peer pressure. And it sometimes it dangerous influence in a childs life, but it can be used [...]

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jhanok on March 7th, 2010

• Eleventh, if you know you are going to the very top floor, please make your way to the back of the car. If this is not possible without passing people out of your way, just get off at the other floors and allow others past you, then get back on. Grosso said the only [...]

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jhanok on March 3rd, 2010

Seventh, if you push the elevator call button, don’t give up and leave if it doesn’t come right away. Stick out. There are few things more irritating than getting in the elevator on the first floor, headed for the fifth floor, and getting stopped on the floor that does not have anyone waiting to get [...]

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jhanok on March 2nd, 2010

• Seventh, if you push the elevator call button, don’t give up and leave if it doesn’t come right away. Stick out. There are few things more irritating than getting in the elevator on the first floor, headed for the fifth floor, and getting stopped on the floor that does not have anyone waiting to [...]

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jhanok on March 1st, 2010

• Fourth, the elevator is usually so slow that it would be much faster, not to mention more courteous, to take the stairs up or down one level that to ride the elevator. Exceptions, of course, include the disabled, and parents with children (especially in strollers). Cindy Grosso, the owner and founder of the Charleston [...]

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jhanok on February 28th, 2010

In social situation, everyone knows the gentlemen are supposed to hold the door for the lady. When it comes to elevators, however, people appear to be clueless on the proper protocols involved. If everyone would follow these simple rules of etiquette, society would be better off. • First- please, please, please wait for those exiting [...]

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