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I went to my mother-in-law's funeral this afternoon.
On the way to the crematorium, and travelling in the limousine behind the hearse a car siganalled to be let in between us....really forcefully!...and was let in.
Within the next two minutes the hearse slowed to allow the car to overtake....Also a car on our right was bibbing like mad at the infringer to show some respect. It took a long time for the penny to drop.....Is this a sign of the times?
On the way to the crematorium, and travelling in the limousine behind the hearse a car siganalled to be let in between us....really forcefully!...and was let in.
Within the next two minutes the hearse slowed to allow the car to overtake....Also a car on our right was bibbing like mad at the infringer to show some respect. It took a long time for the penny to drop.....Is this a sign of the times?
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Disgraceful ,..
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sad.
though i once did this by mistake. I overtook a car not realising it was part of a funeral procession and found myself right in the middle of it all. I could feel the eyes of the driver in front staring into my soul. |
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When my dad died we walked from the funaral parlour to the chuch all of us walking behind the hearse,only about 400 yards, a car honk his horn behind,i looked bach and 2 of my cousins had the driver by the neck. Your right about respect.
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Was walking past the Cathedral in Galway on my way to college, a very busy area at any time of the day. A hearse was going by and every car stopped and everybody (students included) on either side of the footpath stopped out of respect. It was incredible really. Still some respect around.
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In Ireland they always have respect
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Scamp the man 06 Jan 18:49
When my dad died we walked from the funaral parlour to the chuch all of us walking behind the hearse,only about 400 yards, a car honk his horn behind,i looked bach and 2 of my cousins had the driver by the neck. Your right about respect. A bit OTT IMO |
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It should never be outdated, but is sadly lacking in society and within a lot of relationships too.
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timmy2988....The hearse was almost at a stroll.....And we were talking about it....Thankfully the penny dropped.
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It was a person of African descent who was signalling to the person in front....So respect where respect is due....Long live respect!
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