Mistaken Identity
Jizzbiscuits-Murphy writes, "I was punched at a friend's party by a drunk who thought I was Russell Brand"
Well, if you dress anything like him, you probably deserved it, but who have you been mistaken for/mistaken other people for?
( , Thu 31 May 2007, 14:49)
Jizzbiscuits-Murphy writes, "I was punched at a friend's party by a drunk who thought I was Russell Brand"
Well, if you dress anything like him, you probably deserved it, but who have you been mistaken for/mistaken other people for?
( , Thu 31 May 2007, 14:49)
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I often get mistaken for other women -
it's quite strange and I just smile and laugh it off.
I used to develop people's photo's, whilst working for Kodak, and spoookily (three 'o's) found myself looking at a photo of me, surrounded by people I didn't know. Took me a good few minutes to work out that I'd been staring at a double of myself - it really messed with my head.
I also get the shopworker-mistaken-identity thing, which I generally try to be helpful about. The one thing that really annoys me is when I get mistaken for Tourist Information. This happens quite regularly as I live in a small town with 5 routes out to bigger towns. People obviously can't read a map or signpost, and as I happen to have a massive fugging blue 'i' above my head, they MUST stop and ask me. Regardless of if I'm carrying four tonnes of shopping up a steep hill, trying to deal with my 2.5yr old and looking a bit stressed. Idiots.
( , Wed 6 Jun 2007, 15:23, Reply)
it's quite strange and I just smile and laugh it off.
I used to develop people's photo's, whilst working for Kodak, and spoookily (three 'o's) found myself looking at a photo of me, surrounded by people I didn't know. Took me a good few minutes to work out that I'd been staring at a double of myself - it really messed with my head.
I also get the shopworker-mistaken-identity thing, which I generally try to be helpful about. The one thing that really annoys me is when I get mistaken for Tourist Information. This happens quite regularly as I live in a small town with 5 routes out to bigger towns. People obviously can't read a map or signpost, and as I happen to have a massive fugging blue 'i' above my head, they MUST stop and ask me. Regardless of if I'm carrying four tonnes of shopping up a steep hill, trying to deal with my 2.5yr old and looking a bit stressed. Idiots.
( , Wed 6 Jun 2007, 15:23, Reply)
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