[alemorkam]

Saw these two guys sitting in front of a store while their wives were inside shopping. They began texting. What do you think they would be texting, and to who? I think they were saying, "World of Beer is right over there, want to go?"



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[DougB]

Might be texting their wives telling them to hurry up because some guy is out front taking their picture.

[2BNTV]

I might as well amused myself, as my wife is amusing herself, shopping.

or, as I would say, "I'm just the dummy, on this job".

[DeanFL]

Putting their credit cards accounts on hold.

[redwitch]

Hope you got their permission to post their picture. I know I'd be livid to find someone had taken my picture and posted it online without my permission.

[Taltarzac725]

Checking their March Madness brackets!

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Checking their March Madness brackets!

And we have the winner!

[zcaveman]

If it was me sitting there, I would probably be playing Candy Crush or Farm Heroes.

Z

[billethkid]

they are scanning the area for short shorts and advising each other where to look

[Chi-Town]

I don't know, but the camaraderie of two guys sitting on a bench (or chairs) while their wives shop is hard to beat.

[JCMSr]

Who says they were texting at all. Personally I love to download books to my smartphone and use the time reading while my wife does her thing. Certainly keeps the peace in our relationship!

[Indydealmaker]

Originally Posted by redwitch

Hope you got their permission to post their picture. I know I'd be livid to find someone had taken my picture and posted it online without my permission.

He does not need permission to take or post this photo. Would have been nice to ask for permission, but not necessary.

1) If you use their picture for financial gain without their permission (Appropriation)

2) If you post words next to their picture putting them in a misleading scenario:
(False Light)

3) If the picture was taken in their own domicile or somewhere that privacy can be expected:
(Unnecessary revelation of private facts)

If it's none of these, you're fine
Source(s):
Civil Procedure in Florida
Restatement of Torts 2d.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Indydealmaker

He does not need permission to take or post this photo. Would have been nice to ask for permission, but not necessary.

1) If you use their picture for financial gain without their permission (Appropriation)

2) If you post words next to their picture putting them in a misleading scenario:
(False Light)

3) If the picture was taken in their own domicile or somewhere that privacy can be expected:
(Unnecessary revelation of private facts)

If it's none of these, you're fine
Source(s):
Civil Procedure in Florida
Restatement of Torts 2d.

Indy - Thanks for the education. It's nice to learn new things.

[redwitch]

Originally Posted by Indydealmaker

He does not need permission to take or post this photo. Would have been nice to ask for permission, but not necessary.

1) If you use their picture for financial gain without their permission (Appropriation)

2) If you post words next to their picture putting them in a misleading scenario:
(False Light)

3) If the picture was taken in their own domicile or somewhere that privacy can be expected:
(Unnecessary revelation of private facts)

If it's none of these, you're fine
Source(s):
Civil Procedure in Florida
Restatement of Torts 2d.

Never said it was illegal, just that I'd be livid if someone did that to me. Some people have some very legitimate reasons for not wanting their photos posted online.

[kittygilchrist]

This was supposed to be just for fun, y'all.
Lighten up!