Unsolicited Pictures - have you ever? would you ever?
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When I went to Hawaii, some creepy older guy kept discreetly (at least he thought so) following me around on the beach and taking my picture. It was really awkward. I would not take pictures of someone like that. It's just weird.0
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I find that creepy and would be me feel uncomfortable if it were to happen to me.0
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If you're in a public place, you're fair game. You don't have a right to not have your picture taken.0
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If you're in a public place, you're fair game. You don't have a right to not have your picture taken.
^^^^ Creep Alert!!!!! Creep Alert!!!!^^^^^^^^0 -
Nothing good can come of this. The actual pictures themselves, or this thread. I have a feeling the answers are going to be insulting.
Needless to say, I would be very upset if I caught someone taking my picture discreetly, and immediately check that something was not amiss- like wardrobe malfunction-type thing.0 -
I covertly took a picture of a stud-muffin in Vegas once. Mainly because he was a stud-muffin in his own 80's mind with the layers, bright colors, popped collar, flock of seagulls hair... His face was out of focus so I Facebooked it. Creepy? Maybe. Funny? Oh my yes!0
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I wouldn't like it if someone I didn't know was taking my picture.
However, I have taken a picture of a stranger - after I asked him - a VERY cute bartender at a disco in Oslo.0 -
Nope! Perhaps a celebrity or an really beautiful bag
OMG, Katy Perry?!0 -
If you're in a public place, you're fair game. You don't have a right to not have your picture taken.
Haaaaave you met OP's friend? I think you two would get along fabulously.0 -
If you're in a public place, you're fair game. You don't have a right to not have your picture taken.
True story. But, I wouldn't like it.0 -
Pretty sure it's illegal to take pics of other peoples kids here in the UK, but adults are fair game.
It is creepy as **** though.0 -
Ever see those weird and/or hilarious pics of people used in those eCards or posters online? Taken somewhere like Walmart (extra large people with exposed butt-cracks or whatever awful ensemble such as bunny slippers or thongs or who knows what)??
Did it ever occur to anyone that maybe .. those people were also not aware someone snapped a picture of them in their drunken stupor or hanging out at the beach?
It's creepy .. but I bet it happens a lot more than we think. We see someone that looks like someone we know .. or some funny or preposterous situation and we whip out those cell phone cameras and start taking pictures or videos...
Unfortunately .. chances are no one asks or tell the people they've just been caught on Candid Camera :laugh:0 -
I do it all the time.
I'm outside your window, doing it now.0 -
Id find it creepy, and no I wouldnt do it NOR like if if somebody did it with me.
Im pretty careful when using my cell phone or cam to take a pic.. I dont like to point directly to someone to make them think Im taking a pic of them.0 -
Creepy... why wouldn't she just go over and talk to him if she thought he was so hot?0
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in the context this occured in it is SUPER creepy.
No I haven't and I wouldn't.
I'd be super weirded out if I found out someone was just chillin somewhere watching me and taking my picture without my knowing at the time.0 -
No, that sounds so creepy.0
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yet how many times have we looked at unsolicited photos online? people of walmart anyone? 9gag? fail blog especially. I think the average person would take pictures for two reasons. One being they think the person is hot/sexy/likes their look, these most often are taken by females. The second would be the wtf pictures because you cant believe what you're seeing, just oddities in general these are the pictures that are on popular random websites like the above listed. These i think are more commonly taken by males. Im pretty sure i have had my picture taken without my permission and at first i was kinda freaked out, slightly flattered but of course the more i thought about it the more i pictured the guy being a rapist or something lol then i realized it was a bit silly to freak out about my picture being taken when i have a facebook account and myfitnesspal account where i have pictures of me. Even though i have it set to private lets be honest facebooks privacy policy sucks, thats why i only put pictures on the internet that i could handle the world seeing.0
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Super creepy. Also, if I found out someone had done that to me, my first thought wouldn't be "oh, they must have thought I was cute" it would be "oh crap, I've done something to warrant putting me on 'people of walmart'" or something.....so, there's that.0
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Is anyone else curious as to whether the OP is really talking about a "friend" or herself
Anyhow, in my opinion, it's a bit creepy. I think that one could get away with snapping one pic to show friends the cutie or weirdo they saw, but snapping away is creepy for sure.0
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