Is it polite to floss @ the table?

I went on a first date with a young lady who was in from out of town. A friend of mind ask me to show her around Pittsburgh pa,



So I took her to Panera Bread. She was a cute lady but alittle load and raw.



Get this, after we ate we sat at the table and talked, she was loosing my interest by the minute and I just wanted to go home and she wanted to go with me. I



had to find away to turn her off, so I got raw too and began flossing my teeth @ the table, you should of seen her face.



It was a priceless moments, me using my napkin to catch what falls from between my teeth, some particles shot over to her side of the table.



You would think she would get up and leave the restaurant, instead she got up and went to the ladies room came back and change her behavior from load and raw to meek humble and even late in our date she shown intelligence.



Yea, by the end of the dinner she turned the tables on me and we end up really liking each other all night.



Do you think I was wrong?Is it polite to floss @ the table?
that's disgusting!!! but if you really have to, u have to use a toothpick and while doing it, u need to cover it with ur other hand.
i think you were brilliant!Is it polite to floss @ the table?
u flossed your teeth in front of the dining table? that is so disgusting and have u ever had your manners when it comes to dating?



maybe that lady had the same attitude in dining that's why it doesn't mind w/ her if u floss in front if her.
Very simply put YES. How rude to the other diners around you to take care of personal hygiene in public. I would have been nauseated!!!!! If you were uninterested in the young lady then you should have paid the check and escorted her home, to her place, said goodnight and left for your place alone.
that is an ODD story... watch out.. she might go back to that behavior later..
Omg, I wonder what the other customers thought! Sorry, that's just a little too tacky for my taste. Honesty is the best policy. What kind of person would continue on with someone who just flossed at the dinner table? In public no less! EWWW!
The two most common adjectives my single brother uses to describe women he doesn't want to see are mean or crazy. I have always teased him that those words are too simplistic. I am now going to resort to his language.

She is crazy if she wants a short time fling with a guy who flosses at the table.

"and we end up really liking each other all night" - huh? Did Panera start selling alcohol?!
Wrong for not picking you nose too.



A good booger flick ends a date el pronto.
Flat out gross!