Do you stride or saunter?

Double Espresso

In my office there are two types of people the striders and those that saunter.

A strider walk down the corridor and a purposefull speed.

A saunter'er' sort difts down the office saying hi to anyone that looks at them.

I personally like to get where i'm going so you could say I'm a strider those that saunter just get in the way.

Slow down. Striders spell more bad and don't make good sentence structure.

bellwells

@ehaflett said:

I used to be a saunterer but recently have learned to become a strider. In the words of Koncho Shayne, 'the way you do anything is the way you do everything'.

I'm definitely a strider. "The way you do anything is the way you do everything".....I like this saying.

Stinkie

I am neither. I'm an aloof and grim-looking flaneur. Former colleagues used to imitate the sound of the wind and rub themselves as if they were cold when I walked in.

Jokers.

TaffGoch

I mosey, but don't meander.

solo

I intend to be focused and head directly to my targeted place of destination, however with a mild case of adult ADD I tend to be heading to my....look a butterfly.

EarthMover

haha, I guess I burrow. When I'm not behind the PC, I'm in the field building my designs. I'm usually in a machine moving Earth, or behind a shovel moving Earth, or on my knees with a trowel full of mortar. I love working outside!!!

bellwells

@unknownuser said:

I am neither. I'm an aloof and grim-looking flaneur. Former colleagues used to imitate the sound of the wind and rub themselves as if they were cold when I walked in.

Jokers.

Flaneur: a new word for me, thanks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fl%C3%A2neur

linea

Whats all this about striding or sauntering? Oh you mean walking? No I don't do that, I never leave my pc. I just slither to and from it like a slug.

Daniel

Neither. I make two interns pick me up by my chair and carry me where ever I need to go. Isn't that what they are there for?

Seriously, it depends on where I am going, and why.

tomsdesk

I now start most days with a tenable shuffle...and end too many with a frenetic back peddle.

linea

I'd be happy to just be a brain in a jar connected to a laptop.

remus

Depends on where im going and why: gentle walk in the countryside usually means a saunter, trying to sort something out means a stride. On the whole id say im more of a saunterer though.

CraigD

HA! Neither. I strut.

tinanne

I sway

david_h

I've cantored, I've loped, and I have even meandered

I will never sashay. . .

Ross Macintosh

Why walk, saunter, or stroll - when you can roll!

I take the SketchUp-mobile as much as possible. I sit up top and my driver gets me where I need to go.

Regards, Ross

pav_3j

personally i like to sprint.

shame my "wide set frame" only permits a gentle swagger.

pav

BTM

@ross macintosh said:

Why walk, saunter, or stroll - when you can roll!

I take the SketchUp-mobile as much as possible. I sit up top and my driver gets me where I need to go.

Regards, Ross

Is that a real car?

remus

If it is, i'll take 2. I need saunter no more!

Tobobo

There is a bloke in our waste management team that flies like a five year old, arms out making engine noises