551rcg@hound.UUCP (R.GANNS) (08/08/84)
I know it's hard to ignore such remarks, but consider the source, and also the probability that the remark was mainly an attempt to get your attention. Sometimes obnoxious attention-getting behaviour in children can be discouraged by ignoring them. A more important issue here is : doesn't this individual have anything better to do with his time (and his employer's money) than hang around and pester productive people? This is the issue I would raise with his supervisor if he bothers you again.