How ethically questionable would it be for me to poke someone with my knitting needles on the bus because they are sitting too close to me? It would be an accident, of course.
(In my defense, he was totally past the line that divided our seats)
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I would say you are totally within your rights to poke him! I hate when people do that!
I definitely think you are well within your rights! But I think making it an “accident” is the best way!