Personal Pet Peeves

[skidivawannabe 2]

I hate wet wood, drippings from A/C's, dark rooms with a low headroom and virtual strangers who, upon knowing we come from the same country, ask, "how did you get here?" or "what is your status?". I find that query uncouth.

[Peikko 1,575]

When you say 'slow' do you mean simply in comparison to your desire to break the speed limit and the law? I assume you are talking freeways of course but I've never been in the left lane of the freeway where anyone has been driving below 65 or 70 depending on the speed limit, and some substantially more.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

... I've never been in the left lane of the freeway where anyone has been driving below 65 or 70 depending on the speed limit, and some substantially more.

You've never driven in certain parts of Florida

[Peikko 1,575]

You've never driven in certain parts of Florida

Very true, I have only ever driven in CA and AZ.

[Wyld Blu 35]

I hate wet wood, drippings from A/C's, dark rooms with a low headroom and virtual strangers who, upon knowing we come from the same country, ask, "how did you get here?" or "what is your status?". I find that query uncouth.

It totally bugs me when people, upon finding out what town in California I live in...go through a list of friends all OVER California, asking me if I know them.

And another HUGE pet peeve...are people who say axe instead of ask..."Let me axe you a question." UM NO...that would be painful and bloody.

-Blu-

[sara..... 371]

dirty socks i hate dirty socks and people that dont put them in the dirty cloths i hate picking them up i hate touching them ewe just ewe

sara

[Nagishkaw 510]

Nose pickers and crotch diggers....in public.

[Darnell 8,479]

use of sportscasting talent for the olympics games opening ceremonies. Any Olympic Games.

[krautlaus 7]

And another HUGE pet peeve...are people who say axe instead of ask..."Let me axe you a question." UM NO...that would be painful and bloody.

-Blu-

Hahah true that...

Just like "What can I do you for?" what? not funny...

[Darnell 8,479]

about an ex.

i was 'laundry slave' in a prior life.

She had some female problems, always have some dried crud on the crotch area. that in itself, wasn't so bad. But, she was a bigger girl, and so to 'take off' her undies, there would be some rolling of the cloth.

figure to start at the waistband, roll inward from the top to the crotch area.

by the time i got to her soiled panties, for laundry day, I absolutely had to put on plastic gloves to 'unroll' her undies - this soiled crotch area thing - was just waaaaaay to much.

you could tell it was time to purchase new undies, as after a while, this 'dried crud' actually ate through the cloth, leaving a ragged-edge hole in the crotch area.

To this day, I don't know what the dried crud was. But BOY was it TOXIC !!

No, these were not 'pretty undies' like my current wife wears. these were old granny panties...

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

[Darnell 8,479]

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another one.

use of 'no problem' instead of 'yer welcome'.

If it's from a younger person - I give them the diatribe about how old cranky curmudgeons, like me, react to 'no problem'.

No Problem, you say? OMG - are you telling me there was a potential for a problem to exist? We might have had a problem? Have you been adequately trained to not only handle, but fix, said problems? No ?

Then why, in the name of God, would you insinuate there might have been a problem? Ya, ya did insinuate it, when you flipped from 'yer welcome', into 'no problem'. Stop it. Don't like it? lets talk to the boss..

[Usui Takumi 1,562]

about an ex.

i was 'laundry slave' in a prior life.

She had some female problems, always have some dried crud on the crotch area. that in itself, wasn't so bad. But, she was a bigger girl, and so to 'take off' her undies, there would be some rolling of the cloth.

figure to start at the waistband, roll inward from the top to the crotch area.

by the time i got to her soiled panties, for laundry day, I absolutely had to put on plastic gloves to 'unroll' her undies - this soiled crotch area thing - was just waaaaaay to much.

you could tell it was time to purchase new undies, as after a while, this 'dried crud' actually ate through the cloth, leaving a ragged-edge hole in the crotch area.

To this day, I don't know what the dried crud was. But BOY was it TOXIC !!

No, these were not 'pretty undies' like my current wife wears. these were old granny panties...

Um I was eating lunch up until this post.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

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another one.

use of 'no problem' instead of 'yer welcome'.

If it's from a younger person - I give them the diatribe about how old cranky curmudgeons, like me, react to 'no problem'.

No Problem, you say? OMG - are you telling me there was a potential for a problem to exist? We might have had a problem? Have you been adequately trained to not only handle, but fix, said problems? No ?

Then why, in the name of God, would you insinuate there might have been a problem? Ya, ya did insinuate it, when you flipped from 'yer welcome', into 'no problem'. Stop it. Don't like it? lets talk to the boss..

You, my friend, are insane

Edited March 1, 2010 by w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r

[Usui Takumi 1,562]

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another one.

use of 'no problem' instead of 'yer welcome'.

If it's from a younger person - I give them the diatribe about how old cranky curmudgeons, like me, react to 'no problem'.

No Problem, you say? OMG - are you telling me there was a potential for a problem to exist? We might have had a problem? Have you been adequately trained to not only handle, but fix, said problems? No ?

Then why, in the name of God, would you insinuate there might have been a problem? Ya, ya did insinuate it, when you flipped from 'yer welcome', into 'no problem'. Stop it. Don't like it? lets talk to the boss..

does this include the use of "no worries"?