OT: "I'm too old for that s*it..."
- Thread starter Frabjous
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Apparently almost everyone under 30 does this now, but I saw an interview with Barron, and low and behold ...
Those who are intolerant of others lifestyles. And the Dutch.
I HATE that. Whatever happened to "You're welcome."?
Fake ass. Fake tits. Fake nose. Fake person.I'll buy a lot of these, but I hope I'm never too old for Kim Kardashian.
Or people who put a pound of ground beef in their cart, then decide while in the bakery section they don't want it and just stick the meat on a bakery shelf or wherever they happen to be.
And the Pennsylvania Dutch who aren't even Dutch. They're Germans, every last one of them (all right, maybe of few Dutch here and there but really Pennsylvania Deutsche).
People that spend 5 minutes in the middle of the friggin' beverage service area of a restaurant, adding some sweetener, then dairy, then stirring, then sampling, then adding some more this and that, then stirring and sampling again, then half walking away only to turn back because she forgot the lid, then turn half way away again only to turn back and grab a napkin.
People, you've done this daily for 15 years! If it takes more than 30 seconds you are an idiot or an a-hole.
People, you've done this daily for 15 years! If it takes more than 30 seconds you are an idiot or an a-hole.
Pennies. Get rid of 'em. Round up or down to the nearest nickel, like they do in Canada.
And just to stay with the grocery store theme (since that's the only place I go, besides work and the gas station), the people who are holding a conversation with somebody else taking up the whole aisle instead of stepping aside so that others can walk.
Also, people who refuse to say 'Thank you' when you hold a door open for them or allow them to pull in front of you in their vehicle. People have turned into rude mf'ers.
Oh yes... Heather. Oh how I loathe that voice! If I would be walking down the side walk, or sitting in a restaurant, HELL, you name the scenario, and found Heather or one of her car warranty selling MOTHER FUC*ERS... I would become physically violent with them. Like border line psychopath shit.
I say this in jest, but that is how I feel about her/them.
-people that start hateful threads on stuff they hate.
-people that comment on those threads
How about people on an airplane that won't follow the flight attendants instructions and men driving mini-vans.
Cheap toilet paper.
People that think they are tough when they call others snowflakes.
People that think they are tough when they call others snowflakes.
Love it. My co-workers must think I'm crazy. laughing in my office by myself.
-people that leave their carts unattended in the middle of the aisle at the grocery store (although I have fun ramming the sh*t of of them)
-those texting when the light turns green
^^^ here. I do the same thing. And looked surprised when I do and tell them, "You're sorry!" You should see their expression. Priceless!
You ask younger generations and question and they begin their answer with "So". The condescending attitude drives me nuts.
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anon_xdc8rmuek44eq
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Saw a version of this recently at a fast food place - woman was filling up her beverage cup with a soft drink from the fountain/machine, and after full, drank half of it, then re-filled and went to her table.
bwifan
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^^^ this ... and all the buzzwords like "reach out ..." I am ready to tell someone to reach out and grab this the next time I hear it in a meeting!
Or "brainstorm." Go google, "Brainstorming doesn't work" and see what you get. Yet people keep doing this all the time and I gotta sit there and pretend to play along.
Those that start the answer with "To tell you the truth". What you've been lying the rest of the time asshat.
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anon_xdc8rmuek44eq
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Current DC buzzword I have had enough of: 'Robust' and/or 'Fulsome'.
The one I hate is "have a good one" especially when someone in a service capacity uses it. What's wrong with have a nice day? Or thank you for shopping with us?
I also hate the term 24/7 or worse, 24 by 7.
