1. Like, people who use like, like every other word to like, communicate. 2. In line behind someone who doesn't have their payment ready. Your groceries will not be free today, don't wait until cashier gives you a total before opening your purse to find your wallet. 3. People who cut in front of me. I walk fast. I almost always have to slow down when these rude people cut me off. 4. Smokers who throw their used filters on the ground, especially while driving. Did you ever have a lit cigarette land in your car? Brutal. 5. People who say literally when they really mean figuratively. "I literally had a cow."
people that want to post their opinions, but when others post, they then quote them with some form of flamatory bs
I haven't but my brother had a lit cigarette go in his back window and then set fire to a sleeping bag. He drove quite a while before he realised his camping stuff was on fire. It was his cig which made it all the funnier. My brother and his mates aren't the sharpest bunch though they were driving round throwing lit bangers out the car when he did the window up and they lit a banger and then threw it at the done up window and it rolled under the drivers seat. I would have loved to see his emergency stop and fleeing the car lol.
Folks don't like me interjecting music into Political discussion. I think a lot of music is relevant to political situations
It might be in the US, I obviously wouldn't know, but it isn't here. Out of curiosity though, what would you do if you had a dog like that? Tolerate a constant bark, which sounds like a corncrake with chronic laryngitis, unto its demise, or take it to a vet for a painless 10-minute procedure so you can keep the dog (and your sanity?), and keep the neighbours from complaining. I'll be surprised if I get an answer to that question.
Strange flying craft that abduct me and then stick probes up my anus. The ones with the bald heads and big eyes are intensely annoying but the ones who look like Beyonce and Kaylee Cuoco kinda make up for it.
I do a lot of driving, my normal commute to work is over 50 miles one way. I can appreciate the fact that 'you' want to do the speed limit. Kindly do it somewhere other than the left lane. Truckers: It is not 'safe' to pass you on the right, but because you and your fellow truckers have messed up the right lane, you hang in the middle lane now. So effectively you've left car drivers with the left lane or lag behind your slow butt going up a hill at half speed, or pass you on the right. Kindly return to the right lane, thank you. High intensity head lights. I understand the need of high intensity headlights in fog conditions, or the rolling back hill country. They are not necessary on an interstate, or for city driving. The multiple racks of jack-lighters on the roof of your vehicle are a tad distracting, to say nothing of blinding, to oncoming vehicles, and those who are being blessed with your impressive display in their side and rear view mirrors. I have resisted to date the mounting of a 10,000 watt lamp on the rear deck of my vehicle so that you too may feel blessed. Please do not expect my restraint to continue.
I wasn't aware they had mobile marijuana farms now. The boys in Cocke County would be jealous..... I have to ask, the similarities are very strong... HJ, is that you?
People who drive slower than the speed limit on single lane roads. I absolutely despise that. It's a straight shot from my house on a single lane highway to work, about a 20 mile drive. Some days it's great, but at least 3 times a week there is that one person who just decides they have the right to go 10-15mph below the speed limit and hold up everybody behind them. It's the main highway around town so there's always traffic coming the opposite direction with a lot of hills and whatnot so passing people is difficult. If you're stuck behind somebody then you'll be stuck behind them for the duration. This isn't the interstate, it's a small highway. I can understand (not really but I'll be nice) if somebody is timid going 75mph on a interstate. But this is a 45mph highway, if you are timid about going 45mph in a vehicle then you don't need to be driving a vehicle. Or at least have the common decency to look in your rearview mirror and see the line of traffic behind you as you are cruising at 35mph. The absolute worst is when somebody pulls out in front of me THEN decides to go 35mph the whole way. I will admit though the other day while heading to work somebody did that crap. Im cruising along with the cruise control on and all of a sudden somebody pulls out in front of me causing me to hit the brakes pretty hard then proceeds to put along at about 35mph. After about 1/4 mile they realized it and promptly pulled over to the side of the road and let me pass then continued on. They gave me the "sorry" wave and I gave them a thumbs up. I was proud of them for being respectful. But seriously, if you are unable to comfortably go the actual speed limit on a road then have enough decency to pull over and let people pass you by if it's a single lane road. Especially during rush hour when you know most people are trying to get to work. Just because "you" don't have anywhere to be doesn't mean the rest of the world is also retired. My elderly father does that, he puts around town at whatever speed he personally feels like it, however, he always pulls over to let people pass him by because he is retired and self admitting is never in a hurry to ever do anything. I'll admit half of this is just my personality. I never drive places just for the hell of it. I drive places to get where I am going. If I'm taking a road trip I'm driving to get to my destination I'm not just cruising a long to "enjoy the trip". I stop for gas and bathroom and food. Usually all 3 at one stop. I absolutely hate road trips and I will usually fly anywhere beyond like 200 miles for that very reason. 90% of my time on road trips is spent with me screaming at people in my head on the interstate "Get the **** out of the ****ing way!!" lol.
