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Long sleeve with shorts is fine

Sweatshirt with shorts is a bridge too far
Do sweatshirt with shorts too. I live in Georgia and it doesn't get really cold here but during the winter I'll wear shorts around the house and if I need to run out to the store or something I'll toss on a sweatshirt.

 
Wearing sneakers with just a pair of briefs and a wifebeater. Technically they have to let you in to CVS, but those stares are really uncomfortable.

 
Long sleeve with shorts is fine

Sweatshirt with shorts is a bridge too far
I'm going back to 92 with long john pants under my shorts, socks over leg sleeves. Usually I'd go with a T-shirt over a long sleeve, but I'm sensitive about my belly right now so I have a long sleeved plaid shirt.
 
I should probably start a driving-only thread:

- people inexplicably slowing down as they merge into highway traffic

- slackjawed gawking at accidents, especially on the other side of the highway

- cars matching pace in two lanes

- semis cruising in the left lane

- slow cars and honorary citizen defenders of the law cruising in the left lane

- pretty much anyone being in the left lane

- routine use of high beams guy

- people throwing #### out their window

- texting and driving
Still don't get your deal with high beams.
this may help

 
I should probably start a driving-only thread:

- people inexplicably slowing down as they merge into highway traffic

- slackjawed gawking at accidents, especially on the other side of the highway

- cars matching pace in two lanes

- semis cruising in the left lane

- slow cars and honorary citizen defenders of the law cruising in the left lane

- pretty much anyone being in the left lane

- routine use of high beams guy

- people throwing #### out their window

- texting and driving
Still don't get your deal with high beams.
this may help
Maybe you should clarify as "routine use of high beams with oncoming traffic apparent guy"

 
I should probably start a driving-only thread:

- people inexplicably slowing down as they merge into highway traffic

- slackjawed gawking at accidents, especially on the other side of the highway

- cars matching pace in two lanes

- semis cruising in the left lane

- slow cars and honorary citizen defenders of the law cruising in the left lane

- pretty much anyone being in the left lane

- routine use of high beams guy

- people throwing #### out their window

- texting and driving
Still don't get your deal with high beams.
this may help
Maybe you should clarify as "routine use of high beams with oncoming traffic apparent guy"
Not obvious? Oh right. You're shuke.

 
Waitresses that constantly interrupt the conversation at my table to ask if everything is okay.

Sometimes I just want to tell them "If I need something, I'll wave you over. Otherwise, try not to pretend you're part of the dinner party. We didn't come here just to be with you."

 
Waitresses that constantly interrupt the conversation at my table to ask if everything is okay.

Sometimes I just want to tell them "If I need something, I'll wave you over. Otherwise, try not to pretend you're part of the dinner party. We didn't come here just to be with you."
Yeah, there's definitely a fine line here. Coming by once after we get the meal is fine, anything after that and you need to chip in on the bill.

 
Waitresses that constantly interrupt the conversation at my table to ask if everything is okay.

Sometimes I just want to tell them "If I need something, I'll wave you over. Otherwise, try not to pretend you're part of the dinner party. We didn't come here just to be with you."
Yeah, there's definitely a fine line here. Coming by once after we get the meal is fine, anything after that and you need to chip in on the bill.
I don't think there is a line. She can walk by your table and look at you for a few seconds. If something is needed she should notice or someone at the table will ask her. There's no reason for her to break in to ask if things are OK.

 
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Has anyone covered girls wearing boots that are meant for riding horses yet?
This trend is out of control now. I'm even seeing boots that go above the knee with some sort of stupid "cup" feature. what's next? waders? It is the defacto uniform of the 25-35 female here.

 
Waitresses that constantly interrupt the conversation at my table to ask if everything is okay.

Sometimes I just want to tell them "If I need something, I'll wave you over. Otherwise, try not to pretend you're part of the dinner party. We didn't come here just to be with you."
yeah. Lady, can't you see we are in the middle of a conversation and no, I was not planning on licking the plate clean, just assume I'm done with it. If you are standing there and we are not acknowledging you move the f along. Also, chef and owner, the meal was fine, I could do without the small talk. Thanks

 
Aerial coverage of dome stadiums and enclosed arenas

Christmas music before Thanksgiving

Bringing a laptop to every meeting

Peyton Manning saying "hurry hurry!" before every snap

Posting every minor milestone of your baby on Facebook
Seriously. I just don't get it. Such a waste of fuel on the blimp. They could literally burn hundreds in a can for hobos and that would serve more purpose than that aerial coverage.
What exactly are you getting out of the aerial coverage of open-air arenas? The point of the blimp is the advertising not the "coverage"

 
Speaking of movie etiquette - put your ####### phone away. A big reason I don't go as much as I used is b/c I have to see 50 lights from all the phones in the crowd. Having the volume off or not talking on it doesn't make it any less distracting and annoying. :rant:
Curtis? Reeves?

 
I'm sure it's been mentioned. Hell, I've probably mentioned it but it's not stopping.

Grown adults riding the back of shopping carts going downhill in a parking lot.

I #### you not I saw an 75yo man doing it last weekend.

 
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I'm sure it's been mentioned. Hell, I've probably mentioned it but it's not stopping.

Grown adults riding the back of shopping carts going downhill in a parking lot.

I #### you not I saw an 75yo man doing it last weekend.
I do it. It's fun and makes me feel young. Didn't realize anyone would actually care. Not even sure why you would. But duly noted.

 
17seconds said:
I'm sure it's been mentioned. Hell, I've probably mentioned it but it's not stopping.

Grown adults riding the back of shopping carts going downhill in a parking lot.

I #### you not I saw an 75yo man doing it last weekend.
I do it. It's fun and makes me feel young.
:goodposting:

I do this one as well. still puts a smile on my face.

 
17seconds said:
I'm sure it's been mentioned. Hell, I've probably mentioned it but it's not stopping.

Grown adults riding the back of shopping carts going downhill in a parking lot.

I #### you not I saw an 75yo man doing it last weekend.
Lighten up.

 
17seconds said:
I'm sure it's been mentioned. Hell, I've probably mentioned it but it's not stopping.

Grown adults riding the back of shopping carts going downhill in a parking lot.

I #### you not I saw an 75yo man doing it last weekend.
How do you know the cart didn't get away from him and he was too scared to bail?

 
Using a motorized scooter while grocery shopping.
Every time I see somebody (who isn't 90 years old or handicapped) using one of those I'm tempted to go hop on one myself. Ask them if they want to race. If the don't just demolition derby the #### out of them.
People who used handicapped spots or scooters just because they're fat
This has probably been mentioned before, but deserves a repeat. What makes it even worse is when you see the garbage they put into their cart. Oh well, at least they're less of a burden to society long term. So there is that. :thumbup:

 
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I feel like a #### when one of my pet peeves runs up against someone else's cultural norms.

Example: I absolutely detest people who smack when they eat when people smack their food. However, I work with a number of people for whom this is not an issue, and based on everything I can find, actually quite normal in their culture. My solution is headphones, but sometimes I resent having to do that. And that makes me feel jerk-ish.

edit: the noise is what I detest. I don't hate the people. :(

 
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