Trunk closes after all the groceries fly out the back, sure...Amateurs just put the car in reverse gun it and instantly slam the brakes trunk closes. Voila
As I said, amateurTrunk closes after all the groceries fly out the back, sure...Amateurs just put the car in reverse gun it and instantly slam the brakes trunk closes. Voila
NtaiwwtPretty obvious at this point furley is married to moops. I was 95% sure, but when moops went full on mrs. Furley defense, i knew for sure.
They probably assume you have the ability to close it via a button. We just got our first new car in 15 years and my wife can close the back hatch by a push of the button from the front seat.Yes, most of them either ask or close it right away. But it's happened more than a few times that they just walked away.I do curbside at Whole Foods and 95% of the time, the employee loading my trunk asks if I would like them to close it. Only once or twice did they walk away without asking.I fully recognize that complaining about curbside grocery pickup at Whole Foods may be less "pet peeve" and more "white whine", but nevertheless: If I ask you to put the groceries in the trunk, in what world would I not want you to close the trunk when you are done? The woman seemed genuinely surprised that I wanted that. Of course I'm going to immediately drive away! That's the whole point of curbside!
Closing it should be the default. Maybe there are scenarios where people want to inspect the groceries before they leave, but I would assume most people just want to drive off
I like baby on board placards on cars that have 4 teens vaping.The “please be patient, student driver sticker” when, one the sticker is so worn and old the driver clearly has several years of experience, and two you are driving in a manner inconsistent with a new driver and more aligned with just being a jerk.
Pretty obvious at this point furley is married to moops. I was 95% sure, but when moops went full on mrs. Furley defense, i knew for sure.
Reminds me of a sticker I saw a while back... "Be Patient, Stupid Driver". So perfect, so prophetic.The “please be patient, student driver sticker” when, one the sticker is so worn and old the driver clearly has several years of experience, and two you are driving in a manner inconsistent with a new driver and more aligned with just being a jerk.
The “please be patient, student driver sticker” when, one the sticker is so worn and old the driver clearly has several years of experience, and two you are driving in a manner inconsistent with a new driver and more aligned with just being a jerk.
Add "troubling" to the list.Can we discontinue the use of "unsettling", "disturbing", and mostly "chilling" to describe anything we disagree with?
Broadcasters and others referring to 23, 24 and 25 year and older football players as “kids”
But did you admire the carpet? Folks there love their airport carpet. No idea whyI gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.
In this area those stickers are on driver's training cars. So if the trainer has been doing it for many, many years it doesn't mean that the actual person driving the car matches the age of the sticker.the sticker is so worn and old the driver clearly has several years of experience,
That's funny, a buddy of mine who has been traveling back and forth from PDX to LA every month or so (to visit his new GF) usually takes/posts a pic of the carpet whenever he's at his airport there. You're right - it's a "thing" there. And I did happen to look down at it and wonder "huh" while I was there based on his usual photos and almost snapped one for him.But did you admire the carpet? Folks there love their airport carpet. No idea whyI gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.
I checked. It's just carpet.That's funny, a buddy of mine who has been traveling back and forth from PDX to LA every month or so (to visit his new GF) usually takes/posts a pic of the carpet whenever he's at his airport there. You're right - it's a "thing" there. And I did happen to look down at it and wonder "huh" while I was there based on his usual photos and almost snapped one for him.But did you admire the carpet? Folks there love their airport carpet. No idea whyI gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.![]()
Relatedly (and, no, I was not slurper), that reminds me that I hate that Dunkin’ Donuts is one of the few options in my terminal, and how hot they keep their coffee.I gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.
Drop a couple of ice cubes in there.Relatedly (and, no, I was not slurper), that reminds me that I hate that Dunkin’ Donuts is one of the few options in my terminal, and how hot they keep their coffee.I gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.
I’ve got 30 minutes before a flight and just trying to get a caffeine boost, but I need to open up the lid and blow on the coffee for 20 minutes just to get it a temperature where it does not burn my mouth when I try to drink it. And then I need to toss what’s left before my flight because I don’t want a scalding hot coffee on my lap during takeoff.
Don’t like it watered down. If I wanted an iced coffee, I’d order an iced coffee.Drop a couple of ice cubes in there.Relatedly (and, no, I was not slurper), that reminds me that I hate that Dunkin’ Donuts is one of the few options in my terminal, and how hot they keep their coffee.I gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.
I’ve got 30 minutes before a flight and just trying to get a caffeine boost, but I need to open up the lid and blow on the coffee for 20 minutes just to get it a temperature where it does not burn my mouth when I try to drink it. And then I need to toss what’s left before my flight because I don’t want a scalding hot coffee on my lap during takeoff.
Does it say on the cup to be careful as "contents may be hot"? If not, you may have a lawsuit where you can win free latte's for lifeI’ve got 30 minutes before a flight and just trying to get a caffeine boost, but I need to open up the lid and blow on the coffee for 20 minutes just to get it a temperature where it does not burn my mouth when I try to drink it. And then I need to toss what’s left before my flight because I don’t want a scalding hot coffee on my lap during takeoff.
Well, I’d probably need to suffer third degree burns on my crotch to get that judgment. So, I’ll pass on that.Does it say on the cup to be careful as "contents may be hot"? If not, you may have a lawsuit where you can win free latte's for lifeI’ve got 30 minutes before a flight and just trying to get a caffeine boost, but I need to open up the lid and blow on the coffee for 20 minutes just to get it a temperature where it does not burn my mouth when I try to drink it. And then I need to toss what’s left before my flight because I don’t want a scalding hot coffee on my lap during takeoff.
There is a Chinese balm that will heal you up in a day or so. It's a small price to pay to get free latte's for lifeWell, I’d probably need to suffer third degree burns on my crotch to get that judgment. So, I’ll pass on that.Does it say on the cup to be careful as "contents may be hot"? If not, you may have a lawsuit where you can win free latte's for lifeI’ve got 30 minutes before a flight and just trying to get a caffeine boost, but I need to open up the lid and blow on the coffee for 20 minutes just to get it a temperature where it does not burn my mouth when I try to drink it. And then I need to toss what’s left before my flight because I don’t want a scalding hot coffee on my lap during takeoff.
But did you admire the carpet? Folks there love their airport carpet. No idea whyI gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.
I checked. It's just carpet.That's funny, a buddy of mine who has been traveling back and forth from PDX to LA every month or so (to visit his new GF) usually takes/posts a pic of the carpet whenever he's at his airport there. You're right - it's a "thing" there. And I did happen to look down at it and wonder "huh" while I was there based on his usual photos and almost snapped one for him.But did you admire the carpet? Folks there love their airport carpet. No idea whyI gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.![]()
That is why I try to not get there too early. My wife loves to shop there.Cancun Airport. Please stop with the stores. This isn't a mall. Maybe put in some concourses or chairs instead.
Yep. The people copycatting Austin.I checked. It's just carpet.That's funny, a buddy of mine who has been traveling back and forth from PDX to LA every month or so (to visit his new GF) usually takes/posts a pic of the carpet whenever he's at his airport there. You're right - it's a "thing" there. And I did happen to look down at it and wonder "huh" while I was there based on his usual photos and almost snapped one for him.But did you admire the carpet? Folks there love their airport carpet. No idea whyI gots me a new one.... people that sip coffee/tea/whatever loudly.
The loud IT kid that sits next to me at work does this constantly and I just pop in the second earbud in the morning when he has his tea.
Sitting at the Portland airport right now and this couple sits at the gate directly behind me and the guy has a hot beverage.... ssssssssip. Like super loud. wtf man, seriously?
E2A: And I fully realize it's sometimes the only way to handle drinking a hot beverage but man, have some self-awareness and/or maybe let it sit for a bit.![]()
It's not the carpet, it's the people.
This one's funny for me, because I normally don't, if only because they're usually right next to the door and it takes about the same amount of time and effort to get through the door when opening it yourself. But there's this one place I go to where the button is on the side of the walkway as you approach the door and a quick elbow bump is all it takes to have the door be opened for me just before I get to it. Basically, it hits my lazy *** sweet spot just enough that I get over any guilt I might have.People that use handicap button to open doors that don't need too
In a lot of cases those are the new headlights.I don't know when this became an acceptable thing to do but this driving around at night with your brights on is a big pet peeve of mine. The first few times it happened, I thought "there's no way this idiot is doing this intentionally, right?" Yeah, people do this intentionally all the time now. Regular headlights have never been better since I've been driving (1984) yet people still insist on driving with their brights on, in a full lit up city with streetlights every 3 feet. "No, no, I need to have my full blinding brights on because a deer might jump out in between these two office buildings. . . because everyone knows that your brights keep the deer away. . . and there's so many deer running around downtown grazing in the parking lots." Just stop it already, please!
Then the music stops with you thinking a live person is about to talk, only to hear a recording like "your call is very important, please stay on the line" then the music resumes.It's bad enough being put on hold but do you have to play that terrible thing you call music? Not only is it horrible but it is way louder. STOP ALREADY.
Which makes me even more pissed off.Then the music stops with you thinking a live person is about to talk, only to hear a recording like "your call is very important, please stay on the line" then the music resumes.It's bad enough being put on hold but do you have to play that terrible thing you call music? Not only is it horrible but it is way louder. STOP ALREADY.
In a lot of cases those are the new headlights.I don't know when this became an acceptable thing to do but this driving around at night with your brights on is a big pet peeve of mine. The first few times it happened, I thought "there's no way this idiot is doing this intentionally, right?" Yeah, people do this intentionally all the time now. Regular headlights have never been better since I've been driving (1984) yet people still insist on driving with their brights on, in a full lit up city with streetlights every 3 feet. "No, no, I need to have my full blinding brights on because a deer might jump out in between these two office buildings. . . because everyone knows that your brights keep the deer away. . . and there's so many deer running around downtown grazing in the parking lots." Just stop it already, please!
This happens ALOT out here in the country. I've flashed a bunch of people only to find out those bright lights are the lower setting.
It's a serious problem if I'm being honest. And really dangerous. On a two lane road you can't see anything when people with newer cars have their regular lights on.
Isn't it ironic? Don't cha think?email from Hulu (which I'm about to cancel because the $2.99/mo. promo is ending):
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I'm in a newer car with those kind of lights ('22 Highlander) and was getting flashed a decent amount on country roads. I usually ignored them (like, what am I supposed to do?), especially when half the time the person flashing me had the same kind of lights, and there was always the possibility they were warning of deer or police instead. I thought it was interesting because it would only really happen when there wasn't any other lighting around, and usually when there was some kind of incline or curve involved. I figured part of it was more the directness of the light rather than the brightness - like when I noticed other cars with those lights, it was only a temporary thing when they really seemed too bright, and that was when it felt like they were directed right at my eyes.In a lot of cases those are the new headlights.I don't know when this became an acceptable thing to do but this driving around at night with your brights on is a big pet peeve of mine. The first few times it happened, I thought "there's no way this idiot is doing this intentionally, right?" Yeah, people do this intentionally all the time now. Regular headlights have never been better since I've been driving (1984) yet people still insist on driving with their brights on, in a full lit up city with streetlights every 3 feet. "No, no, I need to have my full blinding brights on because a deer might jump out in between these two office buildings. . . because everyone knows that your brights keep the deer away. . . and there's so many deer running around downtown grazing in the parking lots." Just stop it already, please!
This happens ALOT out here in the country. I've flashed a bunch of people only to find out those bright lights are the lower setting.
It's a serious problem if I'm being honest. And really dangerous. On a two lane road you can't see anything when people with newer cars have their regular lights on.
Halogen lights are generally 700 lumens at standard and 1200 on high setting. LEDs are 2000 at standard and 4000 on high .In a lot of cases those are the new headlights.I don't know when this became an acceptable thing to do but this driving around at night with your brights on is a big pet peeve of mine. The first few times it happened, I thought "there's no way this idiot is doing this intentionally, right?" Yeah, people do this intentionally all the time now. Regular headlights have never been better since I've been driving (1984) yet people still insist on driving with their brights on, in a full lit up city with streetlights every 3 feet. "No, no, I need to have my full blinding brights on because a deer might jump out in between these two office buildings. . . because everyone knows that your brights keep the deer away. . . and there's so many deer running around downtown grazing in the parking lots." Just stop it already, please!
This happens ALOT out here in the country. I've flashed a bunch of people only to find out those bright lights are the lower setting.
It's a serious problem if I'm being honest. And really dangerous. On a two lane road you can't see anything when people with newer cars have their regular lights on.
I agree, a lot of the new headlights are insanely bright and I've certainly flashed on my brights and I've immediately been corrected with return brights but that's not what I'm seeing. I'm seeing a lot of people intentionally driving around with their brights on at night either just to be obnoxious, maybe some kind of stupid tik-tok challenge or they're just oblivious. Either way, you're right, it's dangerous, especially on a poorly lit two lane road as there are plenty of those around here.