The airlines should be allowed to reboot their current crop of elderly stewardesses.Flight attendants whose ### is too big to fit down the aisle, so every time they go by they bump your arm and rub that stanky fat up against you.
Blech.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anZ6fmFirFEPublic sinks with the push down timed water... Fine, you want to make sure I don't waste water, whatever... But at least let it be longer then 3 seconds. I used a sink and had to press the thing down 6 times. I need more than a quick mist to wash my hands.
So dumb to have to order it without. If I tell them I want water only I get a glass with no ice. If I tell them I want ice water only with no lemon I still get lemon half the time. Or they remember after the fact and fish out the lemon wedge & hope I won't notice the lemon taste or lemon seeds in the bottom of the glass.Automatically serving water in a restaurant with lemon in it.
Conversely, I hate idiots who blindly meander down the entrance ramp, hit the freeway at 40 - 45 mph, don't bother looking to check on traffic, and just simply roll into the lane of traffic assuming everyone else will adjust to make room for them. It's the responsibility of the person entering the highway to modulate their speed to smoothly enter the flow of traffic. My M.O. is to drive a big honking beat up truck. They can either bounce off it or learn how to merge.kentric said:On a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.Johnny Bing said:I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.Spike said:
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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(psst- you're an A-rab)When I stand in line at a store (or where ever) and it finally gets to be my turn. Then the phone rings and the worker says, "Excuse me", then answers the phone and helps that person. Why the hell do they get service quicker than me?
I kind of get my jollies from thatCaesar said:Flight attendants whose ### is too big to fit down the aisle, so every time they go by they bump your arm and rub that stanky fat up against you.
Blech.
That does remind me about some IRL shtick that makes me chuckle. I'll sometimes get in the express line at the supermarket when I've only got 1 or 2 things to get and ask the person in front if I can just go ahead since I only have a couple things as they're sitting there with ~8 items. Usually just draws a funny look but I've actually had someone tell me to go ahead. I just laughed.When I stand in line at a store (or where ever) and it finally gets to be my turn. Then the phone rings and the worker says, "Excuse me", then answers the phone and helps that person. Why the hell do they get service quicker than me?
Easier to keep the flow of the traffic going if you pull onto a 55 mph road going 40-45 mph than coming to a complete stop and then trying to merge. If you're in the right lane of a two lane road (and are not about to exit) with no one on your left and people merging into the right lane, do you move over to the left lane? Hopefully you're in the majority and do. Its these people that I was referring to (as to me having no qualms about cutting in front of them).Conversely, I hate idiots who blindly meander down the entrance ramp, hit the freeway at 40 - 45 mph, don't bother looking to check on traffic, and just simply roll into the lane of traffic assuming everyone else will adjust to make room for them. It's the responsibility of the person entering the highway to modulate their speed to smoothly enter the flow of traffic. My M.O. is to drive a big honking beat up truck. They can either bounce off it or learn how to merge.kentric said:On a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.Johnny Bing said:I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.Spike said:
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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Yeah, if there is no one in the left lane I pull over. The issue I have is with drivers who enter the freeway without looking, and are doing well below the speed limit. I'm not suggesting they should come to a stop. Rather, by the time they hit the lane they should have matched their speed to the flow of traffic, and hit an open spot.Easier to keep the flow of the traffic going if you pull onto a 55 mph road going 40-45 mph than coming to a complete stop and then trying to merge. If you're in the right lane of a two lane road (and are not about to exit) with no one on your left and people merging into the right lane, do you move over to the left lane? Hopefully you're in the majority and do. Its these people that I was referring to (as to me having no qualms about cutting in front of them).Conversely, I hate idiots who blindly meander down the entrance ramp, hit the freeway at 40 - 45 mph, don't bother looking to check on traffic, and just simply roll into the lane of traffic assuming everyone else will adjust to make room for them. It's the responsibility of the person entering the highway to modulate their speed to smoothly enter the flow of traffic. My M.O. is to drive a big honking beat up truck. They can either bounce off it or learn how to merge.kentric said:On a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.Johnny Bing said:I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.Spike said:
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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Gotcha. I've got this one on-ramp in mind where you have to pick up speed toward the end of the ramp (just to get to 35-40) in order to merge or you end up having to stop and wait. Reminds me of another pet peeve. Those idiots woh don't know how to merge and end up sitting in front of you stopped and will only move out when they've got a 1/4 mile clearance to work with. You end up sitting for five minutes.Yeah, if there is no one in the left lane I pull over. The issue I have is with drivers who enter the freeway without looking, and are doing well below the speed limit. I'm not suggesting they should come to a stop. Rather, by the time they hit the lane they should have matched their speed to the flow of traffic, and hit an open spot.Easier to keep the flow of the traffic going if you pull onto a 55 mph road going 40-45 mph than coming to a complete stop and then trying to merge. If you're in the right lane of a two lane road (and are not about to exit) with no one on your left and people merging into the right lane, do you move over to the left lane? Hopefully you're in the majority and do. Its these people that I was referring to (as to me having no qualms about cutting in front of them).Conversely, I hate idiots who blindly meander down the entrance ramp, hit the freeway at 40 - 45 mph, don't bother looking to check on traffic, and just simply roll into the lane of traffic assuming everyone else will adjust to make room for them. It's the responsibility of the person entering the highway to modulate their speed to smoothly enter the flow of traffic. My M.O. is to drive a big honking beat up truck. They can either bounce off it or learn how to merge.kentric said:On a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.Johnny Bing said:I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.Spike said:
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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That's completekentric said:On a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.Johnny Bing said:I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.Spike said:
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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The person merging is responsible for getting up to speed so traffic isn't impeded.You should be going 55 mph not 40-45.Easier to keep the flow of the traffic going if you pull onto a 55 mph road going 40-45 mph than coming to a complete stop and then trying to merge. If you're in the right lane of a two lane road (and are not about to exit) with no one on your left and people merging into the right lane, do you move over to the left lane? Hopefully you're in the majority and do. Its these people that I was referring to (as to me having no qualms about cutting in front of them).Conversely, I hate idiots who blindly meander down the entrance ramp, hit the freeway at 40 - 45 mph, don't bother looking to check on traffic, and just simply roll into the lane of traffic assuming everyone else will adjust to make room for them. It's the responsibility of the person entering the highway to modulate their speed to smoothly enter the flow of traffic. My M.O. is to drive a big honking beat up truck. They can either bounce off it or learn how to merge.kentric said:On a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.Johnny Bing said:I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.Spike said:
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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At my old job the owner was trying to get his parking lot resurfaced. However, he was unable to do so because if he hired a contractor to replace the asphalt, he would have to comply within the new city regulations of planting X amount of tress and bushes and stuff. This would required a cement barrier where all of this extra vegetation would be living. However, it would cost about an extra $20k just to comply within the city regulations, which isn't something he wanted to do with such a small parking lot. He would also have to somehow create parking spots out of thin air because he couldn't reduce the amount of parking spots in the shopping center due to the amount of traffic the city "calculated" that went through it. So he had to get his lawyer to draft up a written consent giving his customers permission to park in another business parking area in the event that his parking lot did not suffice enough parking. I worked there for a couple of years and not once did I ever see the parking lot even get close to filling up so it was pretty hilarious.Crepe myrtles.
POS looking tree planted in every damn office park and shopping center around here. They look like faded artificial plants left over from funerals.
Thanks, and yeah, we have to deal with that around here too. A lot of the required trees and plants are pretty darn nice looking though. Crepe myrtles (at least around here) look like funeral home throwaways.So to make a long story short, when you see trees and bushes planted in great parking areas taking up space, it is because there is a city ordinance somewhere requiring them to be there.
you know what drives ME coconuts????? CoconutsSpider webs. I could be walking along the shore on a secluded beach on an island with no trees somewhere and I would walk through part of an invisible spider web.
Man that drives me coconuts.
For some reason this really bothers me.BustedKnuckles said:i once named my pet peeves
I'm not talking responsibility, I'm talking courtesy. If you're not courteous enough to move over into an empty lane and let me merge in, then I'm not going to return the courtesyThat's completeOn a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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The person merging is responsible for getting up to speed so traffic isn't impeded.
I completely agree if you are working with an on-ramp which gives you sufficient room to get up to 55.You should be going 55 mph not 40-45.Easier to keep the flow of the traffic going if you pull onto a 55 mph road going 40-45 mph than coming to a complete stop and then trying to merge. If you're in the right lane of a two lane road (and are not about to exit) with no one on your left and people merging into the right lane, do you move over to the left lane? Hopefully you're in the majority and do. Its these people that I was referring to (as to me having no qualms about cutting in front of them).Conversely, I hate idiots who blindly meander down the entrance ramp, hit the freeway at 40 - 45 mph, don't bother looking to check on traffic, and just simply roll into the lane of traffic assuming everyone else will adjust to make room for them. It's the responsibility of the person entering the highway to modulate their speed to smoothly enter the flow of traffic. My M.O. is to drive a big honking beat up truck. They can either bounce off it or learn how to merge.On a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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Here's another related one that pisses me off. When I'm zooming down the on-ramp at 55 mph, and have matched traffic to seamlessly guide into an open spot, some ##### in the right lane increases his speed so that he can keep me from merging ahead of him. Often I sense they do that because they assume I'll be entering at a low mph and they don't want to be stuck behind me, but all they achieve is to barrel up behind me so that they're precisely next to me when I'm about to merge.I'm not talking responsibility, I'm talking courtesy. If you're not courteous enough to move over into an empty lane and let me merge in, then I'm not going to return the courtesyThat's completeOn a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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The person merging is responsible for getting up to speed so traffic isn't impeded.
Yeah there's a fine line here. It's the merger's responsibility to merge, but half the time jackwagons will purposely closes up the opportunity for you to be able to merge. That's when I just keep drifting over and eventually they chicken out and let me in.I'm not talking responsibility, I'm talking courtesy. If you're not courteous enough to move over into an empty lane and let me merge in, then I'm not going to return the courtesyThat's completeOn a related issue, i hate idiots who won't move over on a merge when there's no upcoming exit for them to get off on and there's room in the lane to the left of them. My M.O. on this is to cut right in front of them so they have to slow down.I actually do this to let people know I'm not yielding and I'm merging into traffic.
- People who, when they're going from an on-ramp on a highway onto the highway feel compelled to put on their left directional. Hey dude, what else were you going to do?
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The person merging is responsible for getting up to speed so traffic isn't impeded.
Still makes me nuts a year later, still happens frequently.Mine for the day:
People who don't understand the concept of an "up" & "down" button for the elevator. If you press both buttons and you're going down, an elevator on the way up will stop at your floor, this doesn't help you, idiot! Then you look like a complete maroon when the door opens, the 3 people in there don't get out, & you say "Durrrr, is this going down?"
...ME!Sentence finishers annoy me. Stop trying to guess the last word and finish the sentence with me. I will purposely look for different words just so we are not saying the same thing when you try to do this with me.
me. Aww. I knew you were going to say that.Sentence finishers annoy me. Stop trying to guess the last word and finish the sentence with me. I will purposely look for different words just so we are not saying the same thing when you try to do this with me.
The best is Sonic workers. At least all the drive through people have to do is punch it into their register, and the correct change is displayed for them. At Sonic, the workers have to do the math right then. It became such a problem, that at the bottom of the receipts they print the change to the nearest dollar.Drive-thru cashiers who suck at math, can't understand why I gave them a bill and coins. The freaking at Arby's drive-thru drives girl me nuts every time.
Example: my food costs $9.79. I'm trying to reduce the total count of coins in my car so I give her $10.04. She gives me one dime, two nickels, and five pennies back. Just give me a #### quarter!![]()
ETA: One time she even said "You only gave me four cents."
Agreed. I no longer give anything other than bills at fast food. I'm embarrassed for our state.The best is Sonic workers. At least all the drive through people have to do is punch it into their register, and the correct change is displayed for them. At Sonic, the workers have to do the math right then. It became such a problem, that at the bottom of the receipts they print the change to the nearest dollar.Drive-thru cashiers who suck at math, can't understand why I gave them a bill and coins. The freaking at Arby's drive-thru drives girl me nuts every time.
Example: my food costs $9.79. I'm trying to reduce the total count of coins in my car so I give her $10.04. She gives me one dime, two nickels, and five pennies back. Just give me a #### quarter!![]()
ETA: One time she even said "You only gave me four cents."
So if your total was $10.67, they will have "0.33" printed at the bottom. But if you give them change with your dollars, most of the time they'll just stare blankly until you tell them what change to hand back.
Try really messing with them and giving them $21.35 on a $16.34 tab....Agreed. I no longer give anything other than bills at fast food. I'm embarrassed for our state.The best is Sonic workers. At least all the drive through people have to do is punch it into their register, and the correct change is displayed for them. At Sonic, the workers have to do the math right then. It became such a problem, that at the bottom of the receipts they print the change to the nearest dollar.Drive-thru cashiers who suck at math, can't understand why I gave them a bill and coins. The freaking at Arby's drive-thru drives girl me nuts every time.
Example: my food costs $9.79. I'm trying to reduce the total count of coins in my car so I give her $10.04. She gives me one dime, two nickels, and five pennies back. Just give me a #### quarter!![]()
ETA: One time she even said "You only gave me four cents."
So if your total was $10.67, they will have "0.33" printed at the bottom. But if you give them change with your dollars, most of the time they'll just stare blankly until you tell them what change to hand back.
Yes, I already know how that turns out. She's given me more than a dollar in coins several times.Try really messing with them and giving them $21.35 on a $16.34 tab....Agreed. I no longer give anything other than bills at fast food. I'm embarrassed for our state.The best is Sonic workers. At least all the drive through people have to do is punch it into their register, and the correct change is displayed for them. At Sonic, the workers have to do the math right then. It became such a problem, that at the bottom of the receipts they print the change to the nearest dollar.Drive-thru cashiers who suck at math, can't understand why I gave them a bill and coins. The freaking at Arby's drive-thru drives girl me nuts every time.
Example: my food costs $9.79. I'm trying to reduce the total count of coins in my car so I give her $10.04. She gives me one dime, two nickels, and five pennies back. Just give me a #### quarter!![]()
ETA: One time she even said "You only gave me four cents."
So if your total was $10.67, they will have "0.33" printed at the bottom. But if you give them change with your dollars, most of the time they'll just stare blankly until you tell them what change to hand back.
And people who dig around for small coins just so they can end up with bigger coins. Ever hear of a change jar, ***hat?People who don't use their credit cards at the fast food window.
I HATE this one.People who write or say "dominate" as an adjective, when they should use "dominant".
Example: "Felix Hernandez has been a dominate pitcher over the past five seasons."
Great way to show off that the speaker/writer is a ####### moron.
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