Things that tick you off about random people

[Scandia]

- I absolutely despise people who take out their anger about social problems on you rather than doing something that will actually make the world a better place.

- I dislike people who make their colleagues feel like trash for trivial matters.

[KROW]

Originally Posted by Kunoichi_Haruko

Oh oh I got one! I don't know if it's been said before, but how about people who INSIST on wearing dark clothing at night and walking extremely close to the road? Bugs the heck out of me...

Don't let that bug you. Hell, if they get clipped and receive tire marks on their asses, it's their own damn fault.

[jenna]

Originally Posted by KROW

Don't let that bug you. Hell, if they get clipped and receive tire marks on their asses, it's their own damn fault.

Yeah, but if you're the driver of the car that hits them, you're the one who gets sh*t on, and if you hurt or god forbid kill them it's on your consicience whether they were wearing dark clothing or not. I agree. I hate it when people wear dark clothing at night on the road.

[Sage Ninja]

I don't like when people or schools are overly critcal of creative writting works, just because it doesn't have the cliche happily ever after theme.

I don't like when I see kids picking on helpless animals. I saw a bunch on nine year olds picking on a frog the other day. Poor thing

[Cascadia]

Originally Posted by Sage Ninja

I don't like when I see kids picking on helpless animals. I saw a bunch on nine year olds picking on a frog the other day. Poor thing

I agree with you on that one. I have seen tons of people hurting dogs either by hitting, smacking, or throwing it. I also do not like it when people leave their pets behind when they move or they do not care about them anymore. My dog was left behind by a previous owner...now, he gets very worried if it happens again. When I moved last year, he was upset that I was going to leave him. He would not leave my car in order to remind me not to forget him.

[Katie]

poor doggy My apartment complex is full of stray cats for teh same reason. people left un-fixed cats behind and they did their thing.


I have a random something that ticked me off yesterday. On my lunch break from work I went to buy my groceries for the week. The closest thing is a Wal-Mart (which I would rather be killed than visit on a Saturday, but that's a different story) As I made my way through the aisles, there was this guy, what looked to be his father, and three kids. Two boys and a girl, the oldest kid couldn't have been more than 9 or 10.

The dad of the kids apparently got tired of the kids and in a very loud voice ordered the old man ( i dunno if it was his the guy's dad or not, but I can't imagine another reason this guy would take things so well) to take those three kids up to the front of the store and wait on him. The old man then left withthe three kids. Those kids were not being bad, just being kids...looking at everything...you know how kids are.

well I went on with my shopping and when I got to the check out the old man was still standing there (about 45 minutes later) he was holding the little girl, who did not want to be put down (she was 5-6 years old and quite clingy) one little boy was pushing a cart around and teh other was up palying the arcade games. The old man had his hands full with those kids. he looked exhausted and the kids were not listening to a word he said...just kind of doing their thing like he wasn't there at all.

well, the lady infront of me took FOREVER and I was getting pretty impatient, when all the sudden the kids' dad re-appears. he looks at the old man (who is still holding the girl) and screams at him accross teh entrance "where's the other two, you can't just keep up with one and not the other two!!" (the others were standing alomst behind him...not like they were running all over the store) the old man says "they're just at the games"

The dad screams at the old man "well get them...go on GET THEM!" so the old man turns around an scurries off, but by now the two boys had heard the dad and were coming back to him. The dad screams at them: " hurry up! RUN.. if you don't get over here I'm gonna hit all of you."

What a freak! you had to be there to get the feel, but that dad was such anangry guy....and the old man looked totally broken.....and the two boys looked ok, but the girl was skinny and dirty. I felt so bad for them all.

[jenna]

Originally Posted by Katie

poor doggy My apartment complex is full of stray cats for teh same reason. people left un-fixed cats behind and they did their thing.


I have a random something that ticked me off yesterday. On my lunch break from work I went to buy my groceries for the week. The closest thing is a Wal-Mart (which I would rather be killed than visit on a Saturday, but that's a different story) As I made my way through the aisles, there was this guy, what looked to be his father, and three kids. Two boys and a girl, the oldest kid couldn't have been more than 9 or 10.

The dad of the kids apparently got tired of the kids and in a very loud voice ordered the old man ( i dunno if it was his the guy's dad or not, but I can't imagine another reason this guy would take things so well) to take those three kids up to the front of the store and wait on him. The old man then left withthe three kids. Those kids were not being bad, just being kids...looking at everything...you know how kids are.

well I went on with my shopping and when I got to the check out the old man was still standing there (about 45 minutes later) he was holding the little girl, who did not want to be put down (she was 5-6 years old and quite clingy) one little boy was pushing a cart around and teh other was up palying the arcade games. The old man had his hands full with those kids. he looked exhausted and the kids were not listening to a word he said...just kind of doing their thing like he wasn't there at all.

well, the lady infront of me took FOREVER and I was getting pretty impatient, when all the sudden the kids' dad re-appears. he looks at the old man (who is still holding the girl) and screams at him accross teh entrance "where's the other two, you can't just keep up with one and not the other two!!" (the others were standing alomst behind him...not like they were running all over the store) the old man says "they're just at the games"

The dad screams at the old man "well get them...go on GET THEM!" so the old man turns around an scurries off, but by now the two boys had heard the dad and were coming back to him. The dad screams at them: " hurry up! RUN.. if you don't get over here I'm gonna hit all of you."

What a freak! you had to be there to get the feel, but that dad was such anangry guy....and the old man looked totally broken.....and the two boys looked ok, but the girl was skinny and dirty. I felt so bad for them all.

That is really sad. It's a shame the dad couldn't take responsibility for his own kids, put the responsibility on someone else and then made accusations and placed blame on him for doing it his own way. It really p*sses me off when people won't take responsibility. It's the "It's everyone else's fault" mentality. UGH!

[SassyGal]

when people yell at elderly people like that, it just really ticks me off! What a moron.

[Cascadia]

Or threatening to hit one's own children....that makes me mad.

[NightwatchersOnlygirl]

Other fan girls who say the Nightwatcher Is their Boyfriend

[SassyGal]

*looks at above post*

anyway,

Originally Posted by Scientific freak

Or threatening to hit one's own children....that makes me mad.

That really ticks me off too People who threaten anyone unable to defend themselves are jerks.

[jenna]

Originally Posted by Raphaelsgirl

Other fan girls who say the Nightwatcher Is their Boyfriend

Any fan girls who say Nightwatcher / Raphael / any fictional character is their boyfriend.

I don't mean to be rude, but come on. This is getting ridiculous.

[Cascadia]

And it is getting old in my book.

[RAM BAM]

Any passive-agressive behaviour!

[gobo]

People abusing the word, 'dark', as an indication of a serious or menacing tone. If I heard 'grim' or some other synonym used more often, it wouldn't bother me so much. But, in all seriousness, it makes me want to scream "what the **** does lighting have to do with it?! ".

[Blithe]

Originally Posted by SassyGal

when people yell at elderly people like that, it just really ticks me off! What a moron.

On a similar note, I hate it when people use patronizing tones with seniors, as though they're talking to children. One time while at a grocery store, I overheard the cashier tell the eldery woman in front of me, "good girl!" when the woman used the debit card reader. I think my jaw dropped to the floor. The elderly woman gave the cashier a scathing look, but she was oblivious to it.

I have to stop thinking about it before I get mad all over again....

[Cure]

Originally Posted by Raphaelsgirl

Other fan girls who say the Nightwatcher Is their Boyfriend

That made me LOL. Really hard. Seriously. The irony is side-splitting.

[jenna]

Originally Posted by gobo

People abusing the word, 'dark', as an indication of a serious or menacing tone. If I heard 'grim' or some other synonym used more often, it wouldn't bother me so much. But, in all seriousness, it makes me want to scream "what the **** does lighting have to do with it?! ".

Oh. That's good. Cos I... erm.... don't do that. I've never done that. Not once. And I've never lied either.... or smoked. Erm..... time for me to leave! *crawls guiltily out of thread*

[Revan]

Originally Posted by jenna

Any fan girls who say Nightwatcher / Raphael / any fictional character is their boyfriend.

I don't mean to be rude, but come on. This is getting ridiculous.

amen to that

eva mendez is my gf. hehe

[Mecha Cow]

People abusing the word, 'dark', as an indication of a serious or menacing tone. If I heard 'grim' or some other synonym used more often, it wouldn't bother me so much. But, in all seriousness, it makes me want to scream "what the **** does lighting have to do with it?! ".

You're kidding, right?