What Grinds Your Gears? :)

[Sage Ninja]

Originally Posted by zkarlette

I completely agree with you in what bothered you, but I wonder if that was the right thing to say to your friend.

she wasn't my friend, which was what made the situation twice as annoying because I barely know her and she was needling me the whole time. She is a friend of a friend of mine, and each time this girl has felt the need to get on my case about something. On the three occassions I have been in the same company as her, one of which was a gym my friend and I decided to work out in, (first time I met said girl), she kept making these weird comparisons about my body and her body. It was very weird and akward to say the least.

I actually feel kind of bad about what I said, because I don't like people who make fun or make comments about other people's bodies or weight, and I'm not like that. Generally I am way more nice than that. However, this chick has felt the need to say something about my body on every occassion we met, so I finally snapped at her. It's not just me though, my friend says this girl gets this way with almost all her other female friends, so I guess the problem is with her not me.

[zkarlette]

Well in that case I guess she had it coming...what a shame.It's a good thing that you are honest Sage even if sometimes it becomes troublesome.

[BubblyShell22]

I don't blame you for reacting the way you did, Sage. I would probably have done the same thing.

[The Stryker]

I hate when I lose all grip on reality after looking in the mirror for 30 seconds.

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by Stryker

I hate when I lose all grip on reality after looking in the mirror for 30 seconds.

Rofl, don't we all

[Powder]

Significant others who know nothing of loyalty/honesty. Pretty sure that's my #1.

[Sage Ninja]

Originally Posted by zkarlette

Well in that case I guess she had it coming...what a shame.It's a good thing that you are honest Sage even if sometimes it becomes troublesome.

actually the more I reflect on it, the more I feel it was just a sh*tty thing to say. As someone who once struggled with my weight in middle school, it was a below the belt remark to make, even if the girl was being an insecure bitch to me.


One thing that bugged me today was while I was getting my hair trimmed at the salon, the hair dresser found FIVE, gray hairs on my head! It was seriously a shocking WTF moment. I'm in my twenties, I shouldn't have gray hair yet. I mean, one or two I might have thought was cute, but five? I told my older sister who is in her thirties and she boasted she hasn't found a single one yet. BITCH! I told her it was probably because she dyes her hair every few months.

[zkarlette]

Don't worry many people get white hair when they are young , doesn't really mean anything, beside the fact that you probably might end up having to color your hair more often.

[mysterycolor]

Originally Posted by Powder

Significant others who know nothing of loyalty/honesty. Pretty sure that's my #1.

agreed, relationships are nothing without honesty.

[Archon_Turtle]

Professors requiring Power Point slides for presentations that don't need them.

[BubblyShell22]

Sage, don't fret about the gray hair thing. I have them, too. My mom had gray hair when she was my age, so I'm not going to worry about it. Sometimes stress can cause them to sprout up. I know mine are from college.

[Jester]

My dad's been grey for as long as I can remember...and I'm already following in his foot steps, and I'm 27.

[KROW]

I've been going grey since my 20s thanks to my fiance at the time being a bipolar psycho bitch. It stopped after I got outta that hellhole of a relationship, though a couple strands show up now and again. However, when I look closely at it, it seems more silver than grey. Is that worse?

[zkarlette]

Men look distinguished with grey hair, so I don't think that's something guys should worry about.

[Jester]

Originally Posted by zkarlette

Men look distinguished with grey hair, so I don't think that's something guys should worry about.

Oh, I'm actually kind of excited.

[BubblyShell22]

What grinds my gears: Spam in my e-mail. I just got some from a Canadian pharmacy selling Viagra and Cialis.

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by Jester

My dad's been grey for as long as I can remember...and I'm already following in his foot steps, and I'm 27.

sh*t least your getting grey, mine's f'n falling out and i'm only a year older than u are!

[Jester]

Originally Posted by TMNT_Canadian

sh*t least your getting grey, mine's f'n falling out and i'm only a year older than u are!

True, my grandfathers had good heads hair for a while so I may grey, but I'll still have it. As a comedian I heard once said, "I don't care what color it turns, as long as it doesn't turn loose."

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by Jester

True, my grandfathers had good heads hair for a while so I may grey, but I'll still have it. As a comedian I heard once said, "I don't care what color it turns, as long as it doesn't turn loose."

hahahaha! that's so true!

my Grandfather on my Dad's side still had a good head of hair when he passed, it was Grandpa on Mom's side who was balding and it's passed on to a few of my Uncles. guess i take after Ma's side of the family, oh well better get rogaine!

[Cure]

Originally Posted by Jester

True, my grandfathers had good heads hair for a while so I may grey, but I'll still have it. As a comedian I heard once said, "I don't care what color it turns, as long as it doesn't turn loose."

Well, is it your paternal or maternal grampaw? Mothers carry the balding gene, dawg.

EDIT: Wait, I might be reading you wrong. Both of them, you mean?