What the hell is wrong with people...
01-11-2011, 08:38 PM
#17
I was going to start a rant about bay area drivers too. 90% of them are ****ing idiots who should not be driving a big wheel. I had TWO asshats cut me off doing exactly the same thing within 2 blocks. Now I don't want to be all race retarded but they were both of a specific ethnicity that seems to have a problem realizing that they are not the only people on the planet.
Damn. I would have went off if people had moved my stuff. I probably wouldn't have felt comfortable leaving my stuff there in the first place regardless of where I was, but if I did I would have had rage. Most likely what I would have done was go back to the table, pick up all their **** and moved it just like they did.
Damn. I would have went off if people had moved my stuff. I probably wouldn't have felt comfortable leaving my stuff there in the first place regardless of where I was, but if I did I would have had rage. Most likely what I would have done was go back to the table, pick up all their **** and moved it just like they did.
01-11-2011, 09:01 PM
#18
Yeah I want to go off on people at work sometimes but I know I would just get in trouble for it. I work at a golf course and people complain about our "no carts allowed in the parking lot rule." Theyre too lazy to walk a few feet with their bags after riding around in a golf cart for five hours. Im a college student working a part time job making eight dollars an hour and they look at me like I have the authority to change the rules whenever I want. Some people are just so lazy and inconsiderate it amazes me.
01-11-2011, 09:03 PM
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Nothing to do with driving, but... we had a holiday party at my house not too long ago and someone stole my sweater. WTF? Who steals clothes? ****ing bums. What the hell!!
Needless to say I'm pissed about it. Expensive and had sentimental value to me. There was even a souvenir i brought back from Germany with me in the pocket of said sweater.
Needless to say I'm pissed about it. Expensive and had sentimental value to me. There was even a souvenir i brought back from Germany with me in the pocket of said sweater.
01-11-2011, 09:18 PM
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People suck.
My car has been hit/doored 3 times within the past year. Once when I was parallel parked in the Sunset in SF. Witnesses said some guy in a brand new minivan was on his phone or something while driving and swerved and smashed into my front fender. Driver fled the scene. It's still dented as ****. Other times were when I was parked and my driver door was dinged. TWICE. There's some nice dents on there now.
My car has been hit/doored 3 times within the past year. Once when I was parallel parked in the Sunset in SF. Witnesses said some guy in a brand new minivan was on his phone or something while driving and swerved and smashed into my front fender. Driver fled the scene. It's still dented as ****. Other times were when I was parked and my driver door was dinged. TWICE. There's some nice dents on there now.
01-11-2011, 09:35 PM
#22
Nothing to do with driving, but... we had a holiday party at my house not too long ago and someone stole my sweater. WTF? Who steals clothes? ****ing bums. What the hell!!
Needless to say I'm pissed about it. Expensive and had sentimental value to me. There was even a souvenir i brought back from Germany with me in the pocket of said sweater.
Needless to say I'm pissed about it. Expensive and had sentimental value to me. There was even a souvenir i brought back from Germany with me in the pocket of said sweater.
01-11-2011, 09:56 PM
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I too hate it when people touch my junk
makes me want to LAZAR some foos.
01-11-2011, 10:14 PM
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01-11-2011, 11:00 PM
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Code 3, I never stop hearing about it from my sister about driving an ambulance (she works for AMR). As she puts it, people seems to get more stupid around flashing lights.
One of my pet peeves are when people are crossing a crosswalk or any other part of the road when the light is against them or well, the just have no right of way, and they are taking their effing time, likely going slower just because the can.
One of my pet peeves are when people are crossing a crosswalk or any other part of the road when the light is against them or well, the just have no right of way, and they are taking their effing time, likely going slower just because the can.
01-11-2011, 11:25 PM
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funny none of this stuff every happens to me...
oh wait a min. YEAH it does, i just could care less! guess i know better and rarely do i leave my **** behind for someone to mess with it.
i live life for me and quite worrying about the others in it a long time ago
oh wait a min. YEAH it does, i just could care less! guess i know better and rarely do i leave my **** behind for someone to mess with it.
i live life for me and quite worrying about the others in it a long time ago
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01-11-2011, 11:42 PM
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Hows that? His view is actually dead on for not getting taken advantage of. You cant control the way 93437734 people are going to act but you can change the way you view situations so you dont get worked up about things you cant control.
01-12-2011, 12:48 AM
#30
Getting worked up would have been walking over there and making an issue of it. I did not. I picked my isht up and moved.
Venting is healthy.
Being aware of others around you has nothing to do with controlling or the desire to control others. Taking a half second to flick your blinker on just says "I know you're there." Not taking two spaces when you park or watching your door just says... I don't think the world revolves around me and I respect your space. If everyone was more aware we'd have less issues.
Venting is healthy.
Being aware of others around you has nothing to do with controlling or the desire to control others. Taking a half second to flick your blinker on just says "I know you're there." Not taking two spaces when you park or watching your door just says... I don't think the world revolves around me and I respect your space. If everyone was more aware we'd have less issues.