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What annoys you?

Djamila

Bosnjakinja
Depressing war-era jazz songs by Lejla Catovic. They're addictive but they make me cry.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFS066mEQKw
 

Djamila

Bosnjakinja
Stupid city officials, and stupid Bosnians.

There are two ways to look at this, and both involve someone being stupid.

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1. Bosnians are too stupid to listen to signs.

2. City officials are too stupid to print signs in a language Bosnians can read.
 

Djamila

Bosnjakinja
Tourists who dress up like village idiots to visit Mosques, and then think we're the ones being laughed at.

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lizskid

BANNED
To echo many of you....the oblivious parent.

Spelling and grammar errors, especially on those signs with wheels that people put in front of their businesses to catch your attention. For God's sake, get a dictionary or spell check and put down those apostrophes!!!!!

Poor customer care. I was raised by a life-long retailer from the old school.

General human rudeness, the lack of any traditional manners. Take the seed corn hats off in church! Don't push, shove, swear, scratch, fart, spit or any of that in public.

Electing idiots into public office, not just nationally, it happens anywhere, and then people are so surprised when they perform like idiots, just because they went to kindergarten together.

While I'm on it, the word Kindergarten is NOT pronounced Kind y garden.

People....buy a clue....the clue phone is for YOU!!!! (Well, not you all here at RF, but the regular world at large.)
 

Circle_One

Well-Known Member
People. Seriously. All people.

Boys annoy me because, well, they're boys. And yes, I have a specific boy in mind.

Girls annoy me because they're whiny and idiotic and hypocritical and FAR too dramatic for me.

Overly wannabe rockstar diva musicians annoy the hell out of me. Sorry kids, you're a local band that has three songs. Just because I booked you to open for a bigger band, don't automatically think that you've made it and can tell me to go fetch you a bottle of water. Fetch your own damn bottle of water. Or better yet, here, let me tell you exactly where you can stick that flipping bottle.

And just plain diva rockstars annoy me. No, I'm not going to pick out all the friggen green M&Ms for you, you're not f****** Motely Crue, and no, sweeties, you're not playing an arena, you don't get a damn rider! (For those who don't know, a rider is a list of "demands" big bands ask for when playing shows). Oh, and touch my *** one more time and you're going to get a drumstick in the eye. I'm a booking agent, not a groupie anymore.
 

CDRaider

Well-Known Member
Circle_One said:
And just plain diva rockstars annoy me. No, I'm not going to pick out all the friggen green M&Ms for you, you're not f****** Motely Crue, and no, sweeties, you're not playing an arena, you don't get a damn rider! (For those who don't know, a rider is a list of "demands" big bands ask for when playing shows). Oh, and touch my *** one more time and you're going to get a drumstick in the eye. I'm a booking agent, not a groupie anymore.

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Have you been to www.thesmokinggun.com This has a whole buncha those lists
 

CaptainXeroid

Following Christ
I try to be a mellow fellow:cool:, and it works pretty well until I get behind the wheel. OK...here goes. The things that REALLY annoy me are drivers who:
  • Go when the light is red
  • Speed up when the light is yellow
  • Sit there like a speed bump when the light is green
  • Block intersections when they should have waited to enter.
  • Refuse to let drivers from side streets/drives in, especiailly when the next light is red.
  • Slow folks in the left lane & maniacs in the right lanes.:banghead3:
  • Tailgaters.
  • Folks who eat, drink, and talk on the cell phone instead of paying attention to the road.
  • People who honk at me because I yielded when the sign said yield or because I didn't run over a pedestrian in the crosswalk.
OK...that's off my chest...I'm calm, I'm good....breathe....all better. :)
 

MysticSang'ha

Big Squishy Hugger
Premium Member
People, for all of you who are annoyed at parents who "let" their children scream in public............



You try raising an autistic child, and then go ahead and tell me that I'm "letting" my son scream.




Perhaps I'm PMSing today, but the comments about "oblivious parents" are annoying me. Maybe YOU don't know the whole story. :mad:




I get those same looks that you give the "oblivious parents", and it honestly makes me want to slap you in the face.




There's my rant. I'd love to see you try to tell ME how to raise my child. :mad:




This thread has thoroughly upset me now.




Peace,
Mystic
 

CDRaider

Well-Known Member
No body has told you how to raise your child.

I think what the people on this thread are trying to say is that the parents that purposefully ignore the child when they don't have a reason not to parent them.

I understand about autism, i babysit three siblings who are all autisitic (though they thing the youngest is faking it) Please don't take an offense to the thread Mystic. Its not meant to offend. I think though that if I saw an autistic child screaming with a mother who cares, you would be able to tell the mother cares, thats teh difference. I've never met you but i am pretty sure that if i saw you trying to parents your child i would know you cared about your child.

I hope that helps, I didn't mean to offend.
 

MysticSang'ha

Big Squishy Hugger
Premium Member
CDRaider said:
No body has told you how to raise your child.

I think what the people on this thread are trying to say is that the parents that purposefully ignore the child when they don't have a reason not to parent them.

I understand about autism, i babysit three siblings who are all autisitic (though they thing the youngest is faking it) Please don't take an offense to the thread Mystic. Its not meant to offend. I think though that if I saw an autistic child screaming with a mother who cares, you would be able to tell the mother cares, thats teh difference. I've never met you but i am pretty sure that if i saw you trying to parents your child i would know you cared about your child.

I hope that helps, I didn't mean to offend.



Unfortunately, most people can't identify which child is autistic and which ones aren't. And when it's a momentary thing, most often the "bad parent" look is the first thing that springs up. Sometimes, Tyler would just scream because the stoplight outside the window in the store turned red when it wasn't "supposed" to. He doesn't verbalize it, he would just start screaming, but I know what he's upset at. When that would happen while I'm at the cash register paying for our items..........there had been times when I have felt lost and honestly did not know what to do.




To date, no one has ever offered a hand to help. Even with a short explanation........."I'm sorry. My son is autistic," I'll say..............with all the mysteries surrounding his condition, not that many people truly understand it. It also annoys me that I feel it necessary to apologize for Tyler's condition.




I know you don't want to offend. Thank you. I'm sorry for jumping on everyone. This is a hot-button issue that I'm still coming to grips with. And it materializes with the ignorance by the general public of autism. I have to come to grips that my family will receive these looks, stares, and misguided comments until more is known about autism. Until then, I'm having a lot of difficulty with these circumstances.



Those looks still annoy the **** out of me. LOL






Peace,
Mystic
 

Ody

Well-Known Member
Those who fail to take enough time to work out the concepts in physics, and write it off as "too hard". Especially if the kids doing this are in calc.

Mallcore kids and emos **** me off too.


Arrogancy.

Big personalities as well. Defensive big personalities are the worse.
 

CDRaider

Well-Known Member
Yeah, i understand that to some extend. I havent' taken the children out in public so i cant' imagine what your going through completely but those children have a few issues that i know would cause some real problems in person.

About the helping hand thing, i'm not so sure what all anyone could do? I mean i think the majority of people would be afraid of you going off on them for 'interfereing'. This society has made us so afraid to do anything for anybody.

When i worked in the mall, there was a mother with an austistic child and a older sibling. the sibling was looking at stuff and called the mother over. The mother said, here, can you sit with him, i'll be right back. I was like sure... looking back (and as my manager told me) that was a HUGE liability issue and i should not have done that because if he 'acted out' and i couldnt' control him, the store or myself could have been sued so i can't say i blame people for not doing anything.

I'm sorry you have to suffer the stigma and stares that come along with it. I wish i could offer you more
 
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