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Things I Hate

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People who text and drive

When I can't get my hamburger unwrapped while I'm driving

People who cuss

When I hit my thumb with a hammer

People who flip flop

On second thought, I don't really hate those people.

Other people that causes all my problems

People that don't look in the mirror.

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People who text and drive

When I can't get my hamburger unwrapped while I'm driving

The irony is so thick.

This post may as well have been written in ancient Aramaic.

You mean, it wasn't? Could have fooled me.

The irony is so thick.

 

Supposed to be, tongue in cheek.

This post may as well have been written in ancient Aramaic.
I have to deal with both U.S. Army/DoD acronyms and IT (Information Technology) acronyms. The Army uses so many acronyms, I started compiling an acronym database within a few days of starting to work here.

 

TDY, PCS'ing, CG, PO, SJA, TDS, MOS, GOMOR, MCM, UCMJ, BCD, POC, TJAG, DJAG, OTJAG, DFAS, HRC, DLS,..the list is endless and acronyms are used heavily in everyday speech. Even worse, acronyms are rarely defined the first time that they are used in correspondence, as they often are in civilian writing.

Supposed to be, tongue in cheek.

Sorry, didn't see the bulge and started to think you were one of the people I hated.

In no particular order:

 

IBM's website - How do they expect to sell software when they make it almost impossible for customers to figure out how to purchase software and how much it will cost them.

 

People who repeatedly pass me, pull into my lane, and slow down to the point that I have to pass them again or adjust my cruise control to avoid rear-ending them.

 

People who race past me and then slow down to text or yak on their cell phones. Inevitably, the same people race past me again when they finish fiddling with their phone and then repeat the cycle until our paths diverge.

 

Racists. Real racists, not the one's who only people with the supernatural ability to hear dog whistles can identify.

 

Race-baiting politicians and media.

 

People who attack other people's deeply held, peaceful religious beliefs.

 

People who are okay with surrendering their constitutional rights because they "have nothing to hide." - These people are menaces to society and almost as dangerous as the people who would deprive us of our constitutional rights.

 

Snakes.

 

Telemarketers.

People who are okay with surrendering their constitutional rights because they "have nothing to hide." - These people are menaces to society and almost as dangerous as the people who would deprive us of our constitutional rights.

This! Drives me crazy when I hear people say that!

Humidity. It is my mortal enemy.

Jim Schue could break the internet responding to this thread

Jim Schue could break the internet responding to this thread

 

Sorry that I'm honest and a realist and that I can't sugarcoat everything for you.

People driving convertibles with the top down, but not going the speed limit, which I can only assume is because they don't want to muss their hair.

Useless paperwork

People who show off their brand-new tattoo by rolling up their t-shirt sleeve.

 

In January.

People who are okay with surrendering their constitutional rights because they "have nothing to hide." - These people are menaces to society and almost as dangerous as the people who would deprive us of our constitutional rights.

 

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Wholeheartedly agree!

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