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People who say "I'm fat! I'm fat!" then scarf down a double cheeseburger.

 

I'VE GOT ONE....

 

"Yes, I'll have two double cheeseburgers, a large fry, large coke, two apple pies, and a Diet Coke."

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Anyone (other than me) who talks on their cell phone while driving. :D

Walking situations:

 

(Usually) girls or women that walk 3-4 beside each other and don't give enough room for ONE person to walk by the opposite direction.

People that stop walking in narrow aisles and don't step to the side, or just turn around into you.

People that won't "Stand to the Right" on moving walkways in airports.

And when a game or event is over, people that just stroll along in front like they're walking down the aisle on their wedding day. I understand and accept that some people are elderly and/or have physical limitations. That's never a problem. It's the ones that just poke along or even stop just outside the gate or doorway to talk that need a clue.

Here's one that happened to me last night, but happens a lot. I immediately thought of this thread. :lol:

 

If I'm standing somewhere with my dog, and we were there first, don't come stand in the area if you don't like dogs! I am continually amazed by people who get mad at me because my crazy dog sniffs their legs when they stand right next to him. If you don't like dogs, why, oh WHY is it that you stand right next to one? He's a freakin' dog! Of COURSE he's curious about the new scents you just introduced into his world!

Or the guy with the handicap sticker who pulls into the handicap spot but just sits there as the non-handicapped person runs into the store.

 

I do this when my wife runs into the store. Why am I wrong?

I'm going to expound on this for a moment.

 

I have been part of a group that puts on a concert and a catered dinner. It's classy: the men wear tuxedos & the women wear formal dresses. Several hundred guests attend & dine while we put on the show.

 

My beef is that almost ALL of the women go sleeveless. And only a couple ought to. The others "flap" as they move around on stage. I want to yell out "Please! People are EATING! Put on a shawl or something...!" :eek:

 

There. I feel better.

 

You mean BINGO wings!!

Here's one that happened to me last night, but happens a lot. I immediately thought of this thread. :lol:

 

If I'm standing somewhere with my dog, and we were there first, don't come stand in the area if you don't like dogs! I am continually amazed by people who get mad at me because my crazy dog sniffs their legs when they stand right next to him. If you don't like dogs, why, oh WHY is it that you stand right next to one? He's a freakin' dog! Of COURSE he's curious about the new scents you just introduced into his world!

 

You need to say "Here's your sign".

You need to say "Here's your sign".

 

 

Their bigger mistake is when they make eye contact with him...then he wants to stand up and put his paws on them and be petted. I guess people don't realize that when they make eye contact, they've basically given the "come hither" sign. :lol:

Why in the world does it take at least 3 times to set up an account with Rumpke? And why in the world is it my fault when their CSRs screwed up twice? Hey lady, I can't mail a bill in if I don't receive one. :fight:

 

Rumpke sucks!! :thumb:

I do this when my wife runs into the store. Why am I wrong?

 

As long as there aren't other handicap customers needing your spot, I wouldn't have a problem with it. I don't think your wrong.

Parents who let their daughter dress like a hooker and then complain about the way she dresses.

 

Parents who smoke and tell their kids not to becasue it is bad for them.

 

Single parents who drop the kid off with whom ever so they can go out to the club/bar

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Couple more sports related ones...

 

1) Black outs/white outs/Gold Outs, etc. They were cool, and they still are to some extent, but it is not newsworthy any longer.

 

2) We need formally established rules for storming the field. It is out of hand. UVA storming the field against UNC... in FOOTBALL. Are you serious? I loathe storming courts/fields unless it is warranted. There should only be 2 or 3 legit times to storm the court/field a year.

 

Our Presidential candidates have covered many topics, but which ever one addresses this issue gets my vote.

Random but still my thoughts...

 

- People that don't wipe up the water around the sink after washing hands, brushing teeth, etc...the water is supposed to go IN IT...not around it!

 

- People that grab, act rude to you when you are giving away free stuff!

 

- People that think athletes/coaches (in any sport) are God like just because they are an athlete/coach. Take the athlete/coach title away and then tell me what you see.

 

- People that treat waiters/waitress as lower class just because!!

Just happend a few minutes ago.

 

The guy that has to rev up his car then gun it down the street. So redneck.

I didn't know you were watching.

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