"Ur being 2 picky. Its not a big deal 2 type like this n NEway its my busyest time of yr so i dont have allot of time. N i have a friend with the same name so im use 2 spelling it 1 way. Good luck NEway n please give my name 2 NE1 u no looking for a project 2 be done right."
"Ur being 2 picky. Its not a big deal 2 type like this n NEway its my busyest time of yr so i dont have allot of time. N i have a friend with the same name so im use 2 spelling it 1 way. Good luck NEway n please give my name 2 NE1 u no looking for a project 2 be done right."
This is an ADULT? Yowsers.
I have to go apologize to my 15 year old daughter. I thought her texting was bad, but this is awful!
Life is hilariously cruel.
It ain't the six minutes... it's what happens in that six minutes.
Yes, this was a 30ish year old adult. And we thought the same about how attention to detail in an email could reflect attention to detail in a yard project, and felt pretty comfortable not going with this company.
Another pet peeve from that whole experience is misspelling someone's name when it's part of their email address. I realize my first name could be spelled several ways, but when it's written right in front of you, at least copy it correctly.
Also, maniac grocery cart drivers who come out of an aisle full speed and ram someone (or their cart), or stop on a dime in the middle of an aisle and block both directions, are irritating.
Originally posted by WpobPeople who do not know how to use a revolving door or try to go two or more at once.
I find this to be especially true with tourists.
This used to annoy me as well, until I moved to Germany. In my experience, revolving doors are very common here and they are much larger than those in America. It's not uncommon to see a family of five able to fit in the same section of revolving door without any issue. Not just Germany either; they are as large and widely-used in the handful of mainland countries we have visited.
Originally posted by Peter The HegemonPeople who bypass a long line of cars at an exit and then pull up toward the front of the line to be let in.
And the people who let them in.
I see this daily and it drives me insane. Since we're so close to an Air Force base, one would assume that it's the American drivers fucking up. But one would be wrong. For all of their arrogance about driving precision and the AUTOBAHN (give me a break, it's a fucking highway that happens to not have speed limits in some places), I see more German drivers pulling this shifty move than Americans. And the passive idiot who lets them in is just as bad. I also agree with the driving-related peeves of The Guinness. Basically, all of my severe pet peeves are driving related. I used to think I was becoming that guy, but I can still recognize and appreciate quality driving when I see it. I just don't see it enough.
Edited to add that it annoys me when automatic doors open slowly and/or open late. I don't remember selling my soul to Milhouse.
Originally posted by WpobPeople who do not know how to use a revolving door or try to go two or more at once.
I find this to be especially true with tourists.
This used to annoy me as well, until I moved to Germany. In my experience, revolving doors are very common here and they are much larger than those in America. It's not uncommon to see a family of five able to fit in the same section of revolving door without any issue. Not just Germany either; they are as large and widely-used in the handful of mainland countries we have visited.
I have no problem with large revolving doors. The Toys R Us in Manhattan has huge ones that can fit ten people (if they move). My problem is the standard one person revolving door. And when I say tourists, I also mean domestic ones who come to NYC.
Life is hilariously cruel.
It ain't the six minutes... it's what happens in that six minutes.
The complete lack of editing in newspaper articles today. Do they even HAVE editors anymore? Proofreaders? I have read articles where I had difficulty figuring out what they even meant to say.
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Well I bet my best friend that I doubted that the majority of guys would not know about the symbolism of the colors of flower and boy was I wrong on that one.