One thing bothers me, the other was just plain stupid. So, it's less than a week before opening day, I go over to Dodger Stadium and they only had 1 (ONE!!!!) ticket window open. Needless to say, the line was pretty long.[/list:u]Now the stupid thing: The guy ahead of me in line gets up to the window and he asks, "How much are tickets in this section?" "$30" Then the guy asks, "So how much would four cost?" :shakehead: The guy couldn't do 4 X 30 in his head. :beatyou:
What things bother you the most?
Started by andorea · 20 Jan 2004 · 12,823 replies
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Idiots tailgating on the freeway in the pouring rain, overtaking on the inside lane and then cutting me off in the space I had left in front for safety. :beatyou: :beatyou:
it rains there? :headscratch:
i thought it was all outback and drop bears once you left the metros. :shocked:
i thought it was all outback and drop bears once you left the metros. :shocked:
krim wrote:it rains there? :headscratch:
i thought it was all outback and drop bears once you left the metros. :shocked:
:lol:
It is, but it rains there too. Drop bears like the rain ;)
krim wrote:it rains there? :headscratch:
i thought it was all outback and drop bears once you left the metros. :shocked:
It's crazy.
Flooded Coffs Harbour declared disaster zone
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/04/01/2532096.htm
Glad you are not in the disaster zone, AD.
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On topic, one of my pet rabbits passed away this week. It was a gift but she was not even a year old. :shamefulcry:
xploring wrote:
It's crazy.
Flooded Coffs Harbour declared disaster zone
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/04/01/2532096.htm
Glad you are not in the disaster zone, AD.
Me too!
On topic, one of my pet rabbits passed away this week. It was a gift but she was not even a year old. :shamefulcry:
kawaisou! Rabbits can be like that though.
yesh... makes my sunny day seem inappropriate. :sweat:
Bitchy roommates who complain about everything and say nasty little passive aggressive quips all the time.
I've narrowed out my new housing to 2 sets of roommates. While maybe not what I want to be moving to, it'll be better than this. :shakehead:
I've narrowed out my new housing to 2 sets of roommates. While maybe not what I want to be moving to, it'll be better than this. :shakehead:
phlargo wrote:Bitchy roommates who complain about everything and say nasty little passive aggressive quips all the time.
Sounds like one of my roommates :puppydog:
Good luck with your roommate search! Hopefully you find some that not only you'll get along with, but company that you can enjoy hanging out with as well. :victory:
OT: Work bugs me a bit. I really enjoy being around most of my co-workers, but there's a few I'd rather not deal with.
deseipher wrote:Sounds like every job I've ever had. :beaten: [/list:u]
OT: Work bugs me a bit. I really enjoy being around most of my co-workers, but there's a few I'd rather not deal with.
phlargo wrote:Bitchy roommates who complain about everything and say nasty little passive aggressive quips all the time.
I've narrowed out my new housing to 2 sets of roommates. While maybe not what I want to be moving to, it'll be better than this. :shakehead:
Like I said, "No good deed ever goes unpunished."
bmwracer wrote:
Like I said, "No good deed ever goes unpunished."
Yeah yeah.. well, she's been really nice since then, but I had my mind made up that after my family left, it was time to leave, ASAP.
And I don't need any encouragement right now - I'm hoping some things start to go right in my world - I may be the incurable optimist but even I have my limits. Roommate and housing problem at the same time as an employment problem is not my idea of a good time.
As desipher was saying, maybe it'll be an opportunity to find some nice new people that I can connect with. Finding some local friends would be really nice!
my grades really bothers. its vacation now but i havent received my grade already. i can't sleep at night wondering if i got low grades.. :crazy:
phlargo wrote:Yeah yeah.. well, she's been really nice since then, but I had my mind made up that after my family left, it was time to leave, ASAP.
And I don't need any encouragement right now - I'm hoping some things start to go right in my world - I may be the incurable optimist but even I have my limits. Roommate and housing problem at the same time as an employment problem is not my idea of a good time.
As desipher was saying, maybe it'll be an opportunity to find some nice new people that I can connect with. Finding some local friends would be really nice!
Time to come back to the Southland... And closer to family who can support you, if need be. :victory:
gaijinmark wrote: Sounds like every job I've ever had. :beaten: [/list:u]
That's something I need to get used to :sweat: If I keep expecting to get along with everyone at work, I'm always going to end up disappointed.
deseipher wrote:Yup. The thing is, the people you don't like very much might feel the same way about you. You just need to make allowances and learn to roll with it. (Easier said than done.) [/list:u]
That's something I need to get used to :sweat: If I keep expecting to get along with everyone at work, I'm always going to end up disappointed.
Drunk drivers:Angels mourn loss of rookie pitcher Nick Adenhart[/list:u]
By BETH HARRIS, AP Sports Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Hours after pitching his best game yet in the major leagues, Los Angeles Angels rookie Nick Adenhart was killed by a suspected drunk driver, leaving his teammates and fans stunned he wonft be around to fulfill the promise he had shown.
The Angels planned to pay tribute to the 22-year-old pitcher before Friday nightfs opener of a three-game series against Boston in Anaheim. They will wear a patch or emblem on their jerseys the rest of the season to honor him.
The team postponed Thursday nightfs series finale against Oakland to mourn Adenhart, who was killed along with two other passengers in a car crash early Thursday in neighboring Fullerton.
The car they were riding in was broadsided in an intersection by a minivan that apparently ran a red light, police said.
Andrew Thomas Gallo, 22, of Riverside, was driving on a suspended license because of a previous drunk driving conviction. Preliminary results indicated Gallofs blood-alcohol level was gsubstantially over the legal limith of .08 percent, police Lt. Kevin Hamilton said.
Gallo was booked into jail on three counts of murder, three counts of vehicular manslaughter, felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence.
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By BETH HARRIS, AP Sports Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Hours after pitching his best game yet in the major leagues, Los Angeles Angels rookie Nick Adenhart was killed by a suspected drunk driver, leaving his teammates and fans stunned he wonft be around to fulfill the promise he had shown.
The Angels planned to pay tribute to the 22-year-old pitcher before Friday nightfs opener of a three-game series against Boston in Anaheim. They will wear a patch or emblem on their jerseys the rest of the season to honor him.
The team postponed Thursday nightfs series finale against Oakland to mourn Adenhart, who was killed along with two other passengers in a car crash early Thursday in neighboring Fullerton.
The car they were riding in was broadsided in an intersection by a minivan that apparently ran a red light, police said.
Andrew Thomas Gallo, 22, of Riverside, was driving on a suspended license because of a previous drunk driving conviction. Preliminary results indicated Gallofs blood-alcohol level was gsubstantially over the legal limith of .08 percent, police Lt. Kevin Hamilton said.
Gallo was booked into jail on three counts of murder, three counts of vehicular manslaughter, felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence.
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gaijinmark wrote:Drunk drivers
+1
Nursing a broken heart. :puppydog:
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