What things bother you the most?

Stevie wrote:

My Grandfather seen the guy at My Grandmother's grave but My Grandfather didnt think anything of it,He just thought he knew My Grandmother but the next day there was stuff missing..and the guy that works at the cemetery is Family

Oh man that really is wrong :bleh: sorry to hear that :puppydog:

people you can't do U turns :usuck:

suzzy wrote: Oh man that really is wrong :bleh: sorry to hear that :puppydog:

people you can't do U turns :usuck:

thanks! but My Grandmother's grave is not the only one thats getting hit

Stevie wrote:Some :cursing: is stealing stuff that My Family put on My Grandmother's Grave!! :mad: So far 3 things was stolen from My Grandmother's Grave site

That's totally wack... Some people are really sick, pathetic individuals. :shakehead:

If theres a Hell..This guy is going to it!

OT: THe freaky wack job I give riding lessons too.
She is so insecure she needs to be told she is doing well every minute.
Yet, she takes offense over everything, I think she is insanely hormonal!
But money is money.... :shakehead:

Eve wrote:OT: THe freaky wack job I give riding lessons too.
She is so insecure she needs to be told she is doing well every minute.
Yet, she takes offense over everything, I think she is insanely hormonal!
But money is money.... :shakehead:

That's why I couldn't work at a retail job: dealing with the general public is a pain. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
That's why I couldn't work at a retail job: dealing with the general public is a pain. :bleh:

I know exactly what you mean. People can be immensely annoying. I couldnt waitress. That was way more than I could take. I was OK selling clothes though. But that was a loooong time back... :beaten:
Id probably be grumpier now.

Eve wrote:I know exactly what you mean. People can be immensely annoying.

Yup.

In my college days, I worked in the camera section of a department store and found some customers to be demanding, incredibly stupid, and irritating...

I worked at a SuperMarket as the Front End (Customer Service) Manager. :bleh:

Then I went into teaching.

I must be a masochist.

Wynter wrote:I worked at a SuperMarket as the Front End (Customer Service) Manager. :bleh:

Then I went into teaching.

I must be a masochist.

Undoubtedly. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:I worked at a SuperMarket as the Front End (Customer Service) Manager. :bleh:

Then I went into teaching.

I must be a masochist.

I wouldn't last as a day as a teacher :bonk: I deal with clients mostly over the phone, which is bad enough. But I have to go on the road visiting clients for 2 weeks soon :grumble:

Anime Dad wrote:I wouldn't last as a day as a teacher

Me neither: I'd be up for charges of abuse or assault if I got any crap from a student. :beaten: :sweat:

My son, in his infinite wisdom, decided to download not one but 3 DVD9 .iso images (8.4G each). Totally forgetting that our peak download limit is 20G/month. So imagine the shock I got when I checked how our monthly transfer was going, only to find over 12G used up after only 12 days of the month :shocked: :beatyou: Luckily only 1 was completed, the other 2 were not long started.

Darn fool kids these days.... :beaten:

Anime Dad wrote:My son, in his infinite wisdom, decided to download not one but 3 DVD9 .iso images (8.4G each). Totally forgetting that our peak download limit is 20G/month. So imagine the shock I got when I checked how our monthly transfer was going, only to find over 12G used up after only 12 days of the month :shocked: :beatyou: Luckily only 1 was completed, the other 2 were not long started.

He should have been smart and asked you to download those DVDs at work! Unless they were pr0n or something that he wouldn't want you to know about. :mrgreen:

sadacori wrote:

He should have been smart and asked you to download those DVDs at work! Unless they were pr0n or something that he wouldn't want you to know about. :mrgreen:

haha, no, no pr0n. He actually came and asked me how to burn one to DVD. I doubt he would have done that if it were pr0n ;)

^ Don't you guys know how to spell "porn?" :beaten: :rofl:

Wynter wrote:I worked at a SuperMarket as the Front End (Customer Service) Manager. :bleh:

Then I went into teaching.

I must be a masochist.

:mrgreen: I get you completely. Taught for five years before going back to my environmentalist roots. There were moments of toil and drudgery, but also some funny, uplifting ones as well. And those eureka! looks on their faces after hurdling a particularly tough problem = priceless. There were bound to be a few who pushed all your wrong buttons, but at the end of the day, minor misdemeanors and criminal tendencies (lol) notwithstanding, they were... good kids. Which is more than I could say for the crazies (i.e. Biochemical Terrorists and Human Poop Bombers) from my time, heh. :shakehead: And the Special Ed students were really sweet. :)

On-topic: Thing that's bugging me most today--Water, water, everywhere, and not a drop to drink. :drink: Forgot to ask my gym rat of a sister and my only brother to refill the water dispenser before leaving the house--because they're the only ones who can lift the damn jug. (Hey--don't look at me.) Water from the tap is swimming with dysentery and AIDS and all that, so no dice. :ohcrap: So... am stuck without purified drinking water for 7 more hours. :dead: Orange juice and white wine in the fridge--but they're not helping, lol. Poopy! :pout:

Ender's Girl wrote:

:mrgreen: I get you completely. Taught for five years before going back to my environmentalist roots. There were moments of toil and drudgery, but also some funny, uplifting ones as well. And those eureka! looks on their faces after hurdling a particularly tough problem = priceless. There were bound to be a few who pushed all your wrong buttons, but at the end of the day, minor misdemeanors and criminal tendencies (lol) notwithstanding, they were... good kids. Which is more than I could say for the crazies (i.e. Biochemical Terrorists and Human Poop Bombers) from my time, heh. :shakehead: And the Special Ed students were really sweet. :)

I get to hear about all that too, being married to a teacher :D and she teaches kindergarten :hehe:

On-topic: Thing that's bugging me most today--Water, water, everywhere, and not a drop to drink. :drink: Forgot to ask my gym rat of a sister and my only brother to refill the water dispenser before leaving the house--because they're the only ones who can lift the damn jug. (Hey--don't look at me.) Water from the tap is swimming with dysentery and AIDS and all that, so no dice. :ohcrap: So... am stuck without purified drinking water for 7 more hours. :dead: Orange juice and white wine in the fridge--but they're not helping, lol. Poopy! :pout:

Aids and dysentery in the water? Where the heck are you living? :bleh:

Anime Dad wrote:
Aids and dysentery in the water? Where the heck are you living? :bleh:

:lol: Profile updated accordingly. :mrgreen: Okay, well maybe not AIDS, lol... (That was just the hypochondriac in me speaking. :sweat:) But our friendly neighborhood microbes lurking in the tap--they're real alright. Living in the tropics and all. :hehe:

Anime Dad wrote:
I get to hear about all that too, being married to a teacher :D and she teaches kindergarten :hehe:

Well, I hope she gets a nice good foot rub from El Hubby on a regular basis (:naughty:), because I've observed that teaching kindergarten actually entails a heckuva lot more work than teaching any other grade level. :bow: The pre-school teachers where I used to work stayed after class the longest just to prepare cut-outs and puppets and that sorta stuff for the next day. (Hmmm... must got summat to do with them tots' 2-second attention spans and. :shakehead: Never had much patience for humans under the age of ten, anyway. I'm like, come back when you've developed your higher-level motor skills and can tell me who Mahatma Gandhi was.)