What things bother you the most?

Tu_triky wrote:Just saw thru the manifold and duct tape it back together after you install the module. :P

That's what they're doing. :mrgreen:

EstherM wrote:Brussel's people - have a broken foot and must wear a plaster, now nothing too crazy and I can walk without crutches. But today I have been laughed at by two people, told off for being too slow on the metro stairs and nobody offered a seat in the train (which I had anticipated).

I say it's time to bring back courtesy.

You can always have my seat, Esther. :patpat:

EstherM wrote:

:D oh no far from it, too much cleavage and a missing accessory prevent me to ever become one. :P

I maintain it would not have happened to a true professional of the de-cluttering business. :mrgreen:

Off now to take a Zip-lining class!

OMG! I just came from zip-lining in Costa Rica! It was AMAZING!

gaijinmark wrote:

Don't forget about Zip-lining:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip-line

It's all the rage in Costa Rica!! :woot:

:hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
That's what they're doing. :mrgreen:

:hehe:

Slick.

Wynter wrote:OMG! I just came from zip-lining in Costa Rica! It was AMAZING!

Any pics/video?? :D

Btw, which is scarier, Zip-lining, or Parent/Teacher interviews?

^ :hehe:

gaijinmark wrote:

Any pics/video?? :D

Btw, which is scarier, Zip-lining, or Parent/Teacher interviews?

Definitely Parent/Teacher interviews. No lie. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:

Definitely Parent/Teacher interviews. No lie. :sweat:

That's because they don't give you a helmet.

OT: Natto without soy sauce!!! :bleh:

Wynter wrote:

Definitely Parent/Teacher interviews. No lie. :sweat:

You mean every Mama's perfect little darling isn't totally perfect? :hehe:

Hi, Wyn-chan! :hug.

Woke up this morning and there's a small bruise under my left eye. It wasn't there when I went to bed. I wonder where it came from??? :headscratch:

gaijinmark wrote:Woke up this morning and there's a small bruise under my left eye. It wasn't there when I went to bed. I wonder where it came from??? :headscratch:

Sensei would know the answer. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Sensei would know the answer. :mrgreen:

You know, I've told her before about those elbows.

It's always something. Took me FOREVER to get to her to stop hogging all the covers!!

gaijinmark wrote:It's always something. Took me FOREVER to get to her to stop hogging all the covers!!

That's women for ya. :beaten:

Gas prices. They're insane. :sweat:

The Lakers, when they don't play like a championship team. :grumble:

Ran across one of those lists, "100 Books everyone should have read".

I think I had read 8 of them. And 5 of those I read in high school because I was required to!! :ashamed:

^ I'm probably in the same boat with you... Reading books is not a hobby of mine.

Summer students replacing virtually all regular staff in shops and restaurants during July and August.

Makes the already terrible service in Brussels even slower and just dreadful. One kid at the supermarket till yesterday kept on texting on his phone while checking me out and another insulted a Japanese tourist in Paul's (a French bakery chain)who dared to ask a question about a cake. :beatyou:

EstherM wrote:Summer students replacing virtually all regular staff in shops and restaurants during July and August.

Makes the already terrible service in Brussels even slower and just dreadful. One kid at the supermarket till yesterday kept on texting on his phone while checking me out and another insulted a Japanese tourist in Paul's (a French bakery chain)who dared to ask a question about a cake. :beatyou:

Too bad you still don't have your big foot you could have kicked him in the head. :boot:

Tu_triky wrote:

Too bad you still don't have you big foot you cold have kicked him in the head. :boot:

Yes there are days when I miss my little heavy club foot :muack: . Thanks god it's illegal to carry guns in my country. :victory:

EstherM wrote:Summer students replacing virtually all regular staff in shops and restaurants during July and August.

Makes the already terrible service in Brussels even slower and just dreadful. One kid at the supermarket till yesterday kept on texting on his phone while checking me out and another insulted a Japanese tourist in Paul's (a French bakery chain)who dared to ask a question about a cake. :beatyou:

And this is worse than normal?

Ugh. :sweat: