monarchsfan16
<font color=green>Holy smokes, the DIS is a big pl
- Joined
- Nov 30, 2003
Sitting in the left lane for miles while doing at or below the speed limit.
My friend calls these "niceholes." A nicehole is someone who thinks they are doing something nice, but they actually cause you frustration or more work. Like someone who comes over and insists on helping you put away dishes. If you refuse you look like a jerk. If you let them help, they put everything in the wrong place or it takes twice as long because they constantly ask where everything goes.Let me go in traffic when it's actually their turn. (I know they're trying to be nice, but I'd rather they be predictable. - It's safer.)
Omg! In the bathroom! “He said -FLUSH- I told him -FLUSH....” I’m dying lol I bet whoever is on the other line is just dumbfounded.Not using turn signals.
Also: Phone conversations IN THE BATHROOM. Ladies, why?! Why can't you pause the conversation long enough to do your business and then call them back??? This one drives me the most bonkers.
Or at a theme park. Your group of 10 is standing in front of the exit. Why not move to the side to look at your phones or the map?People who have to congregate right in the middle of a high-traffic aisle at the grocery store. I secretly want to sneak frozen shrimp in their cart so it'll thaw and smell by the time they finally move. That or adult diapers- there's your unexpected item in the bagging area!
People who have to congregate right in the middle of a high-traffic aisle at the grocery store. I secretly want to sneak frozen shrimp in their cart so it'll thaw and smell by the time they finally move. That or adult diapers- there's your unexpected item in the bagging area!
All of these!!!There’s just not enough space for my answer - LOL!
People using speakerphone in public
People watching videos (loudly) at a restaurant, waiting room or etc
People driving on the shoulder of the expressway when there’s a backup
People who don’t say excuse me, thank you or any other normal polite responses
People who don’t throw away their garbage
I could go on and on and on……..
I think this is something of a bygone era. It's not taught anymore, and most of the dads now were never taught it either. My dad was born in 1939, so he always took his hat off inside. But most people my age (42) that I have asked about it have never even heard that this was a thing. My husband was never taught this.Men who don't take off their hats in a restaurant.
I agree with the volume. However, I will never, ever judge a parent for letting their kid use a tablet/phone in a restaurant. You have no idea what the reason is behind it. Is the kid neuro divergent? Are there some sort of issues/disabilities you know nothing about? Maybe they ARE just ignoring them for that hour, and thats ok too. Even parents are entitled to an hour every now and then of adult conversation. We do not have to engage with our kids every second of every day.adults who allow children to be on phone/iPad at a restaurant and never communicate with the child and allow the child to use said device at full volume.
Lol, you are a cat person right?I have more:
People that allow their dogs off the leash in public places.
People that put their dogs on chairs at outdoor venues/restaurants. People that put their dogs in shopping carts. People that bring their non-service dogs onto public transportation/airplanes.
Lol, you are a cat person right?
However, I will never, ever judge a parent for letting their kid use a tablet/phone in a restaurant. You have no idea what the reason is behind it. Is the kid neuro divergent? Are there some sort of issues/disabilities you know nothing about? Maybe they ARE just ignoring them for that hour, and thats ok too. Even parents are entitled to an hour every now and then of adult conversation. We do not have to engage with our kids every second of every day.
Happy 118th Birthday in heaven, Grammy! You died before I was born, I never knew you. But hoping to gather some "likes"I have to say that recently I have noticed that Facebook has turned into a disaster for me. The people I'm "friends" with are constantly posting about dead relatives. Its to the point where its a constant thing. I think Facebook has in a way turned into a grief counselor for them.