You know what really grinds my gears...
You know what really grinds my gears...
Beats the time I got gonorrhea from a tractor.
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You know what really grinds my gears...
17...damn, that beats my record of 11.
You know what really grinds my gears...
It took a heavy dose of Magnesium Citrate to get things moving.
You know what really grinds my gears...
I use those alum "crystal rock" deodorant sticks. I've found the alum actually works pretty well at preventing odor, and I think it does have a slight antiperspirant effect as well. It goes on fast and dries quickly with no residue. Plus those alum sticks last for months and months, and you can also use the same stick as a styptic for razor cuts. I've found the alum to be more than sufficient for daily use for my sedentary office job. For those situations where I know I might get hot/sweaty, however, I use Mitchum Advanced gel in order to have both a deodorant and an antiperspirant.
You know what really grinds my gears...
The PSO, again.
Their tickets are priced as Zone 1-4, but their seating chart is not diagrammed that way:
Bunch of **** bags full of hot air if you ask me.
Their tickets are priced as Zone 1-4, but their seating chart is not diagrammed that way:
Bunch of **** bags full of hot air if you ask me.
You know what really grinds my gears...
Is this a Marine Corps euphemism for 'fat chick'?Beats the time I got gonorrhea from a tractor.
You know what really grinds my gears...
Worse. A Seinfeld reference.
You know what really grinds my gears...
Truthfully I think 'Ham Planet' is my favorite all time phrase for fat chick. Shaf is the best.
You know what really grinds my gears...
Institutional 1-ply toilet paper with perforations. It's already garbage paper, but why make it even weaker? Freshly-stocked 4-roll holders get jammed and, even after pulling as gently as possible, I end up tearing off 10 individual pieces before getting a usable piece.
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That they tell you that you must be seated with your seat belt fastened on an airplane before push back but don’t show you how to use the seat belt until after.
Someday I will tell them I can’t buckle up they haven’t showed me how.
Someday I will tell them I can’t buckle up they haven’t showed me how.
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Xfinity fun. Cable is stuck on the Welcome screen.
What's more fun is my online account is jacked up. According to them a specific username is my primary account. Except when I login as said user, I basically can't do anything because it tells me it's NOT the primary account.
I love spending my entire evening dealing with this ****. I really don't have anything else I'd rather be doing.
What's more fun is my online account is jacked up. According to them a specific username is my primary account. Except when I login as said user, I basically can't do anything because it tells me it's NOT the primary account.
I love spending my entire evening dealing with this ****. I really don't have anything else I'd rather be doing.
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I hate when I connect to Amazon's customer service and get a representative in India. It's not because they're unhelpful or because there are language barriers, as they're usually super nice and knowledgeable. No, my issue is that I feel like the world's biggest jerk complaining about it being a big inconvenience that my dog treats are a week late to a guy making $4K a year and any rant I had planned goes right out the proverbial window.
#whiteguilt
#whiteguilt
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Just tell them that your purchases pay their salary.
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Do you actually call them instead of using chat?
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No. Chat. But when the guy's name is Manmeet, I'm assuming he's in India.
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You know what really grinds my gears...
Or San Francisco
You know what really grinds my gears...
Had a Midnignt Meat Train flashback right there.
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I’ve called a few times in the past. I love it when the guys says his name’s “Tom”. Don’t lie to me, Venkadesh.
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Top 5 movie all timeHad a Midnignt Meat Train flashback right there.
You know what really grinds my gears...
I hate when you are rounding a corner on the right hand side near the wall in a hallway and someone coming the other direction rounding the corner is also hugging the wall. Stay right’ just like driving!
Also, the other day I was pushing open the door from the bathroom and a guy was trying to pull it
open at the same time. I say excuse me but he just dropped his hand from the handle and stood in place like he was frozen. Didn’t back up or stand to the side. So between the door and him standing like a pylon, I had to do some kind of side step move to continue on my way. Jagoff. Probably the same guy who stands right in front of an elevator and doesn’t move out of the way of people getting off.
Also, the other day I was pushing open the door from the bathroom and a guy was trying to pull it
open at the same time. I say excuse me but he just dropped his hand from the handle and stood in place like he was frozen. Didn’t back up or stand to the side. So between the door and him standing like a pylon, I had to do some kind of side step move to continue on my way. Jagoff. Probably the same guy who stands right in front of an elevator and doesn’t move out of the way of people getting off.
You know what really grinds my gears...
F that guy. He probably jumps onto the subway as soon as the door opens, too.Probably the same guy who stands right in front of an elevator and doesn’t move out of the way of people getting off.
You know what really grinds my gears...
Probably the same guy who stands right in front of an elevator and doesn’t move out of the way of people getting off.
I'm always amazed when I see people do that. Have you never ridden on an elevator before?
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I still get really mad at males who cut in front of females getting onto the bus
theres this one chode on my morning route that catches the bus on a stop with 3-4 women (including his GF) and himself. He routinely cuts in front of everyone, including the gf, to get on the bus first. He also routinely sits in the front seats, which IMO is a bad look for a male under the age of 60. what an effing POS. I hate that guy.
theres this one chode on my morning route that catches the bus on a stop with 3-4 women (including his GF) and himself. He routinely cuts in front of everyone, including the gf, to get on the bus first. He also routinely sits in the front seats, which IMO is a bad look for a male under the age of 60. what an effing POS. I hate that guy.
You know what really grinds my gears...
Screw that guy
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