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sweetalyssm
Nov. 3rd, 2001 11:14 pmScotto's Hateful/Distasteful Things
running out of hot water in the shower
unfulfilling food (Tasteless Produce for example)
people who think they're brilliant, but aren't.
paper cuts
folks with no sense of humor
circular arguments
high school level politics on LJ or at work
wearing neckties
melted slurpee
bullies
casual profanity
newsprint stains on fingers
software that only works "sometimes"
$.35 pay phones, without a dollar bill changer
tardy taxicabs
off-schedule buses
public toilets with 'leftovers' inside
bars with music too loud to converse
home-based e-mail spam of "this is sooooo funny" incoming a dozen times
hot Gatorade
toilets with no lids to shut pre-flush
insect bites
"reality" TV
badly handled firearms
greasy/sticky floors
folks in communications industry, that can't communicate.
What harshes your mellow ?
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Date: 2001-11-03 11:47 pm (UTC)I will say this simply - I hate MBA graduates. Personally I think the only good use for MBA graduates is to set their feet in concrete, link them togehter with chains and use them as parking barricades.
Casual Profanity is OK as long as it is not used repeatedly (ad-infinitim)and front of children or the aged, purposeful profanity can be scary.
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people who can't write decently and/or think critically, & people who blindly accept things
bigots who claim to be liberal, leftist, whatever (well, in addition to bigots, period, but i'd imagine that one is obvious)
people who cut others down to try to feel better about themselves
people who break promises regularly
companies who have monopolies
almost all sitcoms
almost all fluffy movies
most beer.
hmm, i'm sure there's more, but that's enough. :)
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Date: 2001-11-04 12:46 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2001-11-04 03:28 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2001-11-04 12:27 pm (UTC)Ahhhh I see you've paid a visit to my company! ;-)
on a more serious note, I do agree with that one. it can be quite frustrating!
I will add the first distateful thing that pops into my head:
Parents who blame everyone but themselves for their children's shortcomings. For example, the parents who blame stores for putting things where children can reach them, rather than take some responsibility for their children and teaching them the meaning of "no" (or some good old-fashioned discipline.) argh!
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Date: 2001-11-04 12:45 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2001-11-04 07:38 pm (UTC)I'm afraid I'd harsh your mellow IRL. I'm terribly profane. I don't try to be, but it all comes tumbling out as though it were regular, acceptable vocabulary. Difficult at work sometimes!
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