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03-26-2007, 04:44 PM
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[ QUOTE ] I would count driving half a mile on the shoulder and then trying to force your way back into stopped traffic on this list. [/ QUOTE ] On the other hand: when you are driving on a two lane highway, and being the responsible driver you are, you put on your blinker to switch lanes. Huge prick/a-hole who's in this lane and clearly behind you, sees your blinker and speeds up so you can't switch lanes. This makes me want to punch babies. [/ QUOTE ] yeah. there are a lot of them that involve driving. the other really irritating one is going like one mile an hour faster than the people in the slow lane in the fast lane, and refusing to move over or speed up. or just sitting in the left lane going the speed limit, forcing EVERY SINGLE PERSON to pass you on the right, when there's not even any traffic. or basically being from New Jersey and owning a car, that's kind of a catchall for most of these. 
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#22
03-26-2007, 04:47 PM
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Daryn,
Friday night at a concert I am at the bar waiting to order a beer. I have been clearly waiting for a very long time, the bartender and I make contact and she knows I am next after she makes one of the runners orders. These two guys walk up to the bar and they sort of elbow their way in front of me but do it in a way that makes them in front of me w/o being really aggressive. I think to myself that if they get to order before me I am going to say something. The bartender looks right past them and asks for my order. The two guys say, "heeeeyyyy, what is this?" I look right at the guy next to me and say, "Are you [censored] kidding me? You have been here for 5 seconds, at least the bartender has a clue." He says, "Oh so its like that?" I ignore him b/c I don't even know what this means.
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03-26-2007, 04:47 PM
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Tale from the Ostrich Festival a couple of weeks ago that fits this theme. Wife and Kids are sitting with me in the stands watching the dog show. Behind us, there is a boy, a girl, and a older lady I would assume is a grandma to the boy. Behind the girl is her parents, up one more row. Note that the grandma + boy = totally unrelated family to the girl and parents. The girl and parents sat down first, and the grandma and boy sat down afterwards in what was basically the only spots left in the bleachers. Early on in the show, the dad picks up the girl and puts her on his lap for her to get a better view. A few minutes later, the grandma moves over to sit next to the boy, since it appears that the girl is going to be watching the rest of the show on the dad's lap. The dad immediately goes off on the grandma about how that's his daughter's spot, and what kind of nerve the grandma has to try to take it. The grandma is super nice, and even apologetic, and tries to ask where the girl will be sitting, so she can try to sit next to the grandson. The guy waves along this spot where easily two fat people could sit, that "this area is hers!" Yes, that's what needed for a 5 year old 40lb kid. The grandma was nothing but polite, and moved back over to her original spot, only to have the guy rant for a few more minutes about "how rude some people can be!" I have never been tempted to taunt someone into a fight more in my entire life, but somehow I didn't think that would be a good plan in front of my 3 and 4 year old. Ray [/ QUOTE ] Teaching your kids chivalry is never a bad idea imo.
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03-26-2007, 04:48 PM
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this one time when I was waiting in a crowded airport (think philly, but not 100%) there was some girl that was doing this Irish dancing [censored], but the thing was, she had this HUGE routine which took her all throughout the terminal. She stopped for nobody, people were literally diving out of her way as she danced to the music in her ipod. High kicks, spins, and [censored], it was insane, and her mom would just discuss with her what she did wrong, in the routine, not in the fact that she was nearly kiling people. This went on for 3 full routines as I covertly recorded it on my video phone hoping beyond hope for a nasty incident , but it ended when an airport security person finally put a stop to it. [/ QUOTE ] Video?
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03-26-2007, 04:49 PM
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Went to see 2001 at the Silver Theater in DC a month or so ago. Guy a couple rows behind me is there with his 6 or 7-year-old kid. Kid does not shut up for the entire first half of the movie. Asks dad questions every 30 seconds or so ("DID THE BONE GO UP INTO SPACE????"). Dad, instead of shushing him, obligingly answers every question. Lots of people shushing them and angry looks backward. At intermission at least half a dozen people went up to the guy and told him to make the kid STFU or GTFO. Fortunately, he STFU.
WHY BRING A 6-YEAR-OLD TO THAT MOVIE??????????
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03-26-2007, 04:49 PM
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Daryn, Friday night at a concert I am at the bar waiting to order a beer. I have been clearly waiting for a very long time, the bartender and I make contact and she knows I am next after she makes one of the runners orders. These two guys walk up to the bar and they sort of elbow their way in front of me but do it in a way that makes them in front of me w/o being really aggressive. I think to myself that if they get to order before me I am going to say something. The bartender looks right past them and asks for my order. The two guys say, "heeeeyyyy, what is this?" I look right at the guy next to me and say, "Are you [censored] kidding me? You have been here for 5 seconds, at least the bartender has a clue." He says, "Oh so its like that?" I ignore him b/c I don't even know what this means. [/ QUOTE ] man this guy is lucky you didn't have a couple of baseballs in your pocket or you would probably have stepped back and KILLED HIM WITH A FOUR SEAMER TO THE THROAT AMIRITE??? i wish you would, this is a huge douche move
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03-26-2007, 04:54 PM
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Teaching your kids chivalry is never a bad idea imo. [/ QUOTE ] I don't think the method I would have gone about dealing with this guy would have been considered chivalrous. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Ray
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03-26-2007, 04:55 PM
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Trying to rob a man of his hailed cab. I recently was on the receiving end of this. The [censored] didn't get my cab though. [/ QUOTE ] I made a thread with a title like "woman who assume you want to seep with them" or something like that about 2 chicks that ran into a cab i had hailed. I wasn't with my buddies either I was with my sister. I was so angry.
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#30
03-26-2007, 04:57 PM
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[ QUOTE ] I would count driving half a mile on the shoulder and then trying to force your way back into stopped traffic on this list. [/ QUOTE ] you have not lived in NY long enough.... [/ QUOTE ] People will literally drive half in the right lane half on the shoulder to piss these people off. I saw some old dude in a range rover who sould swirve into the shoulder to try and for these people into, I dunno hitting him or the wall I guess.
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