Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

[quote=mooby;1287452]Slow drivers in the left hand lane.

Motherfuckers, do you know what the word courtesy is?

We even have signs in VA that say slower traffic keep right, yet motherfuckers act like they're illiterate too.[/quote]

That would definitely grind my gears! Ignorance is bliss, and so is being an asshole. The amount of cluelessness on the streets is apparently a nationwide problem.

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1287441]When a woman say the dreaded: It's Fine.

Got that twice in a 1 minute span. It could be anything else in the world, but the 1 thing it's not is fine.[/quote]

At some point you just got ignore it.

In my head i think yup its fine and its gone be fine because this is the way too do it.

I could go off for hours on the BS men do now a days that were traditional woman jobs but yet they pick up none of our jobs. I am a fairly liberal person but there is defiantly in my generation a whole lot of KARENS.

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Working from home has truly made me appreciate how much I hate leaf blowers

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[quote=mredskins;1286275]Half drank water bottles lying about my house. This is such a female thing.[/quote]


LOL! I thought I was the only one who dealt with this.

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[quote=JackLord;1287792]LOL! I thought I was the only one who dealt with this.[/quote]

I do one of two things with them:

1. fill a dog bowl

2. pour it out in this spot in my yard that always gets dry and dies

it makes me feel at least it went to something.

I thought i combat it by buying the smaller bottles, for some reason they are the same price and/or higher then the 16oz bottles. Weird.

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My daughter thinks toothbrushes are interchangable and just grabs any toothbrush. Ive explained the gross factor to her many times. I even use the downstairs bathroom now and let the women have the upstairs bathroom.

This weekend I was finishing up some yard work, just standing there appreciating my days work and she comes walking out talking to me and hanging out with my toothbrush in her mouth. I again explain the social and health faux paus she is committing. She then spits her toothpaste fluid on my yard.

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Walking outside on my deck for lunch…beautiful day, not hurricaning out. Feels great 80 degrees, no humidity and then I sit down in one of my baller captain deck chairs.

JFC

I feel it…I stand up and the chairs hasn’t dried from yesterday’s rain. Wet ass, soaked thru
And I’m wearing jeans cause I want it to be fall already. Contemplated punching myself in the face, give myself a pass

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Paramount pushing back the release of Top Gun until May 2022.

Noooooooooooo!!!!!

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1288822]Paramount pushing back the release of Top Gun until May 2022.

Noooooooooooo!!!!![/quote]

The movie industry needs to realize their audience may never come back in full force. Time to roll with the punches and adapt.

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[quote=MTK;1288825]The movie industry needs to realize their audience may never come back in full force. Time to roll with the punches and adapt.[/quote]

Might be a bad thing if the industry stops making 300M budget big films designed for box office tickets and just focus on fiscal budget streaming movies.

I love movies. I love going to the movies for big ticket movies and watching obscure indies on my couch.

Well see. Tomorrow War cost 70M to make and was bought by Amazon for 200M and it seemed to be a hit for Amazon.

Adapt is a good word for it.

Re: What REALLY grinds your gears?
 

Anything with a hose or cord, just fighting them when trying to do the job then having to rewind them back up. I suck at winding up any hose; so annoying.

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[quote=mredskins;1289166]Anything with a hose or cord, just fighting them when trying to do the job then having to rewind them back up. I suck at winding up any hose; so annoying.[/quote]

The best is when it gets dirty and your hands/shirt become a mess.

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[quote=sdskinsfan2001;1289168]The best is when it gets dirty and your hands/shirt become a mess.

[IMG]https://i.imgflip.com/5mbp93.jpg[/IMG][/quote]

Seriously

More frustrating is you need to get some place with a cord/hose and its 10 feet away, said hose /cord goes 9.5 feet because its to short or snagged on something.

I am sure my my neighbors have had some laughs seeing a 48 year old have a full on tantrums over cords/hoses.

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This is how it’s going housewise this year:

April: Hot water heater small leak, had to replace install $1300
June: lawnmower started blowing oil at both end, fixed it for about a month…had to buy new one $450
July: Capacitor on my air pump when out. It was like camping in my house mid July for 30 hours $325
August: motherboard went out on Disherwasher…got the new one delivered this past week $475
September: storm fried my modem and cable box not working

I’ve bout had it

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I have put in this summer between home and auto A/C repairs around $2k.

A/C is such such a fragile “necessity “ that depends on so many moving parts to keep it going, it’s flipping annoying.