Things that annoy me

[k0ua]

Going by the ammo counter at Wal-Mart for the last 6 months and not finding any .22LR ever. And if you ask about it, they just laugh.

 

[murphy1244]

Going by the ammo counter at Wal-Mart for the last 6 months and not finding any .22LR ever. And if you ask about it, they just laugh.

James, I have not seen 22LR in 6 months. 9mm is going for 18.00 a box!

 

[Western]

trying to get "1" coffee filter from the stack!

 

[Midniteoyl]

She just wanted you to know that she was going thru a lot of work just to make you a nice dinner!

Exactly! A little appreciation (and listening) go a long way

 

[Midniteoyl]

Applause for you action on this.:thumbsup:

My peeve, is people who ask my advice, then ignore it and ultimately come to me to help fix the resulting mess. Over and over again.
When this happens at work, they get a pretty frank assessment before the cleanup begins. At home I'm more prone to suck it up with minimal if any review of the sequence of events. I just came back from the neighbours. Their floor is rotting, just like I explained it would, every year when they ask my advice on their latest renovation and redecorating ideas.
I'd prefer to not be asked at all.

My standard answer now is "I dont know"...

 

[teejk]

My pet peeve is people that whine about little things in life.

Other than that, good posts on a day when I think we are going to get snow in central Wisconsin (it it cold and nasty out there). As for the wimmin thing, people ask me why I don't where ear protection in the shop...I respond with "huh...what did you say"?

 

[grnspot110]

What about when someone is the first to reply to a post and quotes the whole four paragraph original post? It's obvious who they are replying to, why quote the post?

Especially when they duplicate the pictures! ~~ grnspot

 

[Midniteoyl]

Mine is the 'One vs Another' type debates.. Like Democrats vs Republicans, Chevy vs Ford, or Deere vs 'whatever'.. Seems to do nothing but create animosity and solves nothing.

 

[Bird]

One of mine is the people at the grocery store who are too lazy to return the shopping carts to the return rack!

I agree. And I regularly see arriving customers who walk right by carts left in the parking lot to go inside and get a cart there. I don't understand why they don't take one of the carts they just walked past outside. I nearly always take a cart inside with me. Maybe part of my reason is my age.:laughing: Having a cart to push along as I go in is like having a walker; makes the going easier and more comfortable.:laughing: However, when I come out, I never take the cart out of the store unless I have more stuff in it than I can carry in my hands.

 

[EE_Bota]

This sounds like a government meeting. With engineers.

Wedge

I do that, and they set the factory on fire today anyway, even with me reiterating this morning. So, repeating things doesn't work anyway, apparently.