Reminds me of something that happened to me a few days ago: I ordered a 7-up and got a Sprite. I was like ¨Sprite? I clearly said 7-up, didn't I?¨
Do you have any pet peeves?
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Reminds me of something that happened to me a few days ago: I ordered a 7-up and got a Sprite. I was like ¨Sprite? I clearly said 7-up, didn't I?¨
Well they can't read. They see the green they assume its what you want.
When religious missionaries try to convince you that you should join their religion. I mean, I don't care whether you are religious or not, but please don't bother me with it.
Now that I come to think of it... maybe I indeed do have some issue with religion.
Now that I come to think of it... maybe I indeed do have some issue with religion.
Have to be honest, I'm surprised how rare missionaries are around here. I mean, they're annoying, but they're nowhere near as common as they must be in America.
As for another pet peeve... how about those idiots trying to scam you by saying they're calling from Microsoft or what not? Goddamn scumbags.
As for another pet peeve... how about those idiots trying to scam you by saying they're calling from Microsoft or what not? Goddamn scumbags.
I was tempted to comment on both of those, but I thought of a nice way to combine them.
My advice: when you get called by such a scammer, try to convince them that they should join your religion.
When they say video games teach kids to kill.
"Press X to reload"
"Press X to reload"
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I have heard multiple times that the American people are on average more religious than Europeans. So it's true indeed?
I am only going of off own assumptions here, not much research: I think there are surely more Americans that are doing something to show they've been raised religiously, than Europeans. Many Europeans still have been too, but many neglect it.
However, I'm not so sure if there are really more people 'following' Jesus in America than in Europe, as I often feel like people calling themselves Christians are much less pious than they would like to believe.
But hey, it's not at all up to me to judge them.
Interesting. I'm an atheist myself and I do not know much about religion because I try to keep myself aloof from it, but I have to admit that it can be interesting to read about from time to time.
The insatiable hunger after exercise killing all intent on being healthy.
When people in Youtube videos use miles, feet, pounds etc. without adding a ¨translation¨ into the Metric system. Same applies to the Fahrenheit temperature scale.
Being interrupted in a game you can't pause.
Buying a pack of beef lo mein and its like 75% air
Then I guess you don't like JS Shantae. Or me in Real Life.
(Hopes he doesn't read this)
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People who whine about how much their life sucks, but don't do anything to improve their life, despite easily being able to do so. (I'm not targeting anyone around here, it's just something that I've seen many times in real life.)
I used to go to this laundromat in Pennsylvania alot during my time there and they had a Ms. Pac-Man machine and everytime i went to pick up my clothes the first thing i hear on my left every time is "TAP TAP TAP TAP MASH MASH MASH MASH SMASH SMASH SMASH SMASH" all fast like and it gets super grating in mere seconds. Why do some people think that you need to mash that button to eat?