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Acutie

Acutie

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Yet another thing that is annoying me. Are you ever walking down the street, on a sidewalk of course and there are like anywhere from 2-10 people just standing there, right in the middle of the sidewalk just talking to one another? Does this piss anyone else off? I end up having to step into traffic just to get by them. You think they'd move? Of course not they're completely oblivious to the rest of the world when they're in their little group, it makes me sick.

Newsflash to anyone who does this or knows anyone that does this: It's called a sideWALK not a fucking sideSTANDAROUNDLIKEARETARD. If you have to stay there to wait for something or to have a friendly conversation with someone you run into, kindly move to the side, not in the god damn middle.
 
Haha, I hate that shit. I don't see how some people are so damn oblivious to where they are standing that they can't move like 2 feet to the side to let people by. Some people just don't have a clue...

Kind of the same thing goes for being on a crowded bus. Some guys that stand in the isle with their big ass backpacks on (instead of down on the floor by their feet) and then don't take the time to look around and see who needs to get by them when they're taking up the whole isle.
 
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Someone just sat beside me with their little MP3 player. Now, I shouldn't be able to make out the words of the song right? Right. But for some reason, I can make every fucking word out. Isn't that lovely? And what wonderful "music" he is listening to. "Put your ass on my face, I like the way your pussy tastes. "Girl you know you are the one, shake that ass and make me cum."

Is this shit seriously passing off as music? Ugh...god this is the stuff that pisses me off...
 
LoL Acute I totally agree with you!

As well as writting, something pissed me off this morning too...

I was sitting in my quantum mecanics class...listening to the teacher and everything was going fine. The these 2 idiots come in the class, like 20 minutes late. No biggie, maybe they got more traffic or something. So one sits on the table next to me, and the other in back of him, and they start freaking talking, and they kept on going for the remaining 1.5 hr of that class. I mean, you're in university, you pay fucking thousands to be there. If you wanna lose your time talking during classes, just go do it outside and let me make my money worth paying!!! I just don't understand people who act like that. They're idiots in the first place, not knowing that at that level, every single freaking word the guy in front of the class says is important, and over that, they come in the class to talk, as when they could just not come, and spend their time talking about what they're doing this week-end out of the class.

And while I'm at it...this guy was telling his friend how he was gonna meet with this chick and score with her this week-end but that guy was so freaking ugly. I mean my dog is sexier than he is... What a loser!

I feel better now :)
 
Acutie... You would fit in here in NYC perfectly!

We dread the tourist seasons (all of summer and the holidays). Everyone is in a hurry to get somewhere EXCEPT the tourists. They (entire families) seem to stop-short right in front of you to snap a few photos, look at maps, discuss their plans for the day, etc. It seems as if they have no clue of the all the other pedestrians that they are pissing off.

I'm sure all the tall structures must be an awe striking sight, if you come from a farm but... COME ON! KEEP MOVING! They get bumped around and cursed at, then go home to tell their friends how RUDE New Yorkers are. THEY are the ones being rude and clueless blocking the busiest of sidewalks, just to look at a building.
 
I hated this in high school... girls would stand in groups...more like hordes of 10 and right in the middle of the hallway too. Half the time I'd have to just bust through them... and then theyd give me dirty looks....whatever.

Luckily at college it seems people have gotten a hold of the whole walking AND talking deal. Who knows... maybe they can chew gum as well if the practice....
 
MajorHavoc said:
Acutie... You would fit in here in NYC perfectly!

We dread the tourist seasons (all of summer and the holidays). Everyone is in a hurry to get somewhere EXCEPT the tourists. They (entire families) seem to stop-short right in front of you to snap a few photos, look at maps, discuss their plans for the day, etc. It seems as if they have no clue of the all the other pedestrians that they are pissing off.

I'm sure all the tall structures must be an awe striking sight, if you come from a farm but... COME ON! KEEP MOVING! They get bumped around and cursed at, then go home to tell their friends how RUDE New Yorkers are. THEY are the ones being rude and clueless blocking the busiest of sidewalks, just to look at a building.
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If you dont like it there, come on over and move to Jersey! There are no tourists cause NO ONE wants to be here... even the residents :o
 
You know what REALLY grinds my gears? [/familyguy]

When it's raining, it seems that people think you can walk down the sidewalk under the awnings and overhangs above only if you have an umbrella. It would appear that those umbrella-less chaps (like myself) are not dignified enough to enjoy the royalty of awnings over our heads, and as such I end up walking on the rainy side of the sidewalk more than these jackasses with their own mobile coverage. It's like they're afraid that the rain will bore a hole through the concrete overhang above them and - gasp! - get them wet.

It rains a lot in Vancouver and I have to deal with this shit weekly. I swear one day I'mma bring my 1-iron to work and wield that over my head, batting these god damn double-cover umbrellas right outta their hands so us norms can escape the pain and torment of rain.
 
It pisses me off when you're on a narrow pavement (yeah, thats right, I'm english - We say pavement :o ) and there are 2 (or more) people infront of you walking slow as hell.

But! To add to it, one of them looks back when you loudly make a coughing sound, acknowleges that you're right behind them, obviously in a rush, and continues to idolly banter away to the other sloth casually walking beside them... Forcing you into the road, endangering your life, then they scowl at you as you walk off at double their speed.
 
I have encounter this problem when i'm in High School, there is liek 20 girl jamming up the hallway talking about Boys, like "OMG, He is strong, very sexy, etc" and about "I'm gonna fight this bitch at afterschool, etc"

Those are very annoying, and sometime pissing me off

And those girl in my school can't walk, they don't know how to walk stright, 1 sec she was walking stright, then second later, they stiff a little to left or right. and sometime when she see that boy, she instantly stop, and make another person behind it, instantly stop to too to prevent to bump on them

And those girl will be bitching like hell if you bump into them cuz that bitches, stop in the middle of the hallway while people trying to hurry to get to the next class other side of the school campus, and bumped at her.

Where i lived, not many people in sideway, so I have nothing against it 8)
 
Acutie said:
"Put your ass on my face, I like the way your pussy tastes. "Girl you know you are the one, shake that ass and make me cum."
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Lol omg, what kind of shit is that? :shock:
 
Sonicboom said:
Acutie said:
"Put your ass on my face, I like the way your pussy tastes. "Girl you know you are the one, shake that ass and make me cum."
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Lol omg, what kind of shit is that? :shock:
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those are your favor song boomy lol

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Yeah right, that's your song! Just switch the "Girl" with "Boy" and you could sing it, unless you're into girls, then ok. :P
 
hehe Sonic, that is you doing with your friend :O :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: 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Pfft, All Lies! It's all you. I know you sing along to that song every day. You also do it with your special friend below your stomache!
 
Sonicboom said:
Pfft, All Lies! It's all you. I know you sing along to that song every day. You also do it with your special friend below your stomache!
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no no no, I saw you having a gay affair with you friend :O
and you was singing this sing to him ewwww
 
I also do not know what this sidewalk you speak of is. But i don't generally have such problems when walking on the pavement as long as i don't go down any alleyways (excluding the end of school rush). And yeah i know what you mean with the "OMG how dare you walk around me because i couldn't break 0.01mph if i tried!" glares.

Can't really comment on the rain one...it rains alot here but you get used to it...hell i don't wear anything waterproof for anything less than a storm.

The bad taste in music then insisting on playing it at full volume thing is annoying as hell though...and those are some really stupid lyrics.

And acutie why are you always the one to make RL flames? :P
 
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