Gareth Bale
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I always make sure to clean and freshen up the bathroom after I'm done in there
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:lolSalazar said:I refuse to tip. Restaurants should pay their staff a satisfactory wage, and I will not feed the caged dog.
Salazar said:I refuse to tip. Restaurants should pay their staff a satisfactory wage, and I will not feed the caged dog.
Salazar said:I refuse to tip. Restaurants should pay their staff a satisfactory wage, and I will not feed the caged dog.
I've done this before. It's dumb for something to sit there and eventually go stale and be thrown away because people are too nice/lazy to eat it, and while it sits in the meantime to take up more space than one item should.dejay said:In our office there is always one thing left to eat, like a doughnut or a sandwich, left out because people are either too polite to eat the last one or don't want to be the one who has to clean up the plate. I always eat it out of principle.
dejay said:I try and get my emails and, to a lesser extent, my forum posts grammatically correct with good spelling.
blame space said:- i always take those electronic security tags off anything i buy because FUCK YOU, STORE.. I BOUGHT THIS DVD. GET THAT DRACONIAN SHIT OFF MY SHIT. also gotta get those stickers off there perfectly & W/O RESIDUE!
dejay said:In our office there is always one thing left to eat, like a doughnut or a sandwich, left out because people are either too polite to eat the last one or don't want to be the one who has to clean up the plate. I always eat it out of principle.
Kozak said:Don't know where you shop at but they're supposed to take those off.
Salazar said:Borders books have sticky tag stuff on the inside cover.
I remember reading an especially tinfoil-ish book about how those tags were the thin end of the apocalyptically anti-privacy wedge.
I think that would be referring to RFID tags. They're not used for nefarious purposes but it wouldn't be difficult to find ways to do so. I'll bear it in mind when I'm chipping my citizenry.Salazar said:Borders books have sticky tag stuff on the inside cover.
I remember reading an especially tinfoil-ish book about how those tags were the thin end of the apocalyptically anti-privacy wedge.
TestOfTide said:hold the door open for the people behind me, even if they are about 50 feet away.
always use my turn signal if i'm turning/changing lanes, even if no one's around.
I tend to try and do this, but I started getting really pissed yesterday when I didn't notice some people behind me and they start talking bad about me for not holding the door for them. Its a push door at that, it shouldn't matter if you have a "lot of stuff in your hands" (Which was 2 whole text books), you are also with a group of people, they could hold the door open for you if it was such a problem rather thne you complaining for about as long as it took me to type this rant complaining about your complaining.I usually hold the door out too if someone is following me. I just feel like a jerk if I don't.
today a girl was following me and I instinctively held the door out after I passed. I didn't even realize that her hands were full until I turned around to see her(I heard her footsteps behind me)
Drkirby said:Question: If you are doing a U-Turn, do you use your turn signal? Its most likely just me, but when I make a U-Turn, I do not use my turn signal, to try and communicate I am not going to be making a left turn.
Yes, because all lanes of traffic are affected by a U-Turn so I'm more prone to let the world know what I'm about to do.Drkirby said:Question: If you are doing a U-Turn, do you use your turn signal? Its most likely just me, but when I make a U-Turn, I do not use my turn signal, to try and communicate I am not going to be making a left turn.
Drkirby said:But if you are in the left lane, you are ether going to U-Turn or left turn, you have no option 3 (In the US at least). If you turn your signal on, others likely think you are going to make a left turn.
Drkirby said:What do you do when you goto a place that exits to only one side of the road?
Also, why have you turned into nothing but a joke poster in the last year or so?
Salazar said:I refuse to tip. Restaurants should pay their staff a satisfactory wage, and I will not feed the caged dog.
Kozak said:I agree but I live in Australia.
America's problems would be solved if it were more like Australia.
-Waiters get paid a satisfactory wage
-No security shit on your purchases
-Great exchange rate
-Kangaroos and Emus
Ah Australia...
I just want to say you are fighting the good fight my friend, keep it up. And when they day comes that you DO see one of those assholes pulled over, it is indeed very sweet.timetokill said:Driving:
- If I'm in the rightmost lane in heavy traffic, and I notice a car trying to get ahead by driving down the right shoulder and pretending it's a lane, I will adjust my car to block that person behind me. Fuck you dude, wait in the proper lane like everyone else.
- If I notice a person speeding or being an asshole generally (not using their blinkers, cutting people off) and I am ahead of them, I will do whatever I can to pull them into a trap. For instance let's say I'm in the fast lane and there's a car to my right, and the speeding asshole is coming up behind me. I will drive up a bit to get the guy to think there will be an opening where he can slip by, but then I will match speed with the car in the next lane, so that the guy is unable to pass. Usually they ride my ass for a few miles and then finally hit the brakes and try going around. If they get by they speed off as fast as they can. I really can't wait for the day when I see those assholes get pulled over for driving like that.
Satyamdas said:I just want to say you are fighting the good fight my friend, keep it up. And when they day comes that you DO see one of those assholes pulled over, it is indeed very sweet.
I drive up from Southern to Northern California a fair bit, and it is the rare trip where you do not see at least 4 or 5 of these jagoffs along the way. One time there was an old white pickup truck, like an '88 Toyota, and the guy was doing 110 easily any time there was an open stretch. Even when cars and big rigs would bunch up he would keep pushing too fast and would weave in and out at high speeds like a total fucktard. There were a few other cars including myself who kept trapping this ass like you described but he always eventually got loose and sped off.
So we don't see him for a good 30 or 40 miles and then all of the sudden as we pass an offramp in the middle of nowhere, we see a CHP officer walking up to the pulled over white pickup. I look over to my left and one of my "teammates" who helped me slow this ass down was laughing and pointing at him and giving me a huge thumbs up in celebration. After dealing with countless dumb fucks like this it really felt good to finally see one of them caught.
Alucrid said:I've never had security shit on anything of mine. Plus at least here games don't get banned for every little thing. Will visit, won't live. Unless I'm offered or something.
Kozak said:Hmm...the video games thing is true..
I guess it helps if you don't like video games that much here in Australia.
ultron87 said:I always try to use proper grammer in text messages unless I can fit something into 160 characters by cutting a few punctuation marks or something.
Solstice said:I'm the same way. Proper grammar is a must to me, especially in the e-mail/forum realm. I can somewhat understand it on a text message, but if you have a slide out keyboard, I expect some punctuation in that shit.
Well, I guess you're as good a person to ask as any. How does one get those permanent-looking stickers off one's laptop? You know, the ones that identify your gpu, processor and OS.blame space said:yes! you get it. I only do it if i think i can get the label/sticker off without leaving residue. naturally i test bottles/typed of adhesives constantly to see if i can "simplify" my stuff. starting to think it's a side-affect of our culture's constant bombardment of advertising
Dali said:Well, I guess you're as good a person to ask as any. How does one get those permanent-looking stickers off one's laptop? You know, the ones that identify your gpu, processor and OS.
I'm exactly like that, even when it comes to tweets and texts.Solstice said:I'm the same way. Proper grammar is a must to me, especially in the e-mail/forum realm. I can somewhat understand it on a text message, but if you have a slide out keyboard, I expect some punctuation in that shit.
Okay Mr. Pink...here we go....Salazar said:I refuse to tip. Restaurants should pay their staff a satisfactory wage, and I will not feed the caged dog.
timetokill said:Driving:
- If I'm in the rightmost lane in heavy traffic, and I notice a car trying to get ahead by driving down the right shoulder and pretending it's a lane, I will adjust my car to block that person behind me. Fuck you dude, wait in the proper lane like everyone else.
- If I notice a person speeding or being an asshole generally (not using their blinkers, cutting people off) and I am ahead of them, I will do whatever I can to pull them into a trap. For instance let's say I'm in the fast lane and there's a car to my right, and the speeding asshole is coming up behind me. I will drive up a bit to get the guy to think there will be an opening where he can slip by, but then I will match speed with the car in the next lane, so that the guy is unable to pass. Usually they ride my ass for a few miles and then finally hit the brakes and try going around. If they get by they speed off as fast as they can. I really can't wait for the day when I see those assholes get pulled over for driving like that.
Same here, as well as the seatbelt thing and the trapping people thing.ultron87 said:I always try to use proper grammer in text messages unless I can fit something into 160 characters by cutting a few punctuation marks or something.
If U-turns are allowed, the intersecting traffic may think it's OK to make a right turn while you turn left or go straight, so the signal triggers them to look at the extra option too - you u-turning into the side of their vehicle.Drkirby said:But if you are in the left lane, you are ether going to U-Turn or left turn, you have no option 3 (In the US at least). If you turn your signal on, others likely think you are going to make a left turn.
ultron87 said:I always try to use proper grammer in text messages unless I can fit something into 160 characters by cutting a few punctuation marks or something.
AndresON777 said:I refuse paperless billing. I'm not saving the damn company any money. It's not about the trees anyway.
a Master Ninja said:I always wear a seat belt, even when just backing the car out of the garage. Although maybe this is more of a habit than a principle thing.
thesoapster said:And really, the same deal goes for turn signals. If you are not in the habit of signaling when changing lanes (even when no one is around) and other seemingly pointless situations (at least on the surface), you are going to turn into someone who signals only 1/2 the time when it's actually important and maybe even turn into one of those fucking idiots that only uses their turn signal as they're getting onto an exit ramp and leaving it on the whole fucking way through the thing. I think that pisses me off the most because it's so pointless, and then once they get off the ramp and need to merge, the turn signals are now off and they just weave around into their lane in front of people. </rant>
Alucrid said:The only time I never use signals is when turning into my drive way because it's a quiet side street and maybe once a month I'll be on the road at the same time as someone else.
tekumseh said:I'm convinced that hell will be a huge retail establishment, wherein Satan and his minions will be constantly pushing a higher priced piece of electronics than I want to by, all the while constantly espousing the value of an extended store warranty...:lol
:lol did you start that thread like a week ago?tekumseh said:I, too, also remove all those store anti-theft tags from whatever I buy as soon as I get home.
Much more irritatingly to some, however, I'm also that guy who ALWAYS steps into a retail establishment situation where there is either:
a) some poor customer who looks completely lost in an area where I have sufficient knowledge to help them, or:
b) some idiot salesperson is failing to clearly meet the needs of a customer when deciding on a purchase.
I'm convinced that hell will be a huge retail establishment, wherein Satan and his minions will be constantly pushing a higher priced piece of electronics than I want to by, all the while constantly espousing the value of an extended store warranty...:lol
Gouty said:I buy music CD's. I have a large collection, but I refuse to allow anyone to copy them.