What Grinds Your Gears?

Really loud/obnoxious children are also one of those pet-peeves of mine. Sitting there trying to take someone's order and you have a kid screaming at the top of his lounges in the back for no reason, hngh.

Being in a larger building, it carries so much more.

Finally telling people around you that you're pregnant and having them say "ya know, I thought so! You've looked pretty bad the last couple of weeks!"

***, I grew a lung today, *** off.

tbh i never know how to react when other girls my age say their pregnant. like do i say congrats or i'm sorry you're life is like half ruined now?

Really either of those is better that telling me I look like ***imo lol

Congratulations!!! =)

EDIT: How many weeks in?

8 weeks this Saturday, thanks ^^

Your kid is due around the month we conceived this year! LOL!

/highfive

Beware! People are always going to say ignorant things to you through out the whole ordeal.

Winter... I hate how you're under the blankets and it's way too warm to sleep. Yet when you kick them off, you're freezing your *** off and cant sleep.

And a tad more FFXI related, people asking "Can i come DRG/PUP/BST/NIN/THF/<insert melee job here>?" when you're 17/18 and made clear that you're just looking for a WHM. I hate that.

Also hate people without the decent courtesy to atleast mention they cant warp over to some place and have to take 30 minutes to get there. If you would have just told me, no problem. But dont start walking there from Jeuno the second we go 18/18 when you were one of the first people who got invited, and half the alliance is already at the spawn and the other half is about to warp over.

I especialy hate it when you do arive after that with 5/5 pink gear, an under-leveled subjob or a completely diffirent job than what i invited you on, or asked you to come as.

Having the child is the easy part. Keeping your sanity during the first 5 years of their life is the hardest part.

People that call off every other day. So I have to work for them.

Every other day.

I'm sick>I'm sick>payday>Going to florida!

Nyzul Isle starting like this: 1>3>5>9>13>18>21>23. A couple of these floors were shitty so after finishing 23 we just gave up and exited.

I think I would start strangling people if I ever got pregnant. Seriously, I see so many patient pregnant women who just smile and endure it when some stranger runs up and touches their belly. I'd be all "Hands off do I look like a public doorknob to you!?" *slap*

What grinds my gears? Being a waiter. *** 90% of people. Only thing worth it? 50-150$ a night

Sometimes it's the customers that get me through the day, a lot of them can be very nice.

But yeah, some customers grind gears beyond anything, so rude/inconsiderate, some can be.

I feel ya, there is always those few people that make your night so much better. Love those people!

Just cause the train is crowded and we're squashed like sardines, it doesn't mean I won't notice that you're taking a good feel at my privates etc and that it's not an accident.

That's not even ok. Slap him ><

Election day.

Thank god this ***is almost over.

Coffee when I asked for tea! /throws in face, MAKE IT AGAIN!

LOL! That's not even the worst of it!

Random dried-up, old husk at the checkout counter: "Your hips are a little too narrow, sweetie. I bet you'll have to have a C-section. Those aren't birthin' hips."

My reaction: /smiles uncomfortably

My thoughts: "Oh, I'm sorry! I didn't realize you had a MD in obstetrics and suddenly decided to work at Costco. Thanks for reminding me of the possibility! Maybe now you can also remind me that I'm going to rip from point A to point V! Have a super day!"

EDIT: Ranting more...
College buddy's wife: "Are you sure you're eating enough?" And on another occasion, "Giving birth is so easy!"

My reaction: (/smile) "I follow the recommended caloric intake, and my OB says I'm progressing exactly how I should for my pre-pregnancy BMI."

My thoughts: "First, you're the size of a refrigerator. Second, your husband has been gloating about fisting you for the better part of a decade to anyone who will listen. Of course your sons both splooshed out like kids shooting off the Banzai at Wet 'N Wild."

This is somewhat of an evolved form of another thing that always irked me which used to be the stickers they put on used games at Gamestop/EB, and eventually grew into the stickers they put on new copies of games as well, what a pain in the ***.

Now this has evolved into something even worse which is having specific retailers modifying the case sleeve artwork directly to put their own little advertising on it. For example "WAL MART ONLY EDITION BONUS THINGADOODLE" just blam, right on the top of the box art. Forever will you be reminded that you bought your game at walmart and got some shitty DLC weapon you never actually used for free.

Carpeted bathrooms.. how gross.. x.x

I'm sure most (if not all) of you guys have visited a Mongolian Grill restaurant before. You know how it works, you walk through the assembly line and pick out what foods you want, put them in your bowl, get to the end, pick out your sauces, set the bowl in the bowl line queue, stand yourself in the people line queue, and watch the dude use a dull machete-looking hacker-and-slasher to slide around, cook, and cut up your food. He then hands the bowl back to you, and off you go, next person in line is up at the same time that their bowl is up.

It's not rocket science. Honestly, it's not.

So then. We went to the Mongolian Grill for lunch, I packed up my bowl with loads of delicious nonsense and noodles, six ladles of teriyaki, set it in the line queue and-- and instead of a line, a humongous family with 12 kids (ok, so more like 4 kids, but they made enough noise to be 12) and a bajillion adults and grandparents were standing around in a herd, setting their bowls up out of order so no one knew who's bowl was being cooked, refusing to take bowls when they were handed to the next person in line because "I didn't have peanuts in mine!" and people taking two or three bowls and carting them off to their table and then coming back because none of those bowls were theirs, while half the others stood around wondering how their bowls got to their table without them. >.>

People who don't follow very basic and simple line directions, I swear. They need slapped. THEN they went and sat down at their table which was right next to ours, and their small girl child got a bloody nose, and instead of actually DOING anything about it the dad (or uncle or someone) goes "Oops, you're bleeding" and continues to eat, while the girl-child continues to sit there and bleed into her noodle bowl and eat it anyways because none of the adults had the slightest lick of sense to put a tissue on her nose, or, god forbid, cart her off to the bathroom and clean her up. Seriously, there were at least two adults for every kid, and not a single one of them could stop stuffing their cheeks long enough to help a 4-year-old with a bloody nose. Slap, slap, and slap.

But on the plus side, lunch was delicious! ^^

Pouring a bowl of cereal only to realize you have no milk.
Taking a dump and realizing theirs no toilet paper on the roll.
A toilet over flowing at a friends house.
Drinking orange juice right after you brushed your teeth.

People who post four separate things within two minutes.

People that don't know how to use the edit function.

Aparrently Mnkk just had a very unfulfilled breakfast at his friend's house, and somehow managed to clog the toilet to the point of overflowing without there being any toilet paper.