"Merry Merry" annoys me.
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"Merry Merry" annoys me.
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Happy Happy! :)
Yeah that too [emoji1]
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Say it right or don’t say it at all.
And get off my lawn. Heh.
Joy joy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
When you have some great antique furniture that you've been trying to sell (unsuccessfully) for a while and then try to donate and they want hundreds of dollars to pick up. I've advertised this stuff in a bunch of places and all I get is scammers and people that want it delivered but won't pay for that. The scammers are out of hand!
Rent a truck and drop it off at Goodwill.
They’re overwhelmed doing a shitty job for minimum wage so entitled assholes can ride a chairlift. Get over yourselfQuote:
Originally Posted by PowHound84
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Not sure where you live but the Buy Nothing groups on Facebook are great for this kind of thingQuote:
Originally Posted by gravitylover
Busy day at the resort with a guy in the lot trying to get every spot filled and cars reasonably close together (all lots, including the overflow several miles down the hill), so why does everyone have to pile out of their car, leave all the doors open, and stand in the next space--the insttant their car stops moving.. Wait a few seconds for the next car to park next to you and then get out.
PSA--apparently there is a second overflow lot at Alpine Meadows for when Deer Park is full. I saw a sign for it as I was leaving. It's somewhere off the bottom of AM road, on the north side of it.
Tame Impala annoys me.
Digital Velveeta (my term).
^sometimes my mind wants to ooze like digital melted cheese
Excessive use of the comma in written communication.
Not sure if I'm noticing it more, or if there are too many people using email these days. On average it seems like 2-3 per sentence. Really noticable when you try to read an email out loud.
Closely followed by backgrounds in an email and/or special fonts.
We aren't a lemonade stand!
The comma in the first sentence of your second paragraph is unnecessaryQuote:
Originally Posted by krp8128
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Kind of stands out doesn't it? I had a bunch more peppered in for effect originally.Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
I have to read emails from certain people in a William Shatner voice.
Elaborate. Where did they touch you?Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
[big TI fan here]
hard to see, that black ice.Quote:
Originally Posted by old goat
I’m getting annoyed, really annoyed by “live/living my/their best life.”
Big time pain in the toxic, autotune sensing portion of my ears and brain.Quote:
Originally Posted by alpinevibes
Fair enough. Not my favorite approach for them or any artist, but doesn’t ruin the scene for me. Fits the larger ecosystem of his music and the sound/vibe he was trying to createQuote:
Originally Posted by rideit
I have a visceral reaction to most autotune, it suggests to me that they are just faking talent.
One word: Ye
Almost, but not quite, as bad as "my truth." A phrase most often uttered by women... who are often lying about said "truth."Quote:
Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper
See: Amber Heard/Turd
You know there must be a better life they could be living. I just don't believe it's their best. They really need to keep trying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper
Mixed feelings. On the one hand, if some pop singer can use autotune why can't I lip synch Pavarotti and be famous. OTOH I'd rather listen to autotune than out of tune. Out of tune really bothers me, as an ex musician. People told me I should have been a professional rock guitarist. People being one of the deans of the med school.Quote:
Originally Posted by rideit
It’s not even an Oxford comma!Quote:
Originally Posted by MagnificentUnicorn
https://youtu.be/P_i1xk07o4g