Shit that annoys you

[Skistack]

7 in 10 days. What in the world is going on?

My folks still live in Louisville, they say crime is out of control there. Multiple shootings every week.


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[Thaleia]

Rainy day failures in the garage. Had two easy things to accomplish. Swap winter for summer tires on my car, and fix the lawnmower by simply replacing a throttle cable.

First summer tire I pick up is flat, must have a leak. Tire shop is closed. Got 3 / 4 on, still need to deal with the flat tomorrow.

Ok, onto the lawnmower. Take cover piece off, remove old cable, install new cable - wrong size, even though part number is a match. Brake the plastic clip on the new cable that attaches it to the arm so probably can't even return it. Nice. Now I need to get a new cable knowing the 'right' part number is wrong. That'll be fun.

Guess I'll retire inside on this miserable day for some baseball. Oh, rain delay. Awesome lol.

[The AD]

Fuck Hondas. They have no soul. I flipped a ford exploder in Maine in the icy winter. Good times.

Yeah, Hondas are boring. You can own one for a decade and never worry about anything other than routine maintenance. Whereas every day driving a Ford is rolling the dice.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Fuck Hondas. They have no soul. I flipped a ford exploder in Maine in the icy winter. Good times.

I don’t think you get the gist of Chup’s question


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[Supermoon]

I don’t think you get the gist of Chup’s question


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The reference, much like the Honda, was over his head

[mcski]

Wouldn’t the reference be under his head? You know, since it’s upside down…

[Supermoon]

Wouldn’t the reference be under his head? You know, since it’s upside down…

I assume he’s right side up by now, but who knows I guess

[Ted Striker]

driving a Ford is rolling the dice.

I see what you did there

[El Chupacabra]

I assume he’s right side up by now, but who knows I guess

Jimmy P knows.

[JayPowHound]

Flipping through the TV guide and ESPN2 has XGames Japan 2023 on.

The description reads "Breathtaking action from the X Games with action from events like snowboarding and extreme skiing".

Extreme skiing? I actually got excited for a second before realizing it's just the regular park and pipe events. Now I'm annoyed.

[evdog]

Moths annoy me. Camping in the desert seems a few hitched a lift on my truck and got into my garage. They're annoying enough out camping. I've now killed a bunch in the house. Got home tonight and there were 5 in the living room. Killed them all, then heard some more flapping as I was cooking dinner. Found two more. Then two more a little while after that. WTF?

[Danno]

I've seen this horror movie opening before...

[evdog]

Just killed another one...

[Core Shot]

The reference, much like the Honda, was over his head

Woosh

I had a pilot. Company car. After I fired him I drove it a bit. No soul. And yes, fords have no soul as well.

[skaredshtles]

Miller moth infestation?

[MagnificentUnicorn]

Woosh

I had a pilot. Company car. After I fired him I drove it a bit. No soul. And yes, fords have no soul as well.

Another swing and a miss…


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[Core Shot]

Mothra (Japanese: モスラ, Hepburn: Mosura) is a fictional monster, or kaiju, that first appeared in the 1961 film Mothra, produced and distributed by Toho Studios. Mothra has appeared in several Toho tokusatsu films, most often as a recurring character in the Godzilla franchise. She is typically portrayed as a colossal sentient larva (caterpillar) or imago, accompanied by two miniature fairies speaking on her behalf. Unlike other Toho monsters, Mothra is a largely heroic character, having been variously portrayed as a protector of her own island culture,[2] the Earth[3] and Japan.[4] Mothra's design is influenced by silk worms, their imagos, and those of giant silk moths in the family Saturniidae.

[plugboots]

First time ever I went car camping at a state park in a tent this last weekend.
At 6:30 I get awaken by a guy on a loudspeaker giving instructions for how to boat on the lake. WTF?
Then, at exactly 6:38, a recording of a woman singing the Star-Spangled Banner blasts loudly.

[skaredshtles]

First time ever I went car camping at a state park in a tent this last weekend.
At 6:30 I get awaken by a guy on a loudspeaker giving instructions for how to boat on the lake. WTF?
Then, at exactly 6:38, a recording of a woman singing the Star-Spangled Banner blasts loudly.

What weird-ass state are you camping in??

[plugboots]

[PB]

So, technically in Idaho, right??

[Supermoon]

Not technically, but might as well be

[MontuckyFried]

So on the eve of my recent bumper incident, the same car gets a rock chip in the windshield from a gravel hauling semi in the opposing lanes (so no avoiding it). Poor car can't catch a break! WTF?! What's next, a train derailment taking it out from tracks a mile away? Meteor? Errant Russian missile? Alien invasion? I give up. It's a nice car but maybe it was destined to be a beater.

[highangle]

First time ever I went car camping at a state park in a tent this last weekend.
At 6:30 I get awaken by a guy on a loudspeaker giving instructions for how to boat on the lake. WTF?
Then, at exactly 6:38, a recording of a woman singing the Star-Spangled Banner blasts loudly.

A patriot woulda stepped out his tent and dumped his .45 mag into the lake for America. Was it Ethel Merman?

[riser4]

So on the eve of my recent bumper incident, the same car gets a rock chip in the windshield from a gravel hauling semi in the opposing lanes (so no avoiding it). Poor car can't catch a break! WTF?! What's next, a train derailment taking it out from tracks a mile away? Meteor? Errant Russian missile? Alien invasion? I give up. It's a nice car but maybe it was destined to be a beater.

Well. If it's now a beater, you know what to do.