1. Miscasting in films, e.g., RDJ as Sherlock Holmes.

2. People who, when I tell them I don't care for a particular dish, invariably say, 'That's because you've never had it the way I make it.'

3. People who think that their uninformed opinions merit the same consideration as the opinions of experts.

4. The waiter who comes to the table to ask me if there will be anything else when I've just taken a mouthful of food.

5. The phrase 'A good cigar'. There ain't no such animal.

Boru

(May 31, 2017 at 12:41 am)Mr.Obvious Wrote:

(May 30, 2017 at 7:49 pm)Hammy Wrote: I've made the argument before and I'll make it again: Vegetarians or vegans who refuse to eat meat not because they don't like the taste but for moral reasons... are as illogical as someone who refuses to ever drive a car because it's bad for the climate.

Oh my sister  is worse.
She is principly against buying a car, because she says she doesn't want to rely on it. She feels, I think, that is the environmentally ethical thing to do. And if that was where it ended; fine. But then don't call me every time you need something from Ikea or when a family-party turned out late and you don't feel like biking back to your appartement or you need to get to a flee market 4 towns over at the crack of dawn.

I mean... some people respond that I'm making a false comparison because you HAVE to buy a car.

My response is... no you fucking don't. I don't have one. I can't even afford one. It's possible to live without one.

Driving a car just makes life a hell of a lot easier to get by. And if you actually love eating meat: so does eating meat. Eating meat helps me get through the fucking day: And without bacon I'd probably kill myself!

Okay I'm exaggerating a LITTLE bit but yeah I think the analogy stands, because both driving cars and eating meat are things people want to do and things that make a person's life easier... they aren't things you have to do.

Hell, there's no such thing as anything you HAVE to do (besides what you're already in the process of being motivated to do. Although you may stop being motivated if you stop being motivated)... you can starve yourself to death if you want to.

So yeah.

(May 31, 2017 at 7:12 am)Hammy Wrote: I mean... some people respond that I'm making a false comparison because you HAVE to buy a car.

My response is... no you fucking don't. I don't have one. I can't even afford one. It's possible to live without one.

Driving a car just makes life a hell of a lot easier to get by. And if you actually love eating meat: so does eating meat. Eating meat helps me get through the fucking day: And without bacon I'd probably kill myself!

Okay I'm exaggerating a LITTLE bit but yeah I think the analogy stands, because both driving cars and eating meat are things people want to do  and things that make a person's life easier... they aren't things you have to do.

Hell, there's no such thing as anything you HAVE to do (besides what you're already in the process of being motivated to do. Although you may stop being motivated if you stop being motivated)... you can starve yourself to death if you want to.

So yeah.

There is no exaggerating when it comes to bacon.

And I understand. I went a long time without a car as well. Couldn't afford one. I had my father and GF drive me around (until we bought one together) when absolutely necessary.
But I wasn't against owning a car out of ethical principles and THEN asked for people to drive me around whenever the slightest inconvenience came my way. If she'd just say she couldn't afford one or that living in the center of the city having one is too unpractical: that would be fine. But she sometimes talks as if not having one is superior to having one, yet still makes use of one whenever it suits her needs.

Sorry if it seems like I'm talking 'next' to you. It just feels good to rant.

No problem I did the same. I responded to your post to continue what I was saying rather than respond directly to what you said, and the reason why I quoted you was because I wanted you to hear it. It's like we're having a one on one convo on open forum lol.

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(May 31, 2017 at 3:55 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: 1.  Miscasting in films, e.g., RDJ as Sherlock Holmes.

Wow! Richard David James was cast as Sherlock Holmes?

Well YES I would say that that's a miscasting! He's not even an actor! He's a techno musican!

He makes some good sounds though:

People who interupt.

People who make repetitive obvious mistakes.

In general very obese people. Not all the time but pretty much all the very obese people I know personally.

People who ask/tell you to do something even though you're obviously about to do that thing or you're already doing it.

Laziness.

I could have a whole other list involving driving pet peeves.

Any and all references to Canadian "bacon".

1. The guy in the POS '97 Acura taking up no less than 3 parking spots. Baller!

(May 31, 2017 at 6:46 pm)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote: 1. The guy in the POS '97 Acura taking up no less than 3 parking spots.  Baller!

You mean that one that's soon to mysteriously get four punctured tyres?

(May 31, 2017 at 6:48 pm)The Valkyrie Wrote:

(May 31, 2017 at 6:46 pm)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote: 1. The guy in the POS '97 Acura taking up no less than 3 parking spots.  Baller!

You mean that one that's soon to mysteriously get four punctured tyres?

It might, if the douchebag wasn't seated in it.

People who don't respect my privacy. That would be my biggest one. 

Passive Aggressive 

Self Righteousness, you know those that say something along the lines of " hey i give to the poor and i have less money than you. So there is no reason why you shouldn't." I hate people like that.

People who twist my words around or put words in my mouth. 


Optimism to the point where it becomes fake and unrealistic. You know, those who are too afraid to encounter anything negative so they sugar coat everything with a fake smile and peachy, positive persona.