You know what really grinds my gears?: The moaning thread.

[Thumpalumpacus]

Litterbugs, especially them who throw down their cigarette butts. Fuck y'all and the horse you rode in on.

[Zidneya]

I hope you don't mind but the last time I shared my moans in public people tagged me as pervert.

So I think I'll pass.

[Esquilax]

Don't get too excited Luck, we also have our fair share of boguns!
Every shape, every colour!, everywhere!

Boguns, seriously? hock:







How did I not know this before?!

[Jacob(smooth)]

Things which I hate.

1. Bad grammar
2. Grammar nazis
3. People who complain
4. Lists
5. Irony

[ignoramus]

Don't get too excited Luck, we also have our fair share of boguns!
Every shape, every colour!, everywhere!

Boguns, seriously? hock:







How did I not know this before?!

Here's Australia's greatest hero bogan!
"It's a long way to the top if you want a sausage roll!"

[Bad Wolf]

People who tell me to cheer up. They say this to me simply because I look unhappy. I have the very annoying condition that causes my neutral face to look like an angry serial killer. I'm just sitting there, wrapped in my own thoughts, staring into space, then one of my friends will notice and say 'cheer up'.

Firstly, that's incredibly annoying because I'm not sad, it's just how my face is.
Secondly, its incredibly lazy because if I were actually sad, the more appropriate thing to do would be to ask me what is wrong instead of just telling me to cheer up. I'm sorry if my sadness is bumming you out, your happiness is clearly more important than my unhappiness.
Telling someone who is feeling down to 'cheer up' is the equivalent of telling someone with a broken leg to 'jog it off'. It's extremely unhelpfull, usless in fact, and annoying.

[FatAndFaithless]

Things I hate:
1.) Excuses
2.) Procrastination
3.)

I'll finish this later, got a phonecall.

[c172]

When people spell sentence "sentance."

Seriously, the specific type of hipster that wears stuff "ironically." I don't mind the hipster with the weird hat or the guy wearing suspenders or something like that. It's the guy that wears glasses with no lenses in them, or the guy that wears lederhosen for no apparent reason other than to be odd. Those people piss me off.

Yeah, I don't like people doing those things for attention. I did see an article on an NCAA softballer who, out of superstition, decided to keep her glasses even after she lost the lenses in them somehow. Whatevs.

I also knew a couple of guys, both hetero (fwiw), at summer camps, who had sarongs (sp?). Honestly, why not? It sure looked different, but kind of comfy in a way, paired with some old block lettered university tee or tank.

Nothing's really grinding my gears yet today. But the day is young. I'll get back to you later if I get food poisoning from the banh mi I'm intending to have for lunch today down at 5th Ave. Pho.

[Tonus]

I'm too busy being awesome to moan about anything. By which I mean, the jokes I was going to make about Losty and a thread with "moaning" in the title were already posted by the time I clicked on the topic. So my work here was done before I even got a chance to do it. If that didn't make me feel so smug, it could almost be construed as moaning.

[Angrboda]

What grinds my gears? People who misspell thread titles. C'mon, really?