Things that make ya mad!

Smartasses, who are really dumbasses

 

No I get it. I'm talking specifically about a few select people I'm dealing with. They say ridiculous things about "the left" and lgbt people and say it's just their opinion. And the next second I say I believe women who say they have been raped and suddenly I'm the devil for believing Kavanaugh is guilty and my opinion means shit. I wish people would just agree to disagree and let it go.

So many people alienate friends and family over stupid fucking politics. I am tired of getting attacked for not lying and just saying I agree to everything they say. If they can't discuss it like mature people, then they should just keep their mouths shut.

 

They sound like the type of people you need to sucker punch in their big clown nose. Boof!

 

And then they want to act victimized the minute you disagree with them
And act like they're the only ones allowed to have an opinion. They're allowed to spout their stupid views all day but god forbid someone disagree with them and have a differing opinion.

And people who constantly play the victim when they arent a victim also really bug me

 

Yes, exactly!

 

When people say "expresso"

 

Eeek... I did that a few weeks ago and it caused a commotion for about a page.
I clearly don't drink them enough to know what a sensitive subject this is for some.

 

Not as bad as when people say "liberry" or "fustrated".

 

Ridickulus

With a hard ck sound

 

i hate when people think prolly is a word

if you dont know what i mean ...you're probably an idiot.

 

White guys?

You can say. Don't be scurred.

 

There ya go!

 

I cannot say because if I do say, it will act as a siren call for a bunch of victimized white dudes

 

I don't see the downside of fully grown men crying over nothing. It's hilarious.

 

Code errors and exceptions

 

My boss does this. He also says "eckcetera."

 

none of your examples are as bad as "supposably" or "i need to axe you a question."

this one actually confuses me a bit. do they emphasize the ck part? or do you pronounce it "ridiceulous?"

as far as i know, it is supposed to be a hard ck sound, and i don't think i've ever heard anything other than the one standard pronunciation of that word.

 

I was wondering that too, undies.

 

I can't stand it when some people pronounce "creek" as "crick"

 

i live near the widest creeks around here and everyone mostly says Crick. dont bother me much .. but I say creek.