OT: You know what I hate?

  1. Ahh, talk about parenting. I don’t like it when parents don’t hold onto their children on subway platform; letting them run wild in public places; and not holding their hands when crossing the street. 2. Since I am an ethnic minority here in NYC, racist insults were shouted at me on numerous occasions when I was just walking down the street, minding my own business. The funny thing is, those people where minorities themselves, how pathetic. 3. I ride my bike to get around the city. There are times when I must ride on the sidewalks because the roads were either packed with cars, too narrow, or plain dangerous during bad weather. I go extra slow whenever I am on the sidewalks, but a few pedestrian always like to tell me to get back onto the road. That really pissed me off. It’s not like I am going any faster than their walking speed, or the sidewalk is not wide enough to accommodate for me and other pedestrians.

After unloading on the Banking industry, I guess I should go off on a few other targets. Lol! The far right and left wing equally cheese me off. I would dearly like to tie Ann Coulter and Michael Moore together with duct tape and send them off on a cruise through the Bermuda Triangle. I’m definitely with cstokes on parents who cannot or will not control their children in public places. I was raised with somewhat Victorian ethics. My older sister and I were expected to act like perfect little Ladies and Gentlemen when we were in Cinemas, or Restaurants. If we didn’t we got smacked for it when we got home. Reality television shows. If these people are real, than I’m flying to Jupiter. People who insist that I must eat Chicken or Fish when I mention to them that I’m a vegetarian. Try as I might, there is no Earthly evidence of a Chicken tree. The second question “Well, what DO you eat?” is usually greeted with a chuckle and the reply: “Everything else.” Prohibitionists. If it’s enjoyable, then it’s immediately outlawed? I can’t light a cigarette in a public place anymore without some idiot telling me how awful I am for doing so. If I decide to indulge my senses in something green and calming, I risk arrest? Come on. Making a plant illegal is like trying to legislate the weather. Starbucks. I hate them and that’s that. Wal Mart. If you want to save money, they’re helpful, but recalling what they told me in High School Biology class, I was warned that whenever you lose brain cells, they never grow back. Thousands die by the skull load whenever I go in. Lipton Tea. If this is Tea, than I am a Thompson’s Gazelle. The new Dennis The Menace in The Beano. I preferred it when he looked like Sid Vicious. Employers that insist that you take a personality test when you apply. “I’m sorry sir, but you aren’t our sort of person. Perhaps, if you were more like L. Ron Hubbard, you would have gotten the job.” Companies with “mission statements”. Uh… You’re in it to make money? No? You want to make the world a better place because you have more money. Aww screw it! I probably have more, but I’m developing a case of typing cramps.

_I would dearly like to tie Ann Coulter and Michael Moore together with duct tape and send them off on a cruise through the Bermuda Triangle._Now I would pay good money to see that.

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@Asherael I’ve limited my “Wal Mart Brain Sucking Experience” to the grocery section. They’re the only store in my area that carries Cabot Cheddar.

I feel myself get a little dumber every time I go to Walmart…and, at least around here, people are freaking rude when they go there…I always say excuse me when there is an old guy chilling in the middle of the aisle chatting with another older guy, for instance, and they will both just glare at me and not say one word…or try to move out of the way for that matter…eight times out of ten. So I guess that’s another thing for our list: really rude people. I’ll only go to Walmart if nothing else is open and I really need something, or if my wife forces me. Even their produce sucks. (Decent tobacco selection, though.)

If I ever happen to find myself in a walmart (God forbid), one thing I always notice is that they have about 50 checkout lanes and only 5 of them are ever manned with a cashier and the lines at those 5 are about 25 people long each. Come on get it together!

Lol couldn’t agree more @zaratzu I’m getting angry and impatient just thinking about that.

Yes, they should hire the unemployed

Midnight at wallyworld is its own entertainment in itself, goodnight! 8-}

Olive Garden is to Italian food as chocolate chips is to thermal nuclear war…

What are commercials for anyway? It’s all about getting you in the door for the first time! I know many Mediterannians (mostly Greeks) who swear by our local Olive Garden… It’s all about the local management and staff! I’m more of a spicy-hot Asian food connoisseur myself! (Indian, Thai, Vietnamese, Laotian, Mongolian, Szechuan, Korean, etc.) Luckily, there are enough places that fit the bill right in my own neighborhood to keep me happy!

I’d get hot dogs and fries before dining there. Yuuuuccckkkkkkk…

I’ve never been to Olive Garden because everyone I know hates it. Commercials can’t trump friends