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Brits....
Ignorant...arrogant fu*king Brits...that don't know wtf they're talking about or doing...but continue to ignore those of us that do. To bad it's not the old days when hadji lobbed mortars in on bases....Then I could wish he'd get hit in the porta john and we'd only find little blue pieces of the pillowbiter... |
When there is gravel in my ass.
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On the whole lane ending thing with people not merging along with everyone else my reaction is always the same: "Hey jackass, we all learned in grade school, no cuts allowed!!!"
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But if they mic up Ray Lewis maybe people will think they care (not working, Goodell) |
having 1 FTF and 3 FTE in a box of 50 115gr FMJ.
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People who are intolerant of other people's cultures.
And the Dutch. |
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Failure to Feed / Failure to Eject; 115 grain Full Metal Jacket. |
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I was once a couple minutes into the little old lady going through this routine when I ponied up the dime (think she needed 6 cents). She was gracious about it, as I said something very polite to help more things along, which was good since I half expected her to be insulted. My wife gives me this look and I was like "life is too short to waste spending extra time standing in line to pay for freaking groceries" (or whatever it was we were buying). |
1. anything that suggests that YOU and your time are more important than someone else and their time. This relates to a million things all day every day. People being late to an appointment meeting, or people cutting you off in line, or whatever.
2. someone that cuts me off just to go slower. This sometimes happens while driving, but usually it's my kids. They get my foot in their behinds for it though. Drives me nuts. DON'T SPECIFICALLY MOVE IN FRONT OF ME JUST TO WALK SLOWER THAN ME, WTF?!? 3. being rude without reason. The shopping cart in the parking space is a classic example. Just rude/ignorant behavior. 4. being petty. 5. people that overcomplicate/overthink things that really, really just aren't that complicated or difficult. 6. failure to learn from one's mistakes. Repeating your own mistakes, to me, is the definition of stupid. Being smart, to me, is in large part learning to not only not repeat your own mistakes, but not repeat the mistakes of others that you see/hear about. I'm sure there's others, but those are the ones that come to mind. |
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Sometimes you'll be walking along and have to weave/squeeze by a slow walker. Then you get to the end of the block and are waiting on cars, and Mr./Ms. Slow Walker will amble up behind everyone, then push between people until they're standing in the front of the pack, which means that you have to weave/squeeze by them again on the next block, and the next. There are a dozen people standing there waiting for the light to change, and you're the 2 mph person coming up behind them. First, do you recognize that they all passed you 20 seconds ago? And second, why do you think they're standing on that corner? Why do you have to push your way to the front? Is it possible that perhaps they're all waiting for the light to change just like you are? |
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