Things That Rightfully or Not Bug Me Showing 1,101-1,150 of 1,934

[Cam]

Barb wrote: "Cam wrote: "Barb wrote: "People having hissy fits because they don't like the way people respond to their posts does not equal being chased away and made to feel unwelcome."

As I explained befor..."

ok.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I missed the whole kitty sniffer episode. Someone said her name was Carolyn but I don't know any Carolyns.

[Sally, la reina]

It expands my theory about C named people. Especially Clark.

[Cyril]

What theory?

[Sally, la reina]

Heh. >:) Wouldn't you like to know?


::cackles maniacally::

[Félix]

:)

[Cyril]

Does it apply to soft C-named people as opposed to hard C-named people?

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

"+1" is something that bugs me.

[Margaret]

I've never liked "My bad!"

[Jim]

Wow - what a weekend.

You are an entertaining lot.

Sally, what is your theory on J named people?

[janine]

::feels left out::

[Sally, la reina]

My feeling about J named people is that because of their challenges faced in 3rd grade introduction to cursive writing and penmanship courses they are a resultant empathetic and friendly bunch.

[Jim]

You're the greatest Sallers.

[Jim]

Barb wrote: "That they're jimtastic?"

::blushes::

[janine]

I was an S named person back then.

[Jim]

You're still the greatest Dutch person I know whether you are J named or S named!

[Jim]

I'm pretty sure Clark will put out RA, you just need to wear a powder blue tuxedo whilst sporting a 70's afro.

[Sarah]

I think that cursive uppercase S is far more complicated than a swoopy J.

[Jim]

Sarah Pi wrote: "I think that cursive uppercase S is far more complicated than a swoopy J."

Surely you Jest!

[janine]

I always thought the H was the hardest.

[Jim]

The H you say?

[Félix]

I have always sucked at cursive. L was the only upper case I was ever good at. Fortunately, it starts my signature.

[Félix]

And yes Janine is the janabulousest.

[[deleted user]]

So how are you with F's monkeyboy?

[Félix]

Not good.

[Sally, la reina]

My favorite cursive letter is the capital G.

It makes me happy to be a teacher just so that I can draw G's on the chalkboard.

[[deleted user]]

It's always been a favourite of mine. :)

[Andrea]

I always hated my cursive.... I'm lefty, and my print is a lot neater.... When I sign my name .. It looks like a toddle had a sugar rush with a pen in their hand...

[Phil]

Writing an upper-case "Q" in cursive is difficult for me.

[~Geektastic~]

Phil wrote: "Writing an upper-case "Q" in cursive is difficult for me."

I always thought the Q was weird. It looks like a "2" but fancier.

[janine]

I must admit I have forgotten what most upper case letters look like.

[Jim]

Félix wrote: "Not good."

So you are no F'ing good?

[Sally, la reina]

Janine and Kevin must be distant relatives.

[Phil]

She loves to tour the Netherlands, he loves to touch his nether regions.

Close enough, I suppose.

[Félix]

Nether in a million years.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Phil wrote: "She loves to tour the Netherlands, he loves to touch his nether regions.

Close enough, I suppose."

Lol

[[deleted user]]

Jim wrote: "I'm pretty sure Clark will put out RA, you just need to wear a powder blue tuxedo whilst sporting a 70's afro."


And don't forget the Jovan Musk.

[Jim]

Clark wrote: "Jim wrote: "I'm pretty sure Clark will put out RA, you just need to wear a powder blue tuxedo whilst sporting a 70's afro."


And don't forget the Jovan Musk."

Glad you said that, as I was thinking Hi Karate.

[Sarah]

By spellcheck, do you mean the fact that it does a squiggly underline on words it doesn't like? 'Spellcheck' is squiggly underlined right now.

[janine]

GR does the red underline when I don't write in Dutch.

[Jammies]

BunWat wrote: "Badunk!

It would be excessive to start blocking people for poor spelling, right?"

Yes, it would be excessive to block people for poor spelling, however, it would not be excessive to block people for inability to distinguish homonyms.

It shouldn't bother me that my cousin insists on pluralizing her family's name with 's, but it does. Too bad I can't block holiday cards from her. :p

[Jim]

BunWat wrote: "I dont get a red underline."

Then you're not trying.

[Scout]

I'm bugged that the actions of a few fucked-up bad people have made me wary of contributing to any good cause. I'm going with a more direct approach this year.

[Scout]

Yes. I'm looking for ways to give directly to people who can use extra income. The man who delivers my paper, the person who serves me in a restaurant, the person who puts the groceries in my car. I know where those dollars are going.

[Cheri]

It bugs me when that person comes to a pot luck with a crappy loaf of store bought bread and then takes all the yummy homemade leftovers in my Tupperware (never to return it) when no one is looking.

[Phil]

Kyle wrote: "It bugs me when one LOUD relative has to be the center of attention during Holiday gatherings."

Is that post self-referential?

[Cynthia]

Ok, we won't even talk about Kyle that one Christmas....

[Sally, la reina]

'sok. We put the ficus (and the sofa) infront of his corner.

[Cynthia]

We can put you in the darned corner if we want to, Kyle.

[Sally, la reina]

I did! I did!


::jumps up and down::


What do I win?