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Things That Rightfully or Not Bug Me
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Cheri
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Apr 05, 2012 11:35PM

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Don't feel bad, Cheri. I don't get many friend requests, either. I really feel quite unloved and unlovable. Between you and me, I think it's because I'm not grammatically correct enough to be considered one of the in crowd.

Let's go out and smoke and drink and talk about them.
Félix wrote: "I dispatch them in short order. No accumulation."
Amen, I dumped three this morning. Two authors and some guy from India who listed under favorite books, "What books you like to read". Uh, no, we want to know what books YOU like to read!
Amen, I dumped three this morning. Two authors and some guy from India who listed under favorite books, "What books you like to read". Uh, no, we want to know what books YOU like to read!
When you ask for a coffee of the day and even though there are three kinds, the barista doesn't ask you which one you want. She pours you the Pike Place roast, which is the mildest, and by the time you notice what she's doing the cup is filled and you don't ask for a replacement because you don't like to be wasteful.
Ask me, employee.
Ask me, employee.
Yeah this bugs me. Rightfully. Extremely rightfully.
I was at Ace today and stopped by the drain unclogger aisle. I was planning on picking up some Drano, until I saw the shelf tags, which announced that effective 2012 Illinois law must keep a record of whoever buys caustic substances, like Drano and Liquid Plumr.
To buy this product, you must present a photo ID. Also "the new law requires those who purchase industrial drain cleaners and other caustic materials to sign a log with their name, address and signature; the date and time of the transaction; and the brand, product name and net weight of each item." Why this inane requirement? Because two Illinois women, five years ago, had Drano thrown in their faces. Police hope if this ever happens again, they'll be able to trace the attacker by checking all the store logs.
I decided not to buy the Drano.
I was at Ace today and stopped by the drain unclogger aisle. I was planning on picking up some Drano, until I saw the shelf tags, which announced that effective 2012 Illinois law must keep a record of whoever buys caustic substances, like Drano and Liquid Plumr.
To buy this product, you must present a photo ID. Also "the new law requires those who purchase industrial drain cleaners and other caustic materials to sign a log with their name, address and signature; the date and time of the transaction; and the brand, product name and net weight of each item." Why this inane requirement? Because two Illinois women, five years ago, had Drano thrown in their faces. Police hope if this ever happens again, they'll be able to trace the attacker by checking all the store logs.
I decided not to buy the Drano.

Baking soda and white vinegar is supposed to help keep drains clear. It won't really help a truly clogged drain, though.

The bad guys in this scenario are the lawyers who make their money by encouraging people to sue. And the media who take a local incident and make it into national news, which it's not. And the legislators who fall for this shit because they're afraid of offending someone, and if they pass a stupid law, it makes them look like they're at least doing something.


I have the same problem and know I must be on the "meth users list" because Sudafed PE does not work for me (I'm convinced it's a placebo) and everyone in my household has allergies.

Amy wrote: "Question: If you buy Drano online from an out of state vendor, are they still required to gather the information/ report who is buying?"
Only if you live in Elk Grove Village, which buys the most Drano of any municipality in America.
Only if you live in Elk Grove Village, which buys the most Drano of any municipality in America.

Seems to me there is more of a danger of identity theft from a dishonest employee stealing driver's license numbers or credit card information...
I bet if everyone in Illinois went to buy Drano on about 10 individual trips over 10 days, the rage from the people in line behind them as everyone stood waiting for all this information to be filled out in the store would cause an immense backlash and the law would be repealed.

Ha! I forgot what was on my profile. I think I should make some stuff up so I sound more interesting.

But what if we lived in Colorado and ordered guns and ammunition on line, well, hey that would be just dandy. Carry on.

I kid. Totally kid."
:)
I'm ordering guns and ammo online right now. YEAH BABY !!! FREEDOM.
(Okay, not really. I'm trying to declutter, not reclutter.)
(Okay, not really. I'm trying to declutter, not reclutter.)


That's an ugly thing. I've had to work with people like that and they've turned on me when I wouldn't join them in persecuting someone else that they didn't like. It's a form of bullying and should not be tolerated.
People who are very unfriendly. People that you know, not well, but you semi-know them, maybe you see them every 3-4 days, and they can't be bothered to say hello or smile when you run into them. I don't get that. It's not about being extroverted, hey I'm an introvert, but I will still smile and say hello if I semi-know you. This really bugs me.

Washing electric fry pans sucks.
Why is it that washing the electric fry pan is so annoying? It annoys me too! I am glad I'm not alone.




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