The Rant Thread...
- Tralala
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Yes, yes, YES! If this keeps up, I'll be out of a job...busking to pay my mortgage.laci_baby wrote:Okay.... i swear this thread was made for me in mind (Thank you Mike my sweet!).
So... Talking to a friend today i got rather mad because she used "eri 1 hs ther on stre" instead of saying "everyone has their own story." I cannot stand that! What the krikey happened to our generation that we started skipping out on words or using numbers, or just completely messing words up completely?!?! Seriously? Is it that hard to actually spell stuff out?! It's EVERY. Not ERI. I mean... seriously. What's an eri? Does anybody know because i sure as heaven don't. Oh! Or wat instead of what. Really? What's the point in that?! And this girl was our Valedictorian! She was the smartest person i have ever meant. What happened in the past couple of years that miss spelled words like "wat" became her new vocabulary? I swear... i may be the same age but kids today drive me crazy. I'm actually ashamed to admit that i'm the same friggin' age as them. I may miss spell words accidently, i mean I'm not perfect, but to do it repeatedly and on purpose! Why?! Am i seriously the only one that gets bothered by this stuff? Please tell me everyone else is like twisting in their seats to fix peoples vocabulary because i sure as hell am. Anyone!? Ugh!![]()
Any requests? I may as well start a list now.
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At this time I would also like to thank myself for being so stupid in my frustration that I formatted the wrong drive eliminating all of my Tom Baker Doctor Who episodes. Guess it could have been worse it could have been my windows drive...Oh wait no I could just reinstall that.

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Get me one too while your at it, Swing.GotThatSwing wrote:Once again I was thoughtless. One day I'll lose my head. I went to the doctor and when I got there I realised I didn't take medical examination results so I had to postpone it for another day. Which after all turned out to be good thing because when I came back home I realised I also didn't take the money to pay for a visit with me. I need a new brain.

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- Mairin
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HAHA!! I've known a couple of women who have said that!! My mom (and quite a few other people) started saying "Cool Beans" about 3 years ago, and it drives me nuts!! What exactly do you mean by cool beans?? Where did beans even begin being referenced in this way?? I'm so confused!!!BookWorm617 wrote:Women who refer to their breasts as "the girls". Tha really grinds my gears!
- Tralala
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I once stomped all over my house looking for my keys, yelling at everyone 'cause we're gonna be late, so help me find my G** D*** KEYS! Which were in my hand. And I threw my soon-to-be husband's wedding ring away a week before the wedding. I think that was more of a subconscious thing than an accident, though.GotThatSwing wrote:Once again I was thoughtless. One day I'll lose my head. I went to the doctor and when I got there I realised I didn't take medical examination results so I had to postpone it for another day. Which after all turned out to be good thing because when I came back home I realised I also didn't take the money to pay for a visit with me. I need a new brain.
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Hah, I'm always in the search of something that calmly lays on the table. Every time I leave the house something is missingTralala wrote:I once stomped all over my house looking for my keys, yelling at everyone 'cause we're gonna be late, so help me find my G** D*** KEYS! Which were in my hand. And I threw my soon-to-be husband's wedding ring away a week before the wedding. I think that was more of a subconscious thing than an accident, though.GotThatSwing wrote:Once again I was thoughtless. One day I'll lose my head. I went to the doctor and when I got there I realised I didn't take medical examination results so I had to postpone it for another day. Which after all turned out to be good thing because when I came back home I realised I also didn't take the money to pay for a visit with me. I need a new brain.


- Tralala
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Yeah. I realized what I'd done and scared the crap out of my brother when I jumped up and started throwing garbage around. Then, just before the ceremony, our best man thought he'd lost both the rings. He'd just set 'em down on a table, and my mom picked them up. He started drinking at, like, 9 that morning. Talk about omens, though.GotThatSwing wrote:Hah, I'm always in the search of something that calmly lays on the table. Every time I leave the house something is missingTralala wrote:I once stomped all over my house looking for my keys, yelling at everyone 'cause we're gonna be late, so help me find my G** D*** KEYS! Which were in my hand. And I threw my soon-to-be husband's wedding ring away a week before the wedding. I think that was more of a subconscious thing than an accident, though.GotThatSwing wrote:Once again I was thoughtless. One day I'll lose my head. I went to the doctor and when I got there I realised I didn't take medical examination results so I had to postpone it for another day. Which after all turned out to be good thing because when I came back home I realised I also didn't take the money to pay for a visit with me. I need a new brain.But you got back the wedding ring? Or not?
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That's so funny..people around here say the same thing. "Cool Beans" makes no damn sense.Mairin wrote:HAHA!! I've known a couple of women who have said that!! My mom (and quite a few other people) started saying "Cool Beans" about 3 years ago, and it drives me nuts!! What exactly do you mean by cool beans?? Where did beans even begin being referenced in this way?? I'm so confused!!!BookWorm617 wrote:Women who refer to their breasts as "the girls". Tha really grinds my gears!
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Visit for what reason, Swing, is it just a trip to see how you are all going and had you a nice Christmas? It seems like a nice idea but i also wouldnt really know what to say in that situationGotThatSwing wrote:Every year after Christmas priests visit homes here. And today we had a visit. My mum is catholic so there's no way we didn't let the priest in. It is always so awkwardWhy the hell do they do this?

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Visit for I don't know what. Get to know parishioners and get money. But if someone wants, they can go to church, the other way round for me it's like an intrusion.StephenKingman wrote:Visit for what reason, Swing, is it just a trip to see how you are all going and had you a nice Christmas? It seems like a nice idea but i also wouldnt really know what to say in that situationGotThatSwing wrote:Every year after Christmas priests visit homes here. And today we had a visit. My mum is catholic so there's no way we didn't let the priest in. It is always so awkwardWhy the hell do they do this?
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I can see that feeling like an intrusion. I hate when anybody visits unannounced, it throws me off because I'm not prepared.GotThatSwing wrote:Visit for I don't know what. Get to know parishioners and get money. But if someone wants, they can go to church, the other way round for me it's like an intrusion.StephenKingman wrote:Visit for what reason, Swing, is it just a trip to see how you are all going and had you a nice Christmas? It seems like a nice idea but i also wouldnt really know what to say in that situationGotThatSwing wrote:Every year after Christmas priests visit homes here. And today we had a visit. My mum is catholic so there's no way we didn't let the priest in. It is always so awkwardWhy the hell do they do this?