Stupid Pet Peeves

[LogGrad98]

What the heck???!!? I would have fired him on the spot.

Was tempted.

 

[Rubashov]

what layer of the head was this bleed, exactly?







It's bizarre that they sent you home with no idea of what the follow-up should have been-- depending on where the hematoma is, in Canada you could easily sue that physician for making you need to request private care if they sent you home with a head-bleed without treatment.

The hematoma is between the skin and muscle on my abdomen, not a head bleed.

 

[One Brow]

The hematoma is between the skin and muscle on my abdomen, not a head bleed.

By the way, best wishes for a speedy recovery.

 

[Archie Moses]

People who pretend to wash their hands in public restrooms (especially the airport.) You ain't fooling anyone.

 

[addictionary]

OK I've got one.

You know when you are browsing a website and you are about to click an option, another content gets loaded, moves the one you want to click aside and you click the wrong link?

Yeah I hate it.

 

[fishonjazz]

OK I've got one.

You know when you are browsing a website and you are about to click an option, another content gets loaded, moves the one you want to click aside and you click the wrong link?

Yeah I hate it.

Oh my God. You win the thread

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[Jazz Spazz]

When people say "get educated" as if that proves their point.

 

[Archie Moses]

When people say "get educated" as if that proves their point.

That's why the invented the iamverysmart sub Reddit for guys like the A and the T.

 

[bigb]

When someone parks in a handicapped stall and gets out and walks into the store with zero problems. I mean I get that you have plates and all, but if the person who needs the stall isn’t with you, don’t use it.

 

[JazzGal]

As someone who has disabled plates but doesn't look sick, I respectfully disagree. I have heart and lung problems and cannot walk very far, but you wouldn't know that if you only saw me for a minute. You would if you followed me very long, however. Shopping is excruciating for me, and wasting energy on a parking lot is not helpful.

Those with "invisible" illnesses are often harassed about their use of disabled parking, and it only makes it worse for those who are unfairly judged.

I do try to be reasonable about it when I can. If there is a non-disabled spot close by, I'll take it. I know how hard it is for those with wheelchairs.

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[bigb]

As someone who has disabled plates but doesn't look sick, I respectfully disagree. I have heart and lung problems and cannot walk very far, but you wouldn't know that if you only saw me for a minute. You would if you followed me very long, however. Shopping is excruciating for me, and wasting energy on a parking lot is not helpful.

Those with "invisible" illnesses are often harassed about their use of disabled parking, and it only makes it worse for those who are unfairly judged.

I do try to be reasonable about it when I can. If there is a non-disabled spot close by, I'll take it. I know how hard it is for those with wheelchairs.

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But when you get inside the store, do you use one of the motorized carts? Or do you walk right past them to do your shopping?

 

[One Brow]

But when you get inside the store, do you use one of the motorized carts? Or do you walk right past them to do your shopping?

I'm sure that was not intended to come off as judgy or victim-blaming, but it did. Made my skin crawl.