I will field one more complaint.
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I will field one more complaint.
From each of you. Go ahead. Let's hear it. Make it a good one, because after this, I will be fielding no more compl-- well, I've already made myself clear on that topic.
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Re: I will field one more complaint.
One of my favorite generic insults was of the form of "You are a/an (affliction) on the (body part) of humanity, awaiting the (treatment) which will terminate your useless existence."pinback wrote:From each of you. Go ahead. Let's hear it. Make it a good one, because after this, I will be fielding no more compl-- well, I've already made myself clear on that topic.
So I would have "You are a blister on the ass of humanity, awaiting the needle which will terminate your useless existence."
"You are a rash on the skin of humanity, awaiting the calamine lotion..." etc.
In your case, I'm waiting for humanity to think up new words to describe your incomparable levels of evil and depravity. You don't even need the Mos Eisley Cantina, you alone are a complete wretched hive of scum and villainy all by yourself.
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Everyone is using their complaints on me. Which, if that's the one last complaint you want me to field, that's fine. I just want to know that that was your actual intention before I field them.
I was thinking people would be more like "WTF, why people be takin' their overflowing grocery carts to self-checkout! Shit takes forever!"
But maybe I am everyone's biggest complaint.
I can deal with that. I can field that.
I was thinking people would be more like "WTF, why people be takin' their overflowing grocery carts to self-checkout! Shit takes forever!"
But maybe I am everyone's biggest complaint.
I can deal with that. I can field that.
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That sure is annoying. It often seems like a form of hostility, though, like, well, if you bastards have nicer cars and lives than me, at least you'll have to listen to my shit. So you could say, we should feel a little sorry for someone like that who is unhappy enough to do that.AArdvark wrote:Man, The hell is wrong with those people, all playing their music so loud in they pizza cars! ought to be a law
But it is annoying, yes. I'd have that complaint too!
Alright, one down. One fielded. NEXT
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Why the fuck do people stop their cars in the middle of the goddamn street in Denver? They ALL do it. It's all their is anymore! Me driving and a hundred dickheads at a complete stop.pinback wrote:That's a question, not a complaint.
So nobody has any complaints?
I hate it!
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It seems like driving is getting worse everywhere, doesn't it? I mean, people complain about the education system in this country, but when are we gonna start focusing on DRIVER education?! It's getting ridiculous! Man. You hit it on the head there, my friend.
FIELDED.
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Years and years ago, Andrea told me Denver is basically an old-west cow town with skyscrapers. It was a nice place when I lived there in 1974, 1975, and 1976.Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:Why the fuck do people stop their cars in the middle of the goddamn street in Denver? They ALL do it. It's all their is anymore! Me driving and a hundred dickheads at a complete stop.
I hate it!
We lived there for a winter which was in 74, then for the other two years after she stayed, and the rest of the family moved to California, My sister would invite me to spend the summer.
I lived across the street from Buckingham Square shopping center; I kept slipping and referring to it as Buckingham Palace. I remember one of the movies running there in the theater was "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," which places me in Aurora in 1975.
This brings up some things because of thinking about it I realize this isn't right. We lived in Denver during a winter period, then moved to California, and we were there on the day Nixon got the nomination for re-election, which puts us there for summer or fall 1972.
So I lived there two times, early 1972 and 1975, and stayed for at least two summers, probably 1974 and 1976. Or maybe 1976 and 1977.
What I am certain about was spent two summers with my sister in the Denver Area, one being summer of '76.
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I have added a bookmark to my internet browser so I can refer back this post, my new favorite post of all time, whenever I feel the urge.Tdarcos wrote:Years and years ago, Andrea told me Denver is basically an old-west cow town with skyscrapers. It was a nice place when I lived there in 1974, 1975, and 1976.Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:Why the fuck do people stop their cars in the middle of the goddamn street in Denver? They ALL do it. It's all their is anymore! Me driving and a hundred dickheads at a complete stop.
I hate it!
We lived there for a winter which was in 74, then for the other two years after she stayed, and the rest of the family moved to California, My sister would invite me to spend the summer.
I lived across the street from Buckingham Square shopping center; I kept slipping and referring to it as Buckingham Palace. I remember one of the movies running there in the theater was "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," which places me in Aurora in 1975.
This brings up some things because of thinking about it I realize this isn't right. We lived in Denver during a winter period, then moved to California, and we were there on the day Nixon got the nomination for re-election, which puts us there for summer or fall 1972.
So I lived there two times, early 1972 and 1975, and stayed for at least two summers, probably 1974 and 1976. Or maybe 1976 and 1977.
What I am certain about was spent two summers with my sister in the Denver Area, one being summer of '76.
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Front page.Tdarcos wrote:Years and years ago, Andrea told me Denver is basically an old-west cow town with skyscrapers. It was a nice place when I lived there in 1974, 1975, and 1976.Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:Why the fuck do people stop their cars in the middle of the goddamn street in Denver? They ALL do it. It's all their is anymore! Me driving and a hundred dickheads at a complete stop.
I hate it!
We lived there for a winter which was in 74, then for the other two years after she stayed, and the rest of the family moved to California, My sister would invite me to spend the summer.
I lived across the street from Buckingham Square shopping center; I kept slipping and referring to it as Buckingham Palace. I remember one of the movies running there in the theater was "The Prisoner of Second Avenue," which places me in Aurora in 1975.
This brings up some things because of thinking about it I realize this isn't right. We lived in Denver during a winter period, then moved to California, and we were there on the day Nixon got the nomination for re-election, which puts us there for summer or fall 1972.
So I lived there two times, early 1972 and 1975, and stayed for at least two summers, probably 1974 and 1976. Or maybe 1976 and 1977.
What I am certain about was spent two summers with my sister in the Denver Area, one being summer of '76.
Am I a hero? I really can't say. But, yes.
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I got a "High DPI" monitor, and now everything looks tiny on the desktop. But when enabling "DPI scaling" in Windows, some applications don't follow the setting, or they look blurry.
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This is the WORST THING EVER. If you thought you had problems in your life, they're NOTHING compared to that fucking issue. This RUINS MY LIFE right now.