Don't Hate The Hater, Hate The Hate! - - - - Part 16

[Ultimatehero]

I hate how we are all sane.


- Yes, I know this sounds creepy. It's a joke.

 

[Lighthouse]

I want a restaurant where you eat in the kitchen!!!!!!!

They're called hibachi grills.

 

[Ultimatehero]

It was a joke, lol. But sounds cool that those places actually exist.

Now a legit hate -- I can probably find out everything there is in the world, but I will never be able to know who I am or really trust people. (Closed adoption, having to validate myself has led to a lot of money and now that money will go to trying to find my home)

 

[Matt Mortem]

I hate that I love a girl so much that seeing her picture both overjoys me and enrages me. It enrages me because we can't be together.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

It's definitely worse if I see them do it. But I'll be honest, ignorance is bliss. If I don't know the person cooking my food has done something gross, it's never going to bother me. Unless I cook it myself, there's rarely a meal I eat that I see cooked.

I hate that line
I remember one episode of 20/20, they showed a scene from a Seinfeld, the cook leaving the lavatory without washing his hands
A movie my brother watched (and described the scene more than once) the chef took the birthday cake with him to the gents room

Not much of a bliss

I hate how we are all sane.


- Yes, I know this sounds creepy. It's a joke.

Sanity is different from one person to another
It is creepy

 

[James]

I hate that line
I remember one episode of 20/20, they showed a scene from a Seinfeld, the cook leaving the lavatory without washing his hands
A movie my brother watched (and described the scene more than once) the chef took the birthday cake with him to the gents room

Not much of a bliss

All I mean is, if I don't know about it, it can't possibly upset me. Of course it's completely disgusting. If I saw it happening I'd never eat the food...but you never know...

And thus came the day Spider-Aziz never ate a meal he hadn't prepared himself

 

[Duke]

No. But that's what's so cool about it. The more infested it is, the better.

Ummmmmmmmmmmmm...no, I'd rather not know what's going behind the scenes in the kitchen.

 

[NickNitro]

I hate girls who don't know what they want out of life

 

[Spider-Aziz]

And thus came the day Spider-Aziz never ate a meal he hadn't prepared himself

I didn't really start doing that, but it's a plan

 

[Darthphere]

I was doing some math last night and I saw that I'm wasting like a good 80 hours a week on nothing. Nothing. What the hell? Where are those 80 hours?!

 

[Kane52630]

On the hype?

 

[ComicChick]

facebook.

 

[PyroChamber]

I hate that I can't win a Clash in Injustice to save my life.

 

[lixdexia]

why would you want to? it's a great way to let your opponent lose their whole power meter, especially if it's just after you've taken out their first health bar

 

[SpideyVille]

I have the same problem, and the issue has always been that it happens when they have low health, so by winning, they regain some of it back.

 

[PyroChamber]

And is it me or are Nightwing's S.T.A.R. missions the most difficult?

 

[Spider-Aziz]

And is it me or are Nightwing's S.T.A.R. missions the most difficult?

I need to play it to see it

 

[Hotwire]

I hate when I apologize to someone and they respond with nothing but silence. I understand that I messed up and I'm sorry for it. Is it too much to ask that they at least acknowledge I'm trying to make it right?

 

[Anubis]

That depends on how bad you messed up.

Spilled coffee on their computer? Sure, acknowledgement.

Knocked up your girlfriend's sister? Catatonia.....or dismemberment.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

I hate when I apologize to someone and they respond with nothing but silence. I understand that I messed up and I'm sorry for it. Is it too much to ask that they at least acknowledge I'm trying to make it right?

Speaking for myself, sometimes when people apologize to me, I have nothing to say

 

[ComicChick]

just remember. you can always apologize but it doesn't mean the person has to accept it. i'm sure the situation is based on the severity of whatever you're sorry for. but if you just want the acknowledgement so you'll feel better, well, they're not obligated to do that for you

 

[Hotwire]

just remember. you can always apologize but it doesn't mean the person has to accept it. i'm sure the situation is based on the severity of whatever you're sorry for. but if you just want the acknowledgement so you'll feel better, well, they're not obligated to do that for you

I'm not even asking that it be accepted, just acknowledged. I'd settle for a, "You should be." Just, something, that's all.

For the record, I didn't call my mother on her birthday. I was holding a grudge over something she said on Facebook that upset my wife.

 

[ComicChick]

maybe they're not ready to do that yet

 

[Hotwire]

maybe they're not ready to do that yet

Still annoying. To me, it's rude not to acknowledge someone's speaking to you. I guess to some, simply acknowledging the apology equates acceptance.

 

[Anita18]

Apologies are more to clear my guilt about things. Even if the other person is being a bonehead, someone has to be the adult and clear the air. Even if they don't accept, it's on them because at least I tried.

What I hate are people who don't send a thank-you note (or even an email or Facebook message) after I send them a gift. It's not that I feel jilted that they didn't thank me, but I want to make sure THEY received it, and nobody stole the check/gift in the mail! But asking about it just feels awkward. Yeesh.