Things You HATE: Volume IV

[Manic]

I hate that I'm the only person in this house who puts the twist-tie back on the bread. Literally everyone else throws the twist-tie away and proceeds to tie the bread bag itself into a sailors knot.

 

[Duke]

I hate that I'm the only person in this house who puts the twist-tie back on the bread. Literally everyone else throws the twist-tie away and proceeds to tie the bread bag itself into a sailors knot.

anger management???

 

[Manic]

I'VE GOT YOUR ANGER MANAGEMENT RIGHT HERE!

 

[Duke]

LOL!!!

 

[Spider-Aziz]

I hate the old fairytale romance of "If a gentleman saw a puddle in the street while with his lady companion, he places his jacket over it for her to pass without getting her shoes wet"

The reasonable lady would ask the man "Are you out of your mind? You have any idea how disgusting this thing is? Do I look too lazy or stupid to you that I can't turn around the puddle?"

 

[Duke]

I hate the old fairytale romance of "If a gentleman saw a puddle in the street while with his lady companion, he places his jacket over it for her to pass without getting her shoes wet"

The reasonable lady would ask the man "Are you out of your mind? You have any idea how disgusting this thing is? Do I look too lazy or stupid to you that I can't turn around the puddle?"

Doesn't that type of fairytale only occur in movies or books though??

 

[Manic]

and quite frankly, I'm not willing to walk around for the rest of the evening with a dirty wet coat on my arms

 

[Pink Ranger]

I hate that I'm the only person in this house who puts the twist-tie back on the bread. Literally everyone else throws the twist-tie away and proceeds to tie the bread bag itself into a sailors knot.

Still an upgrade over the most hated of bread securing mechanisms: the fold-the-bag-under-the-bread method!

I hate that. There's people around the world who would kill for a slice of bread, and us North Americans can't even treat it with simple respect.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Doesn't that type of fairytale only occur in movies or books though??

Still, I hate it

and quite frankly, I'm not willing to walk around for the rest of the evening with a dirty wet coat on my arms

Exactly

 

[Duke]

Hence the word "fairytale"

sarcasm.
t:

 

[SpideyVille]

I hate how my professor was going to give me the night off from class because my pen tablet wasn't working until a generous woman in my class let me borrow hers. I appreciate the gesture, but I'd rather have the night off.

 

[Superman 1265]

anger management???

It's to be expected from someone who has Donald Duck as an avatar.

 

[Duke]

It's to be expected from someone who has Donald Duck as an avatar.

definitely. t:

 

[Drizzle]

Expensive cakes. Why bother paying that much for something you're going to s**t out later?

 

[SpideyVille]

Expensive cakes. Why bother paying that much for something you're going to s**t out later?

This is actually very true.

 

[Mary Jane Watson]

I hate the old fairytale romance of "If a gentleman saw a puddle in the street while with his lady companion, he places his jacket over it for her to pass without getting her shoes wet"

The reasonable lady would ask the man "Are you out of your mind? You have any idea how disgusting this thing is? Do I look too lazy or stupid to you that I can't turn around the puddle?"

Ah excatly, I would say something like that. I also would slap at that gentleman who do like that cuz it makes me sound like a wimping girl who cant even walk across or turn around the puddle. Guess what? I love to get some mud from riding on ATV, Ski-doo, Dirtbike, and so on. I always try to get across the puddle and get small or big water or mud splash.
Then when I arrived my home and looked at my mirror. My friend and I were like WOOT!

I just cant cant cant cant stand that fairy tale story too


OR any girl who dress like Barbie with FULL mask of makeup on.

 

[Anubis]

That seems a bit harsh for a guy who is clearly a loser and just f**ked up his jacket in some misguided attempt to please you. If he went straight to a tall building and jumped off afterwards I'd bet you'd feel bad.


Either that or bask in the awesomeness of knowing you killed a man with your words. (I know I would)

 

[Mary Jane Watson]

That seems a bit harsh for a guy who is clearly a loser and just f**ked up his jacket in some misguided attempt to please you. If he went straight to a tall building and jumped off afterwards I'd bet you'd feel bad.


Either that or bask in the awesomeness of knowing you killed a man with your words. (I know I would)

Ya, Aw. I feel so bad now.

But I get some `tomboy` inside of me. I guess that I just cant help myself.

 

[E-Man]

I hate not being able to sleep because of things on my mind.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Ah excatly, I would say something like that. I also would slap at that gentleman who do like that cuz it makes me sound like a wimping girl who cant even walk across or turn around the puddle. Guess what? I love to get some mud from riding on ATV, Ski-doo, Dirtbike, and so on. I always try to get across the puddle and get small or big water or mud splash.
Then when I arrived my home and looked at my mirror. My friend and I were like WOOT!

I just cant cant cant cant stand that fairy tale story too


OR any girl who dress like Barbie with FULL mask of makeup on.

Funny

 

[JJJ's Ulcer]

I hate this week. I was already feeling like crap because my engagement with my longtime girlfriend fell apart... and then two days later my 2 year old dog was killed by a car. Have to keep it together for work, but honestly at my breaking point.

 

[Duke]

I hate this week. I was already feeling like crap because my engagement with my longtime girlfriend fell apart... and then two days later my 2 year old dog was killed by a car. Have to keep it together for work, but honestly at my breaking point.

That sucks man!! Hope it will turn out ok later.

 

[Duke]

Expensive cakes. Why bother paying that much for something you're going to s**t out later?

Seriously, that makes all the sense in the world!!

 

[redmarvel]

I hate the old fairytale romance of "If a gentleman saw a puddle in the street while with his lady companion, he places his jacket over it for her to pass without getting her shoes wet"

The reasonable lady would ask the man "Are you out of your mind? You have any idea how disgusting this thing is? Do I look too lazy or stupid to you that I can't turn around the puddle?"

While I don't hate that, I must admit it would be far more Romantic for the Guy to jump across the puddle, turn around, reach back and lift the lady over.

 

[Duke]

While I don't hate that, I must admit it would be far more Romantic for the Guy to jump across the puddle, turn around, reach back and lift the lady over.

Ok. Just as long as it doesn't involve my jacket.