What one thing pissed you off, today?

leelover · 02-25-2007, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by analogbear

I am having a pointless argument with a member in another thread who just doesn't get my very simple and reasonable point.

Wow!
Me Too!

roadrunner954 · 02-25-2007, 11:08 AM

6" of snow

analogbear · 02-25-2007, 11:17 AM

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Originally Posted by leelover

Wow!
Me Too!

Too bad!

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Originally Posted by roadrunner954

6" of snow

Not having 6" of snow yet this whole year...

*Fastrr* · 02-25-2007, 11:26 PM

What annoys me is people using their cell phone inside a restraunt or movie theater.

analogbear · 02-25-2007, 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Fastrr

What annoys me is people using their cell phone inside a restraunt or movie theater.

In a theater? Don't they get kicked out?

*Quick 26* · 02-26-2007, 9:04 AM

ther computer program that i use at work did not get its information up load properly, so now i have to manually enter all the information

*sinfuldragon* · 02-26-2007, 9:29 AM

Its my twin son's birthdays today (not sure if or where to make all of that plural) and I have to be here at work.

analogbear · 02-26-2007, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by sinfuldragon

Its my twin son's birthdays today (not sure if or where to make all of that plural) and I have to be here at work.

twin sons'

Sorry about the work-home-conflict...I hate it too.

*sinfuldragon* · 02-26-2007, 10:27 AM

Yeah, no one said being Dad was going to be fun and easy all the time.

*Quick 26* · 02-26-2007, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by sinfuldragon

Yeah, no one said being Dad was going to be fun and easy all the time.

what

its not

analogbear · 02-26-2007, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by sinfuldragon

Yeah, no one said being Dad was going to be fun and easy all the time.

No, man, It kinda sucks sometimes. At least you seem to be emotionally close to your kids, unlike many fathers in the western world. Wish them happy birthday from me, a crazy dude in NY with a pair of his own little terror-I mean bundles of joy...

*sinfuldragon* · 02-26-2007, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by analogbear

No, man, It kinda sucks sometimes. At least you seem to be emotionally close to your kids, unlike many fathers in the western world. Wish them happy birthday from me, a crazy dude in NY with a pair of his own little terror-I mean bundles of joy...

LOL will do. I have a total of 5. Girls 7 and about to turn 4, Boys about to be 3 and then 2 are 1 today for a grand total of 5!!!!!!! The oldest girl I only get to see during the summer since she lives down in Florida, the oldest boy I get every other weekend.... If I didn't have my head shaved then I would be forced to pull it out...

Macattack · 02-26-2007, 5:10 PM

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Originally Posted by sinfuldragon

LOL will do. I have a total of 5. Girls 7 and about to turn 4, Boys about to be 3 and then 2 are 1 today for a grand total of 5!!!!!!! The oldest girl I only get to see during the summer since she lives down in Florida, the oldest boy I get every other weekend.... If I didn't have my head shaved then I would be forced to pull it out...

Wow.......5 kids........some man for one man.......you musta started young!

*sinfuldragon* · 02-26-2007, 5:12 PM

yeah but what the hey, anything worth doing is worth doing all the way right? and this way I won't be too old to play with them as they grow

Macattack · 02-26-2007, 5:19 PM

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Originally Posted by sinfuldragon

yeah but what the hey, anything worth doing is worth doing all the way right? and this way I won't be too old to play with them as they grow

Too true..........you must hate being right all the time!!!

*sinfuldragon* · 02-26-2007, 5:20 PM

Its a curse no doubt, maybe I'll post that tomorrow for the thing that pissed me off

Macattack · 02-26-2007, 5:51 PM

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Originally Posted by sinfuldragon

Its a curse no doubt, maybe I'll post that tomorrow for the thing that pissed me off

Maybe being always right might make you happy........if you were caught by the police for speeding you might be able to convince them that you were 'right' to go 140mph......see what happens and if it works then I can then use it over here.......crying doesn't seem to work for me anymore!!!

*sinfuldragon* · 02-26-2007, 5:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Macattack

Maybe being always right might make you happy........if you were caught by the police for speeding you might be able to convince them that you were 'right' to go 140mph......see what happens and if it works then I can then use it over here.......crying doesn't seem to work for me anymore!!!

I don't go that fast

Macattack · 02-26-2007, 6:13 PM

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Originally Posted by sinfuldragon

If they tag me at going 140... I'm ........explain anything to anyone, I'm gonna ride it out and take a very long way home!!!

After all, ............ one more charge?

See there you go again....right yet again!!!!!!!

cwr954 · 02-27-2007, 1:26 AM

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Originally Posted by analogbear

Sam Adams Winter Lager kicks all Canadian beer ass...

the smog in new york has affected your taste buds wake up

analogbear · 02-27-2007, 1:49 AM

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Originally Posted by cwr954

the smog in new york has affected your taste buds wake up

As Sam Adams comes from St. Louis via Boston, the New York thing says: bite me. I have tasted all of the "commercial" Canadian beers (around 5), about 30 German beers (I lived there for several years), about 100 US commercial and micro brews(I love the USA), 12 or so Belgian beers, 3 French beers, 3 Dutch beers, 5 Irish beers, 3 English beers, 2 Yugoslavian beers, the 2 Russian beers available in the west, 3 Japanese beers, 2 Chinese beers, 1 beer from Luxembourg, 3 beers from Mexico, and about 20 beers from my two brothers who keep on trying...

I love Canadian beer, but the Sam Winter and the Sam Octoberfest are superior amber or dark lagers. Most of the Canadian stuff is light lager, nearly Pilsner quality stuff...Good, but not to my taste. I freely admit that Bud and Coors are ****, made with rice and corn, and should be consumed by nobody.

Macattack · 02-27-2007, 1:56 AM

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Originally Posted by analogbear

As Sam Adams comes from St. Louis via Boston, the New York thing says: bite me. I have tasted all of the "commercial" Canadian beers (around 5), about 30 German beers (I lived there for several years), about 100 US commercial and micro brews(I love the USA), 12 or so Belgian beers, 3 French beers, 3 Dutch beers, 5 Irish beers, 3 English beers, 2 Yugoslavian beers, the 2 Russian beers available in the west, 3 Japanese beers, 2 Chinese beers, 1 beer from Luxembourg, 3 beers from Mexico, and about 20 beers from my two brothers who keep on trying...

I love Canadian beer, but the Sam Winter and the Sam Octoberfest are superior amber or dark lagers. Most of the Canadian stuff is light lager, nearly Pilsner quality stuff...Good, but not to my taste. I freely admit that Bud and Coors are ****, made with rice and corn, and should be consumed by nobody.

What were the 5 Irish beers you had?

analogbear · 02-27-2007, 2:05 AM

Harp, Guinness, and three local beers, not for export, in counties' Cork and Clare.

I dont remember the names of those...Not very distingushed...

Macattack · 02-27-2007, 2:13 AM

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Originally Posted by analogbear

Harp, Guinness, and three local beers, not for export, in counties' Cork and Clare.

I dont remember the names of those...Not very distingushed...

Harp!!!!!! Now thats hard to come by.............probably 1 in a 1000 would drink that.......yuck

If you can buy Guinness over where you are..........get a pint of Guinness with blackcurrant..........DELICIOUS!

steven0367 · 02-27-2007, 2:39 AM

Fav Beers???

not even Here can we agree on the best beer!!
We only have 6 states (& 2 territories) and most hate the beer from the next state. But there are some good ones that compare well with the best around the world.( "VB is best" just added my

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*sinfuldragon* · 02-27-2007, 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by analogbear

As Sam Adams comes from St. Louis via Boston, the New York thing says: bite me. I have tasted all of the "commercial" Canadian beers (around 5), about 30 German beers (I lived there for several years), about 100 US commercial and micro brews(I love the USA), 12 or so Belgian beers, 3 French beers, 3 Dutch beers, 5 Irish beers, 3 English beers, 2 Yugoslavian beers, the 2 Russian beers available in the west, 3 Japanese beers, 2 Chinese beers, 1 beer from Luxembourg, 3 beers from Mexico, and about 20 beers from my two brothers who keep on trying...

and a partridge in a pear tree

One thing pissing me off today, VERY busy at work, not giving me anytime to mess around and get paid for it... I'm actually having to work for my money. What is this world coming to???