Things that shouldn't piss you off, but do.
Feel free to add your own. I'll give two really quick.
1. This girl I'm friends with on facebook makes a post about how s
Similarly, I like eating apples, but I always cut them into slices. Can't stand biting into them otherwise.
Any food that requires wiping your hands or face after taking a bite. Most sandwiches/hamburgers/tacos etc are overstuffed which causes this. Or worse, sauce dripping off and potentially getting on your pants. I only say it shouldnt piss me off, because it obviously doesn't seem to bother other people as much. I literally choose foods and places to eat with this specifica
I'm with you. When I was a kid, I'd bring a wet washcloth to the dinner table.
Blasphemy
this guy ain't wasting time no more 'cause there's only one way out to the mountain jam
Or in Blue Bell ice cream. Working from memory as I haven't had it in several years. But even the memory is damn tasty!
Blue Bell is still greatness. Homemade vanilla or tin roof flavors. I only buy it nowadays when it's on sale as it's ridiculously overpriced at $9.50 a half gallon at Albertsons. I stock up when they do the 4.99 or 5.99 deals.
this guy ain't wasting time no more 'cause there's only one way out to the mountain jam
It took me about half a heartbeat, but then I was like, **** yeah!
Shopping with the wife at Walgreen's, saw this on the shelf. In my day when we were getting tats n pierces, these weren't available...
Shopping with the wife at Walgreen's, saw this on the shelf. In my day when we were getting tats n pierces, these weren't available...
applaud those people identifying a leveraged springboard from which to launch their own personal economy
Got an email with the subject "Reminder for your upcoming bill" from Xcel. It's a reminder that a payment is due. This part is good.
In the content is this sentence, though:
Please disregard if you've already made your payment or you have a zero balance.
Pisses me off they'll generate an email reminder if someone has a zero balance.
I don't think it should; I bet a lot of zero-balance people see that and feel good about knowing nothing is due.
Amex does that nonsense. I pay the bill every month in full when the statement generates.
Without fail, I get a reminder that my payment date is approaching with a minimum payment due of 0.00.
Thanks clowns.
My water bill is on auto-pay. Every month I get an email that a payment is due and will be paid automatically. I then get an email that the bill has been paid. I usually delete these without really looking at them. A few weeks ago I got a letter from the town water company - I had a past due balance. WTF! I little research showed that the second email from the previous month said my payment had been rejected. Looking further, it was because my credit card on file had expired. I went in changed the expiration date and paid up. This pissed me off because I feel that other vendors either update the expiration automatically or don't care once they determine a card is valid. Am I wrong?
