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I only teabag people in games as a sign of respect. If you're just some random idiot who I killed with no effort I'm not going to go out of my way to make you feel bad about it, but if I spent the whole game struggling to kill you I definitely will.
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yeah I eat rear end posted:I only teabag people in games as a sign of respect. If you're just some random idiot who I killed with no effort I'm not going to go out of my way to make you feel bad about it, but if I spent the whole game struggling to kill you I definitely will. I feel it is like the German and English aviators in World War I saluting each other in flight after an epic dog fight.
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Jun 26, 2017 08:25
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spog posted:I feel it is like the German and English aviators in World War I saluting each other in flight after an epic dog fight. They very quickly discovered that tea-bagging mid-flight is a tricky and dangerous manoeuvre, so just went with saluting.
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Jun 26, 2017 12:51
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Here's one that I'm encountering more and more: It drives me nuts when someone refuses to watch/listen to/read something because they disagree with the politics of someone involved in the process. And the product is never political. "Here's a good article on a subject you're interested in." "I'm not reading anything from that website. They published a story on [thing I hate] once." "Hey, this band is right up your alley." "I'm not listening to them, they supported [opposing candidate]." "This is one of the best movies I've seen in years, we should watch it together." "Does it have [actor]? I'm not watching that, I hate what he said about [x]."I'M JUST TRYING TO SHARE THINGS YOU'D ENJOY WITH YOU, BUTTHOLE.
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Jun 26, 2017 20:12
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When I'm driving and I get to a 4-way stop sign, with cars stopped at all 4, and ONE driver to the left/right crosses the intersection, but the one across from them stays put until they finish crossing, then goes straight ahead. As if being in motion instead of still would somehow cause a crash even though the trajectory is exactly the same either way. The second worst is when I get to the stop sign like 5 seconds after the guy on the left/right, but he still waits for me to go first.
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Jun 26, 2017 21:12
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I hate that people don't understand right of way. Don't you have to learn that for the driving test before you get your license? Today I had some obese woman with the "vintage" hairdo/makeup/glasses in a tiny share-a-car flip me off with BOTH hands because I had the gall to drive when I had right of way (too lazy to describe it but I was 100% in the right). Yes I do need to point out her looks because it was really ridiculous looking. Related: I really hate obese people who dressing up with what they think is 40s/50s style and screeching  "MARILYN MONROE WAS A SIZE 6!!!" I found a sewing guide from the 50s in an antique shop and the size 4 was loving tiny, the measurements were absurdly small. Just because a size 6 is huge now doesn't mean it was the same loving 70 years ago. A size 00 at Target is so huge on me I have to wear a belt, and I'm by no means a stick.
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Jun 27, 2017 00:40
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Das Boo posted:Here's one that I'm encountering more and more: It drives me nuts when someone refuses to watch/listen to/read something because they disagree with the politics of someone involved in the process. And the product is never political. Some people don't like the idea of supporting bad ideologies by consuming media that directly sponsors said ideologies.
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Jun 27, 2017 00:47
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Thin Privilege posted:I hate that people don't understand right of way. Don't you have to learn that for the driving test before you get your license? Today I had some obese woman with the "vintage" hairdo/makeup/glasses in a tiny share-a-car flip me off with BOTH hands because I had the gall to drive when I had right of way (too lazy to describe it but I was 100% in the right). Yes I do need to point out her looks because it was really ridiculous looking. Related: I really hate obese people who dressing up with what they think is 40s/50s style and screeching You sound tiny though, I am a size 6 and definitely not huge. But I haven't shopped for clothes in a department store in like a decade.
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Jun 27, 2017 00:58
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Thin Privilege posted:I hate that people don't understand right of way. Don't you have to learn that for the driving test before you get your license? Today I had some obese woman with the "vintage" hairdo/makeup/glasses in a tiny share-a-car flip me off with BOTH hands because I had the gall to drive when I had right of way (too lazy to describe it but I was 100% in the right). Yes I do need to point out her looks because it was really ridiculous looking. Related: I really hate obese people who dressing up with what they think is 40s/50s style and screeching Username/post combo ^Also that's an obnoxious thing. When anyone else does it of course. Not when I do it
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Jun 27, 2017 01:03
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Screaming Idiot posted:Some people don't like the idea of supporting bad ideologies by consuming media that directly sponsors said ideologies. They don't. They don't know anything about the dude who wrote the script, just that they don't like Leonardo DiCaprio because he advocates environmental causes while using a personal jet. Which has nothing to do with William Monahan writing The Departed. I mean if you're going to select a cog in the machine as a reason to boycott the machine, you're not going to be able to enjoy much. Because somewhere along the way in the production of your thing, it's guaranteed that someone was an awful human being. Separating the art from the artist is the only way to enjoy anything because people, especially influential people, suck.
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Jun 27, 2017 01:20
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I don't click on any links to Facebook or Medium and I'm perfectly happy
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Jun 27, 2017 02:04
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timefly posted:You sound tiny though, I am a size 6 and definitely not huge. But I haven't shopped for clothes in a department store in like a decade. The humongous size increase at target is pretty recent, I have size 0-2s from ~7 years ago from Target and I can't even get them past my thighs.
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Jun 27, 2017 02:10
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Das Boo posted:They don't. They don't know anything about the dude who wrote the script, just that they don't like Leonardo DiCaprio because he advocates environmental causes while using a personal jet. Which has nothing to do with William Monahan writing The Departed. I mean if you're going to select a cog in the machine as a reason to boycott the machine, you're not going to be able to enjoy much. Because somewhere along the way in the production of your thing, it's guaranteed that someone was an awful human being. Yeah there is definitely a slippery slope of sorts when you start doing that. Sometimes you hear something about an artist that really makes it so you CAN'T separate the art from the artist. But like, if someone else can, that doesn't make them a bad person. Different people get bothered by different things. And conversely, it doesn't make you a better person to "stay pure" by avoiding as much stuff made by "bad people" as you possibly can. If it legitimately bothers you then whatever, but it seems like some people set themselves up for disappointment with this stuff.
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Jun 27, 2017 16:32
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Das Boo posted:Here's one that I'm encountering more and more: It drives me nuts when someone refuses to watch/listen to/read something because they disagree with the politics of someone involved in the process. And the product is never political. I'd draw the line at publications. If I see a link to something like Natural News I'm not clicking it because I know it's bullshit.
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Jun 27, 2017 17:23
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I will never watch/read/listen to anything recommended by a loving goon anyway.
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Jun 28, 2017 01:33
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Das Boo posted:Here's one that I'm encountering more and more: It drives me nuts when someone refuses to watch/listen to/read something because they disagree with the politics of someone involved in the process. And the product is never political. Pre-Trump I might agree but now that's the right stance to take. Either you are a decent human being or you don't need my money.
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Jun 28, 2017 02:18
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Glazier posted:Pre-Trump I might agree but now that's the right stance to take. Either you are a decent human being or you don't need my money. People can change, though. But only to the worse.
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Jun 28, 2017 02:22
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Fuckers that don't start to slow down till they are right at the pedestrian crossing. You are not saving yourself time. If I'm waiting to cross and see you coming I'm not going to walk out and assume you are going to stop. Ill wait till you do stop. Then ill walk across. If you are clearly slowing down to stop, ill cross. Ill be past you when you get there.. that's quicker for you. Fuckers that ring me, listen to my entire answering machine message then hang up.
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Jun 29, 2017 15:33
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I've been volunteering up at the state park lately, mostly picking up litter and cleaning out grills and firepits. Things that make me reasonably angry: - Garbage neatly piled up a few yards away from two different dumpsters - Bud Light burial grounds - A bunch of cigarette butts in a firepit along with a bunch of cigarette butts outside of the firepit - "Hiding" evidence of alcohol in the woods, usually behind brambles and in the middle of a sea of poison ivy Things that make me UNreasonably angry:  Aagh! Aaghgh! They're so small and clear and there are millions of them! Millions. gently caress YOU CAPRI SUN. gently caress YOU JUICY JUICE. gently caress ANYONE WHO MARKETS THESE TO CHILDREN.
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Jun 29, 2017 20:38
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As a very outdoorsy person in one of the top outdoor destinations in the world, I feel you. Oh lord, do I ever. I did a 1km loop around a pond in the mountains and took home a grocery bag stuffed with garbage that was just on the trail, I didn't even venture off it. I will add to that any rear end in a top hat who bags their dog poo poo and leaves it hanging on a tree. I start later in the day than most people and know I'm the last person off the trail, and I see little blue bags with poop in them everywhere. Just leave the loving poo poo on the ground to decompose if you can't be bothered to pack it out! Or fuckers who blow their nose in a kleenex and toss that on the trail. Yeah paper doesn't take years to break down, but it's still obnoxious to see that left behind. Bring a zip lock bag for your wet garbage if you're bothering to pack in kleenex. Better yet, if you're too lazy to pack out what you brought in, just please don't even go. Stay home. Trash your own property instead.
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Picnic Princess posted:Or fuckers who blow their nose in a kleenex and toss that on the trail. Yeah paper doesn't take years to break down, but it's still obnoxious to see that left behind. Bring a zip lock bag for your wet garbage if you're bothering to pack in kleenex. I've noticed that a lot of picnic sites will be perfectly clean except for the garbage that people think isn't garbage. Onion skins, corn husks, shrimp shells... I fantasize about dumping all that stuff in some clueless picnicker's front yard, and then insisting that they leave it there until it fully breaks down. (My fantasies are lame.)
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Id love to pick the brain of someone who leaves their dog poo poo in a bag on the trail. Like, you actually put effort into making it worse than if you had just left the poo poo on the ground. What's your thought process there buddy?
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Jun 29, 2017 20:59
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veni veni veni posted:Id love to pick the brain of someone who leaves their dog poo poo in a bag on the trail. I've seen it happen, I was going to ask the dude why the gently caress he went though the effort to bagging the dog poo poo only to toss it maybe 2' to the side of the trail in full view, but he was this huge skinhead covered in tattoos walking 2 unfixed unleashed pit bulls he had to keep screaming at to behave. The other time I actually saw it was downtown, big recreational body builder guy with a pitbull. Scoops it up into a bag then tosses it under a bush in someone's garden. Only 2 instances but the "type" seems to be lovely big dudes with pitbulls?? And yeah, the amount of garbage you see in parks is really sad. Dogshit bags, chip/food bags are the big ones. I'm fine tossing apples cores and banana peels and poo poo into the woods, just toss it good and far from the trail so no one will see them. Only a couple times after having horrible allergy attacks have I dumped tissues into the woods, but I went off-trail and hid them under some leaves in a muddy area where they could break down in peace. I often wish I had a super power where I could touch garbage and get a flash of the object's last memories and see who did it, then track them down and cut them. I'd be the lamest super-hero but I'd be doing an important job.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:08
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I think that stuff is definitely in the realm of reasonably angry. People are so entitled these days that they think national parks are their personal toilets and the friendly janitors will be along to pick up after them. Make it a felony to do that and install trail cameras to catch people and maybe people would learn to appreciate what little (relatively) untouched nature we have left while it lasts.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:12
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I think huuuuuge fines and or even a little jail time could maybe scare the poo poo out of people to stop loving littering in protected parks. Or anywhere really, just stop littering, period. There's garbages all over the loving place, just use them.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:19
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I think in the end it comes down to lack of government funding for the parks so they have to be overly accepting of any and every tourist because they are the only reason they are staying afloat. If they had more discretion of who they let in maybe things would be better. A national park isn't a dog park or a playground, it's an important site of either natural or historical importance, have some respect or stay out.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:22
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It's a $1,000 fine in Singapore and it works. I also think public canings for certain offenses is ideal.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:23
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yeah I eat rear end posted:I think in the end it comes down to lack of government funding for the parks so they have to be overly accepting of any and every tourist because they are the only reason they are staying afloat. If they had more discretion of who they let in maybe things would be better. A national park isn't a dog park or a playground, it's an important site of either natural or historical importance, have some respect or stay out. Massive insane fines would be an influx of cash. There's so many lovely social problems that stem from a lack of money for enforcement/cleaning plus a lack of any meaningful fines or punishments. Get two birds stoned at once with huge huge fines. Use those fines to pay for cleaning and more enforcement. Everyone wins, except lovely park littering scum. Also way more fines should be based on % of yearly income. I want some lovely rich kid fined 150,000 for tossing his fast food packaging in a park.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:25
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Baronjutter posted:Get two birds stoned at once I imagine you should get fined for that too.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:37
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veni veni veni posted:Id love to pick the brain of someone who leaves their dog poo poo in a bag on the trail. The best place to walk dogs near us only has bins at the three entrances, so if my dog poops early in the walk I'll leave it a little way off the path until I come back past, and I know a lot of other dog walkers do the same. I'll still make sure I bin it myself though, so it's only ever there an hour or two two at the very most. What makes me unreasonably angry is that horse owners don't have to clean up after their horse. The place we walk gets a lot of dog walkers, joggers, cyclists - and horse riders. Once every month or so there will be huge piles of horse poo poo in the middle of the path that doesn't get cleared for a while. Sure it doesn't stink, but it's still kind of gross, and everyone else has to skirt round it.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:47
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People who have strong and wrong opinions about food. For example: Gluten is 100% a bad and toxic thing, like MSG was 20 years ago All fast food is extremely bad for you, except Chik-Fil-A, which is very healthy Never eat a carbohydrate Potatoes are "empty calories" (WTF) And of course organic=always very healthy and GMO=filled with bad chemicals
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Jun 29, 2017 21:51
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I've never had a problem with horse poo poo. It doesn't really stink and within a few hours it's just some grassy mud.
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Jun 29, 2017 21:52
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Baronjutter posted:I've never had a problem with horse poo poo. It doesn't really stink and within a few hours it's just some grassy mud. It's only a problem for me when it's all over the road that people walk on and you have to dodge the clouds of flies. When I went to the Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria the path up to the castle has horse drawn carriages every 10 minutes or so so it's a minefield of horse poo poo.
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Baronjutter posted:I think huuuuuge fines and or even a little jail time could maybe scare the poo poo out of people to stop loving littering in protected parks. Or anywhere really, just stop littering, period. There's garbages all over the loving place, just use them. I'd like to get some real garbage containers out there and some "no littering" signs. And a few security cameras around the buildings where we work and park our cars. A few months ago somebody stole a copper gutter spout off the main building, and after that someone else backed up their truck to our firewood shed and filled it up. People are garbage. 
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Jun 29, 2017 22:04
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Nostradingus posted:People who have strong and wrong opinions about food. For example: Baronjutter posted:I've never had a problem with horse poo poo. It doesn't really stink and within a few hours it's just some grassy mud.
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Jun 29, 2017 22:05
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Who the hell owns a horse. I hate anyone that owns a horse.
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There's a place near me called Johnston Canyon, it's hugely popular as all the coach tours stop there and it's a walkway built through a canyon with a bunch waterfalls. I normally only go in winter when it's deserted because I hate crowds. I went once a couple years ago in summer with a friend who'd never been, and what I saw made me so angry I ended up giving the finger in almost every photo taken of me. There were actual ceramic dishes and metal cutlery dropped into the canyon. Shoes. Dozens upon dozens of water bottles, and not just disposable plastic ones. I get that some things are going to get dropped accidentally, and it stays for a while because you'd have to rappel to clean the trash up, but people definitely drop a poo poo ton of stuff as litter and it's almost impossible to clean it. I'd happily volunteer to go with a friend every couple months to rappel down to clean up. Makes me wonder if they would let people do that so wardens don't have to, and they could spend more time trying to get idiots not killed by bears on the side of the road.
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Jun 29, 2017 22:20
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Picnic Princess posted:I'd happily volunteer to go with a friend every couple months to rappel down to clean up. That's a great way to get your head smashed in by falling shoes and cutlery.
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Jun 29, 2017 22:23
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Jerry Cotton posted:That's a great way to get your head smashed in by falling shoes and cutlery.
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Elizabethan Error posted:"woah, parks actually close at night??" - Jerry Cotton, 2017 Well during the night it's probably more engine blocks and entire truckfuls of industrial waste than shoes.
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