oh my go, i can't STAND marijuana comments how it's not bad for you, it's not a gateway drug, it's only as bad as you let it be, other glorification statements, etc. it gets me so damn angry. you want to die or get addicted, fine! just keep it to yourself.x434343 said:
Overheard Conversations that Anger You
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Are you sure we're not the same person?2012 Wont Happen said:
I just had Inception dethrone Pulp Fiction and I'm a vegetarian!
Well not over heard but I received a party invite from one of my "friends". It reads as follows, "Msg to all friends, im havin a small party wednesday. my parents will be gone, but my sister will be home. Bring own refreshments, beer is fine."
I'd rather not get drunk with a bunch of 15 year olds.
I'd rather not get drunk with a bunch of 15 year olds.
You're a Sydney-sider and you were on the train at 1:20 and one of the people in question was a 14 year old male, this didn't happen to the 443 going to Bankstown right? I kid, I kid.
But in all seriousness I feel a bit wary about posting here, oh I've got stories about peoples conversations ticking me off but occasionally (it's pretty rare though) I'll be on a public bus heading home at the end of a schoolday but due to the bus schedule it'll be the same bus as a couple of mates, we sit up the back but damned if our conversations aren't sticking out against the silence (but it's normally just jokes about videogames and other mostly harmless things).
From a non-guilty standpoint the worst kind is phone conversations, at least when all the members of the chat are within a close proximity you get a sense of structure. Some of the worst contenders I've had are when I'd be watching some tv with my sister then she'd get a ring and hold the conversation for the entire program, or this one time when I was in an airport bathroom some bloke sitting in a stall was getting furious in a phone conversation which I can only assume was with his wife. I think I had a pretty big lot to dump so to speak so I heard the whole thing but the guy was so scary in his wrath that I think he helped speed it up a bit, eff this and eff that, you effing w**re, effing listen to me. At then end of it he said (and I quote, though some parts may have been slightly edited to protect the souls of all short children and big babies on this fine forum today) "I am sorry to all those who had to hear that but women, if they didn't have c**ts then they'd all be stockpiled in a warehouse". Mind you on the bus of an afternoon I have a plentiful plethora of conversations to listen to, though my choices are usually limited to cliched girls talking about parties and even what they...do with their partners (which is funny because they're normally younger than me) and cliched boys talking about manly things like "Cod" and probably other varieties of British fish.
But in all seriousness I feel a bit wary about posting here, oh I've got stories about peoples conversations ticking me off but occasionally (it's pretty rare though) I'll be on a public bus heading home at the end of a schoolday but due to the bus schedule it'll be the same bus as a couple of mates, we sit up the back but damned if our conversations aren't sticking out against the silence (but it's normally just jokes about videogames and other mostly harmless things).
From a non-guilty standpoint the worst kind is phone conversations, at least when all the members of the chat are within a close proximity you get a sense of structure. Some of the worst contenders I've had are when I'd be watching some tv with my sister then she'd get a ring and hold the conversation for the entire program, or this one time when I was in an airport bathroom some bloke sitting in a stall was getting furious in a phone conversation which I can only assume was with his wife. I think I had a pretty big lot to dump so to speak so I heard the whole thing but the guy was so scary in his wrath that I think he helped speed it up a bit, eff this and eff that, you effing w**re, effing listen to me. At then end of it he said (and I quote, though some parts may have been slightly edited to protect the souls of all short children and big babies on this fine forum today) "I am sorry to all those who had to hear that but women, if they didn't have c**ts then they'd all be stockpiled in a warehouse". Mind you on the bus of an afternoon I have a plentiful plethora of conversations to listen to, though my choices are usually limited to cliched girls talking about parties and even what they...do with their partners (which is funny because they're normally younger than me) and cliched boys talking about manly things like "Cod" and probably other varieties of British fish.
I want to congratulate as well. You really did a nice job.[footnote]You Really did.[/footnote]The_Healer said:
OT: Basically most conversations, and yes I am a student of 14 years[footnote]Yes I have 14 years, yet most people think I have 19 for my appearance and overall how I am in front of people[/footnote] and I do get very mad about the goddamn conversations these people have, like parties, god awful music, boyfriends and pure nonsensical rubbish.
It's a miracle I have survived THREE WHOLE YEARS[footnote]I finished middle school this year, just for you know[/footnote] things like that.
But Wait! There's MORE...
Another THREE AWFUL YEARS of THAT ARE COMING!!![footnote]Going to start High School the Eighteen of August[/footnote]
Fortunately there is the Conservatory, that place makes me really happy, it's very different to basically everything and it's the only school I do go Happily[footnote].
I don't get why people think that Edward counts as dead. He's a vampire.bak00777 said:
To clarify, I'm not a Twilight fan, nor a hater. It's just an average romance movie, nothing special.
Would you prefer being violently disfigured with a belt sander or... oh it was a joke.Pegghead said:
It was the topic and situation of the conversation that pissed me off. Its easy to ignore most non-offense but loud conversations, but offensive and inappropriate ones just make me see red.
After we learned that aids came from monkeys in school (why everyone didn't already know this I have no idea) I heard a conversation that went something like this:
I'm not even gay and I was offended. Partly because it first came in through researchers getting blood on them, not from having sex, and partly because I never knew anyone could ever be that stupid.
"Man, you hear aids came from fucking monkeys" "yeah man, that means some fag fucked a monkey." "Doesn't surprise me. They are animals."
I'm not even gay and I was offended. Partly because it first came in through researchers getting blood on them, not from having sex, and partly because I never knew anyone could ever be that stupid.
That guy who said that was probably referring to the origin of aids, not the discovery.CloggedDonkey said:
But he IS still alive. He isn't undead, he was just cursed to live for ages (effectively).bak00777 said:
i understand your point, and i do acknowledge that not everyone gets addicted, but there ARE some people who do, and for that, you (the general you, not you specifically) can't make such a bold statement.Dragu_ said:
i do want to add that my comment was in "hot blood," thinking of one acquaintance i have who i despise, who is mentally addicted and doesn't admit it even though he says things that support my argument. my real issue is that i don't like hearing it glorified. i'm sure it helps the people who genuinely need it, and i hope they live as long as they can, but i do not condone recreational enjoyment of marijuana.
No, I know the kid (sadly). He's a huge homophobe and thinks that they are less then human, casually accusing me of being gay and making fun of me for it quite a lot (using "animal" more than once).Littlee300 said:
Train for fighting. Be as nice and polite as you can but when he pushes you too far punch him right in the face.CloggedDonkey said:
Train for fighting. Be as nice and polite as you can but when he pushes you too far punch him right in the face.[/quote]I could honestly care less what he says or thinks. As long as he doesn't try to lynch me, it doesn't bother me at all.