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senorcromas

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When a STUPID corrupt company decides it would be a good idea to have all the people who don't pay their bills' calls go to my house instead of THEIR CALL CENTERS so that they can yell at me for ABSOLUTELY NO REASON for hours on end ALMOST EVERY DAY.

It gets me pretty PISSED OFF.

And yes, I do enjoy capitalizing EVERY OTHER GROUP OF WORDS.
 

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Thaius said:
My little sister.

"it's just a game."
A game IS just a game you know. And a chair is just a chair. And a pen is just a pen. Unless it has a clock in it and then it's just awesome.

the thing that gets my panties in a twist is the fact that I'm not allowed to express my anger at home. Whenever I get angry, I need to vocalize it or express it in action like banging my hand on my thigh or something like that. But every time I get a big nuh-uh and that just makes me even more angry.
 

-BloodRush-

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close-minded people who truly believe what they think is fact, and hold out no possibility in their minds for any opposing theories.
 

Cimerax

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When people are negative about every little thing they think about.
It literally feels like they're draining energy from my body with negativity.
 

Sacman

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my older brother he is the collective embodiment of everything that I hate about humanity, he is a selfish, arrogant, hypocritical, bigot who cannot be trusted to carry out the simplest task with making some kind of smug utterly pointless gesture that coupled with his fucking douche bag attitude makes me wish that I had the reincarnation of Hitler as a brother rather than this... this... thing...
 

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mezmerizer02 said:
People who can't spell, use grammar or punctuation correctly. That really pisses me off.
C wut I did thar?

I dislike grammer nazis, but the pentultimate pet-peeve of mine would be lag. Every single time I die in a game because my connection, my computer or God himself decides to hate me, I want to strangle kittens. I spent my teenage years playing well on the laggiest fps you'd ever seen and I didn't build a tolerance to the hair-pulling frustration... I built rage!
 

Thaius

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Sev said:
Thaius said:
My little sister.

"it's just a game."
A game IS just a game you know. And a chair is just a chair. And a pen is just a pen. Unless it has a clock in it and then it's just awesome.

the thing that gets my panties in a twist is the fact that I'm not allowed to express my anger at home. Whenever I get angry, I need to vocalize it or express it in action like banging my hand on my thigh or something like that. But every time I get a big nuh-uh and that just makes me even more angry.
By definition, yes, but not meaning. There's a difference. Games are a storytelling art form and/or a serious form of competition. To someone who cares about that, being told it's "just a game" is simply demeaning: the person is basically saying, "Why are you getting worked up about it? It doesn't really mean anything, it's just a game!" See how that could be insulting? You don't tell a football player, "You just throw a ball: don't take it so seriously." It's demeaning to the subject, as well as those that care about it.
 

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1.rapist
2.pedophiles
3.disrespect to women
4.theres a few more but i cant remember now
 

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Thaius said:
Sev said:
Thaius said:
My little sister.

"it's just a game."
A game IS just a game you know. And a chair is just a chair. And a pen is just a pen. Unless it has a clock in it and then it's just awesome.

the thing that gets my panties in a twist is the fact that I'm not allowed to express my anger at home. Whenever I get angry, I need to vocalize it or express it in action like banging my hand on my thigh or something like that. But every time I get a big nuh-uh and that just makes me even more angry.
By definition, yes, but not meaning. There's a difference. Games are a storytelling art form and/or a serious form of competition. To someone who cares about that, being told it's "just a game" is simply demeaning: the person is basically saying, "Why are you getting worked up about it? It doesn't really mean anything, it's just a game!" See how that could be insulting? You don't tell a football player, "You just throw a ball: don't take it so seriously." It's demeaning to the subject, as well as those that care about it.
I think you missed the joke there bud :p