Because I don't find them funny myself but the people around me will not hesitate to repeat those memes endlessly throughout the day like broken records and update me on the latest Troll Face quote or whatever...Happy Yay said:People who get all bothered about what other people like. What's it to you that some people find memes funny?ShotgunZombie said:People who think internet memes are funny...
By the way, the following is a rant so excuse/ignore if you'd like...
They're just mindless fucking dribble! Context-less jokes that don't even make sense half the goddamn time! Am I supposed to laugh when you repeat the quote you read on some forsaken stick figure doodle for the fiftieth time?! Fuck you!
this this this. a thousand times this.Mr Thin said:When I incorrectly estimate the size of Tupperware I will need to put my leftovers in. Then I have to get a smaller one, put the leftovers in that, and now I have to wash a Tupperware container as well as the dishes.
I thought I was the only one. It really is shit. Every time I go to work, I think to myself "I'm here for the next 8 hours for something I don't want." Completely annihilates work ethic.danirax said:being rich and not wanting anything....its hell....
Personally, I just hate milk. Can never drink it by itself. Haven't had a glass of milk in years.Lukeje said:]Why don't you just drink the milk from the bowl afterwards if you pour too much?
You don't understand how depression works, the balance of chemicals in their brain is off so they would be depressed if the lived in a utopia or if the lived in dark well it isn't a question of being a spoiled brat it is a question of brain chemistry.gamezombieghgh said:U mad OP? lol my most annoying first world problem is probably how people can be rich and fortunate in their material possessions, with a loving wife and kids, BUT THEY STILL GET DEPRESSION, (from time to time anyway). I heard Vanuatu is the happiest country in the world, but they're poor. The thing about living in the first world though, is once you grow accustomed to all these material gifts and money, you don't want to give it up
I can agree to this. We went on a "school trip" to Fiji to study "tourism." While we weren't exactly staying in the fanciest resorts, they were still a hundred times better than the locals homes. We went and visited some five star resorts and they were amazing. Yet the one thing I noticed was that the happiest people there were the Fijians. Any one of them was more than happy to help or just give a smile. At the same time, all the tourists were sullen and grumpy. Makes you wonder.gamezombieghgh said:I heard Vanuatu is the happiest country in the world, but they're poor. The thing about living in the first world though, is once you grow accustomed to all these material gifts and money, you don't want to give it up
I always thought that Third World countries were ex-colonies in Africa and Asia that were doing awful, nothing to do with the Cold War.Deshara said:People not realising that "third world country" doesn't mean "poor country". It has no relativity nowadays because it was pretty much about the sides in the Cold War, and now that the USSR no longer exists, there is no "us" and "them" between the first and second world.