Stuff you hate (aka: the new f. you thread)

[Dan in Chicago]

The fact that it rains more than 75% of the days I have been in Washington and everyone is pretty ok with it.

[Big Plastic Head]

Google Buzz!

That was an "L" from the moment it opened.

Really surprising that google dropped the ball as much as they did with that "effort."

Sloppy, really. Like they didn't even care.

They should have just called it the iBuzz. Would have been way more lauded.

[JonFromMaplewood]

Fuck you: Anyone who gets laughs seeing a child scream at something on the internet (e.g. the scary maze game, scary car commercial, etc).

Double fuck you: Anyone who has video recorded a child getting scared by something on the internet.

Triple fuck you with onion rings: Anyone who has posted such a video recording on the internet.

Ghouls all.

[Martin]

100% agree, Jon.

[buffcoat]

Mm, onion rings.

[Steve of Bloomington]

Our state's (IN) governor deciding to cut $300 million from education so he can put 'I didn't raise taxes' on his campaign materials.

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Tom mentioned he hated the word 'whiff'. I had just been talking to a friend about my hate of the words 'odor' and 'smelly'. One time a woman at my work described something as a 'smelly odor' and I almost jumped out the window.

[cutout]

Details --> "Deets"

[Christina]

Details --> "Deets"

yeah, I don't like that one either. when I hear that word I think "pesticide".

[Barry Egan]

Carrot tempura.  Knock that shit off.

[dave from knoxville]

Carotid tempura. Even worse.

[Andy]

I hate when you're having an argument and it goes something like this:

Them: I disagree with what you're saying on the subject and my side is backed up by the fact that I have worked in a medical office since I was 18.
Me: Then you should know it's HIPAA, not HIPPA, as you keep repeating.
Them: ....

[Steve of Bloomington]

I hate when you're having an argument and it goes something like this:

Them: I disagree with what you're saying on the subject and my side is backed up by the fact that I have worked in a medical office since I was 18.
Me: Then you should know it's HIPAA, not HIPPA, as you keep repeating.
Them: ....

They pronounce HIPAA and HIPPA differently? They say every letter each time?

[Smelodies]

Tom mentioned he hated the word 'whiff'. I had just been talking to a friend about my hate of the words 'odor' and 'smelly'. One time a woman at my work described something as a 'smelly odor' and I almost jumped out the window.

But you're cool with my handle, right?

[Andy]

Steve- it was a little back and forth online, I was just embarassed to admit it and it mirrors other discussions I have on a daily basis.