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

[orator]

I still hate Kurt Sutter. Here he is being a whiny little bitch about people reviewing his show:

http://sutterink.blogspot.com/2010/09/omg-like-this-show-like-totally-sucks.html

[cutout]

This person and her videos -

http://www.youtube.com/spricket24

[Andy]

What a train wreck. She's the female PhillyD.

[Steve of Bloomington]

I hate really big numbers w/out commas in them to break them up.

Also, European phone numbers. Not enough dashes in there.

[Mark in Helsinki]

This person and her videos -

http://www.youtube.com/spricket24

This completely ruined my mid-morning-post-coffee-break-pre-lunch-snack.

[Smelodies]

Dear Atheists: We get it. You think you're smarter than everyone else. So why can't you understand that when you discuss your views on religion, you're just as annoying as the religious people you look down on.

I hate religion, but I also hate atheists.

[Smelodies]

I dunno, I think there are some claims so preposterous that the burden of proof is on those who make them, not on those who point out their preposterousness.

I also don't think invisible superheroes who live in outer space make for a more poetic universe than the one that seems to thrive without them.

Agreed on all points.

[Smelodies]

For the record, I think both atheists and religionists think they're smarter than the other--that's why they hold the opinions they do and not the other's--but that the difference is, the atheists are right.  Given that, what are they supposed to do: not discuss their views for fear that their dirty secret (that they actually believe they're right) will come out?

Our lives are so microscopic and fleeting in the scheme of things.  The idea that the universe is here so we humans can be judged needs hashing out in the company of a few contrarians and "b. busters" if you will.

[Andy]

Who feels superior?

[Steve of Bloomington]

It's probably inescapable, feeling smarter than somebody else. Even if you are the stupidest person on Earth, you can probably find somebody you think is more stupider. You'll be all like 'your stupid, you beleiv that thing'.

[JonFromMaplewood]

The popularity of electric drums in the 1980's.  They make me think of the opening fill for "Invisible Touch" (DOO-guh-doo, DOO-guh-doo) and then I want to murder myself in the face.

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

The popularity of electric drums in the 1980's.  They make me think of the opening fill for "Invisible Touch" (DOO-guh-doo, DOO-guh-doo) and then I want to murder myself in the face.

See, I feel like obscurity and disuse has made these interesting again. Or at least I felt that way when I heard them on the new Love Is All record.

[Steve of Bloomington]

Proof that the future works, but unfortunately not Future-proof.

[Christina]

I hate the idea of this.

[Smelodies]

The popularity of electric drums in the 1980's.

Good one.