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

[Sarah]

TKC:  It's the aniridia, isn't it?

AP:  Antianiridist.

[buffcoat]

TKC:  It's the aniridia, isn't it?

AP:  Antianiridist.

The Internet tells me he doesn't have that.

[emma]

This has been stuck in my head for almost 24 hours and shows no signs of slowing up/going away:

Soulja Boy - Report Card (Throw Some D's)

[dcgut]

People who say they like certain rappers or rap groups because they use live instrumentation.

[Steve of Bloomington]

People who say they like certain rappers or rap groups because they use live instrumentation.

When the big crackdown on sampling happened it made me very sad.

[Pidgeon]

If the use of any single word is capable of ruining my entire day, it's "sheeple."

[yesno]

Sounds like someone needs to WAKE UP

[fish]

[cavorting with nudists]

comedians being referred to as "funnyman"

There is only one comedian who should be referred to as "funnyman," and that is Bobby Bittman.

[Andy]

Neil Hamburger is America's Funnyman.


A new thing I hate that I used to do- if someone invites you to a Facebook event and you don't think you'll be able to go, just reply Not Attending. It's so nerve-racking having twice as many maybes (a lot of whom I know have no intention of showing) as you have cinformed attending.

Also, for the live of god, buy tickets before the day of the event.

This is going to contribute greatly to my looming heart attack.

[Smelodies]

The fact that people feel compelled to belong to Facebook.

[Steve of Bloomington]

People generally feel bad about saying 'No' to those invites, so 'Maybe' actually means no.

They could add a 1 to 5, one being most likely to attend, 5 meaning least likely to attend, but I suspect that wouldn't really help.

[Andy]

I'll be saying no after this experience.

[wood and iron]

The fact that others feel superior to those on Facebook.

[Smelodies]

Defending Facebook usage is like defending the banks, the military/industrial complex, or the ny yankees.