Things that make you go GRRRRR.... (Part 2)
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RpSGrayFox
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You ought to have a very interesting social life to know so many people!
Good for you!
Good for you!
Theguyudontknow
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Why? I've screwed up my life, several women's life's and a couple of husbands out there. Not really feeling that great about it now plus I receive about 300 hate texts a day. Good for me!
ihatezaceffronisback
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You could as well collect them. Much more original than old boring stamps.
^ just an average Facebook user then (oops this thread is moving faster than me)
I was having a discussion with someone on another social website, and he suggested I might be busy with it being the Festival season. Yeah, right. Even when I was more involved with the local music scene I never had the bunch of friends who would ask if I'd share a chalet at ATP or SGP. I'd like to see Deftones this year but not going to Reading or Leeds (£90 + travel and other costs) on my own for a day just to see one band
I was having a discussion with someone on another social website, and he suggested I might be busy with it being the Festival season. Yeah, right. Even when I was more involved with the local music scene I never had the bunch of friends who would ask if I'd share a chalet at ATP or SGP. I'd like to see Deftones this year but not going to Reading or Leeds (£90 + travel and other costs) on my own for a day just to see one band
pezs_are_good
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I'm writing a book x
hondaspeedquest
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It's played it's part. Not even on it now
gobstop123
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bloody Strength Shop use UPS!!!! This explains why I didn't get it on Saturday! There isn't a UPS Customer Service Centre within 200 miles of Cambridge, their website doesn't say if Collection Points at stores incur a charge, their online service hasn't yet caught up with the delivery attempt so can't redirect, work get real annoyed at stuff delivered here and I had no idea Strength Shop used couriers and at this rate am going to be forced into taking tomorrow off work just to collect. I probably won't use them ever again, too much hassle. shaking I'm so angry
SmileyCoyote
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Well I'm looking for A bit of maturity after my last disaster, actually I'm not! I'm not looking!!
authentic_r_us
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Only if its not funny x
JonBonJovi
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GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR at people generally not being able to use any kind of critical thinking for themselves or being nosey pains in the backside!!!
End of last year I fell out with my old karate instructor quite badly. It's a long story. Anyway, a few months later (about march this year) I finally managed to track him down, chat to him and apologise for my side of what went wrong. Even tried to explain why I acted the way I did, though he didn't really care. He even said he would be OK with me coming back if I wanted and initially I said "yes", but when I thought about it afterwards I realised it wouldn't be a good idea and so didn't return.
Now everyone from the dojo I used to be on friendly terms with won't talk to me, look at me, train with me or do anything else. Even guys I hadn't actually done anything to upset in any way walk past me like I'm not there deliberately. When they do look at me, all of them give me filthy looks and people I have previously recommended the dojo to out of courtesy to his effort have gone from being respectful and polite to acting the same way.
Sometimes, I just get really frustrated with the whole herd mentality bull-panties. Surely it shouldn't be so damned hard to think for yourself?!
Also, GRRRRRRRRRRRRR at nosey so-and-so's who bother me while I'm training. A couple of times a week I go up to my local park to a nice, secluded section with shelter and what-not so I can practice my makiwara/pad work (I want to do more, but I worry the noise would wind up the locals too much). Every time I train at the moment someone stops and interferes. I can understand people are curious and I'm perfectly happy for people to stop and ask questions if they want. What I have a problem with is the kids who run up while I'm doing some form of training and start hitting my training items without my permission and get in the way. Or the nut jobs that come up and ask me to train them "how to fight".
PLEASE, if you really wanted to train the way I did, you would have gone to a gym or a dojo, stop wasting my damned time!
Though on the plus side, I was stopped training by a police officer last night...who told me he thought it was really cool that I was training and was happy to let me carry on. Wooop! Only downside? He could hear me hitting my makiwara from across the other side of the park, so it's probably louder than I thought it would be...
Also, grr (small one this time) at the dogs in the park when I train. I always stop hitting stuff when they go past out of courtesy for the owners and the dogs (and indeed mums with small children without dogs, old people, etc). But something about me hitting stuff always makes virtually every dog either ridiculously friendly toward me or hyper aggressive and look for a fight.
End of last year I fell out with my old karate instructor quite badly. It's a long story. Anyway, a few months later (about march this year) I finally managed to track him down, chat to him and apologise for my side of what went wrong. Even tried to explain why I acted the way I did, though he didn't really care. He even said he would be OK with me coming back if I wanted and initially I said "yes", but when I thought about it afterwards I realised it wouldn't be a good idea and so didn't return.
Now everyone from the dojo I used to be on friendly terms with won't talk to me, look at me, train with me or do anything else. Even guys I hadn't actually done anything to upset in any way walk past me like I'm not there deliberately. When they do look at me, all of them give me filthy looks and people I have previously recommended the dojo to out of courtesy to his effort have gone from being respectful and polite to acting the same way.
Sometimes, I just get really frustrated with the whole herd mentality bull-panties. Surely it shouldn't be so damned hard to think for yourself?!
Also, GRRRRRRRRRRRRR at nosey so-and-so's who bother me while I'm training. A couple of times a week I go up to my local park to a nice, secluded section with shelter and what-not so I can practice my makiwara/pad work (I want to do more, but I worry the noise would wind up the locals too much). Every time I train at the moment someone stops and interferes. I can understand people are curious and I'm perfectly happy for people to stop and ask questions if they want. What I have a problem with is the kids who run up while I'm doing some form of training and start hitting my training items without my permission and get in the way. Or the nut jobs that come up and ask me to train them "how to fight".
PLEASE, if you really wanted to train the way I did, you would have gone to a gym or a dojo, stop wasting my damned time!
Though on the plus side, I was stopped training by a police officer last night...who told me he thought it was really cool that I was training and was happy to let me carry on. Wooop! Only downside? He could hear me hitting my makiwara from across the other side of the park, so it's probably louder than I thought it would be...
Also, grr (small one this time) at the dogs in the park when I train. I always stop hitting stuff when they go past out of courtesy for the owners and the dogs (and indeed mums with small children without dogs, old people, etc). But something about me hitting stuff always makes virtually every dog either ridiculously friendly toward me or hyper aggressive and look for a fight.