Small things that annoy you thread
McBeth Photography wrote:
Baydream wrote:
Interesting combination.McBeth Photography wrote: Mimes, drunk clowns are a close second.
I work at a liberal arts university, lol.
These are the kind of things that my brother posts in the forum when I forget to log out. Thanks Bob.
It is what it is.
Do you want fries with that?McBeth Photography wrote:
McBeth Photography wrote:
Baydream wrote:
Interesting combination.McBeth Photography wrote: Mimes, drunk clowns are a close second.
I work at a liberal arts university, lol.
These are the kind of things that my brother posts in the forum when I forget to log out. Thanks Bob.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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Baydream wrote:
Is there a difference between dry humor and arid humor?Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Jackie PT wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Jackie PT wrote:
Prago wrote: No sense of humor or dry humor can be annoying
I actually like dry humor. I prefer it over someone who cracks the obvious and predictable jokes.
I agree. I've been told I have a dry sense of humour. I never knew what it meant till I fell in a lake and people laughed.
You fell or someone pushed you??
I jumped (don't tell the angry mob, they'll get.... angry...?!
About the "lake" - No pictures or it didn't happenWhere did I hear that before?
No pictures or it didn't happen?
OK, so... no pictures... so that means it did happen...
Todd Phillips wrote: People who don't pick up after their dogs. There is a park near my house that I visit on regular basis, and nearly ever day I will spot someone not picking up after their dog.
Haha....There was a time some of my neighbors would let their little cute dogs out early in the morning, so they could get a load off their minds, usually on my front yard....
Those days are well behind me, I even plinked one on the azz once while leashed to its stupid owner. Its painful I'm sure, but I never have a clean up these days........
Why so serious?
The Time Capturer wrote: It's illegal in Canada too.
I think what I hate the most is these stupid TV ads where people say, "If I can do it, anyone can." What makes you the worst case?
Good point! And... can you trust someones judgement when they have such poor self esteem...
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