The 'vent your anger' thread
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People that are so quick to judge. I may come off as a person like that but that is rare that I would do that.
People that think MMA is fake
People that think MMA is fake
I'm angry at a certain small market NBA team giving away their best players for table scraps to another major market club. Why even bother with small market teams if they're going to do this shit.
hate Knick fans that think they actually can beat Miami or Boston in a 7 game series... yeah maybe one or two games but please stfu.
The notion that if you social network frequently, you have a vastly interesting life.
I saw an advert a few days ago which described different people on Facebook (it was some mobile/cell phone ad) and they mentioned a "Julie, who posts everything on Facebook, including what fruit she's buying", and then they mentioned "Mark, who uses social networking to share his hobbies with his friends", and then there's "Tim, who never updates his Facebook status because he's busy doing... erm, nothing".
Yeah, that's right, something completely trivial such as that can really irritate me. Basically, they're saying that if you don't post on Facebook, you're boring. That if you often post, you're obviously an interesting person; effectively, that you should be posting everything you do in life on freaking Facebook.
Actually, quite the opposite is true. People who spend their hours upon hours on Facebook updating their status every 5 minutes are usually horribly boring people. I see somebody post "breakfast, then gym" every single day on Facebook. So tell me, commercial idealists, is he an interesting person because he frequently informs his friends that he's going to the gym?
I'm only on Facebook these days for event invitations and the odd use of Facebook chat. Apparently the fact that I don't post crap every 5 mins makes me automatically boring.
I saw an advert a few days ago which described different people on Facebook (it was some mobile/cell phone ad) and they mentioned a "Julie, who posts everything on Facebook, including what fruit she's buying", and then they mentioned "Mark, who uses social networking to share his hobbies with his friends", and then there's "Tim, who never updates his Facebook status because he's busy doing... erm, nothing".
Yeah, that's right, something completely trivial such as that can really irritate me. Basically, they're saying that if you don't post on Facebook, you're boring. That if you often post, you're obviously an interesting person; effectively, that you should be posting everything you do in life on freaking Facebook.
Actually, quite the opposite is true. People who spend their hours upon hours on Facebook updating their status every 5 minutes are usually horribly boring people. I see somebody post "breakfast, then gym" every single day on Facebook. So tell me, commercial idealists, is he an interesting person because he frequently informs his friends that he's going to the gym?
I'm only on Facebook these days for event invitations and the odd use of Facebook chat. Apparently the fact that I don't post crap every 5 mins makes me automatically boring.
I hate that Arabian countries use social networks for important things and we're still just telling people "we're taking a shit brb."
Hate the fact that last week I told my math teacher (in summation) "Your jokes about teacher's make a shit salary suck. Tired of hearing about them. Being the nice guy that I am I think you are a great teacher, and would give you a raise but I cannot. Seriously though your jokes suck. Stop.
PS
Nice dress."
Since then she has had it out for me. If I knew this was going to be her reaction glad she does not know I was the one who left her VD chocolate.
PS
Nice dress."
Since then she has had it out for me. If I knew this was going to be her reaction glad she does not know I was the one who left her VD chocolate.
