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Small things in life you hate

Taking the stickers off tomatoes......

Taking the stickers off anything from a dollar store....

Opening any product that came in a plastic vacuum -pack type container.........the plastic is so damn tough I've come close to seriously injuring myself trying to get the item out......
to get through plastic that would stop a bullet from an AK47......

Taking the stickers off anything and everything.....

Don't these people have anything better to do than put effin' stickers all over everything all day long...?.....$$#@^&&&^%%$!!!!!!!!!
 
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i've noticed that myself. I believe most stories behind bans are probably boring. Like once I got a week long temporary ban and I couldn't for the life of me think why. When the ban was lifted I found the reason but I really could not have expected it. It was technically an offense but so minor in my view I never noticed making it. I would imagine if I did that a few times I'd get a permaban.

Some people are so easily offended that I think a "good morning" would offend them.


We, on the other hand, sometimes say offensive things and wouldn't even understand it was offending unless some one told us.
 
Some people are so easily offended that I think a "good morning" would offend them.


We, on the other hand, sometimes say offensive things and wouldn't even understand it was offending unless some one told us.

Wow... the sheer audacity of some people. Reported.

;) :beaver:
 
Radio stations that go crazy when you move after tuning them in carefully.

330ml faux-imported beers that don't fit in a standard stubby-holder.

Thinking there's enough milk in the carton, starting to pour it into your cereal, and finding there is far less milk than you thought.

Cowlicks.

When Pitchfork 'discovers' a new genre (e.g. metal; generic pop; Bruce Springsteen).

...

On a more positive note: one small thing in life I love is this cereal bowl I got when I moved out of home. It rings out like a crystal glass when you tap it with your spoon; other bowls are dull and lifeless.
 
The 40 to 50 MPH of complete BS at the top of every speedometer in every car and truck made.

The car is never going anywhere near 160 mph and the real-world,useable numbers could be made bigger/more visible if they stopped playing headgames with buyers.

This has irked me for ages.