Banedon wrote:This is very much a first world problem, but today is a really stupid day to be at work.
Christmas should be the fourth Friday of December instead of December 25
Banedon wrote:This is very much a first world problem, but today is a really stupid day to be at work.
Derwood wrote:Banedon wrote:This is very much a first world problem, but today is a really stupid day to be at work.
Christmas should be the fourth Friday of December instead of December 25
Derwood wrote:Banedon wrote:This is very much a first world problem, but today is a really stupid day to be at work.
Christmas should be the fourth Friday of December instead of December 25
Exile on Waveland wrote: IU smells like poop.
longhotsummer wrote:I realize now, any opposing viewpoint, will not be tolerated.
SouthSideRyan wrote:Derwood wrote:Banedon wrote:This is very much a first world problem, but today is a really stupid day to be at work.
Christmas should be the fourth Friday of December instead of December 25
Yes, making Christmas always on a Friday is sure to stop the problem of having to work the day before.
Derwood wrote:Then again, people have to work the day after Thanksgiving, so everything is awful
Banedon wrote:Obviously they should have looked, but were you parked across from their driveway? There's people that do that all the time to us and it's a huge pet peeve.
Exile on Waveland wrote: IU smells like poop.
SouthSideRyan wrote:Banedon wrote:Obviously they should have looked, but were you parked across from their driveway? There's people that do that all the time to us and it's a huge pet peeve.
So during a time where there may be loads of cards on a street, you can't park across the street from a driveway?
Banedon wrote:Obviously they should have looked, but were you parked across from their driveway? There's people that do that all the time to us and it's a huge pet peeve.
longhotsummer wrote:I realize now, any opposing viewpoint, will not be tolerated.
Banedon wrote:SouthSideRyan wrote:Banedon wrote:Obviously they should have looked, but were you parked across from their driveway? There's people that do that all the time to us and it's a huge pet peeve.
So during a time where there may be loads of cards on a street, you can't park across the street from a driveway?
Well yeah, if there's no other choice, then you have to do what you have to do. I'll clarify my pet peeve is that we have folks do that near us year round, in a small neighborhood with other, not-across-from-a-driveway spots available.
longhotsummer wrote:I realize now, any opposing viewpoint, will not be tolerated.
Banedon wrote:Obviously they should have looked, but were you parked across from their driveway? There's people that do that all the time to us and it's a huge pet peeve.
jersey cubs fan wrote:Banedon wrote:Obviously they should have looked, but were you parked across from their driveway? There's people that do that all the time to us and it's a huge pet peeve.
blame the victim much?
Bluescale wrote:Banedon wrote:Obviously they should have looked, but were you parked across from their driveway? There's people that do that all the time to us and it's a huge pet peeve.
Yeah, I was. It's a wide street though, with room for parking on both sides of the street. I guess I never really thought about that as being a problem, since it's a legal parking spot. Out of curiosity, why is it a pet peeve? It doesn't seem like it should take that much room to back out.
WrigleyField 22 wrote:Just one of those weeks.
Monday afternoon. AC goes out in the house (has been in mid 80s)
Tueaday, we find my German shepherd with anxiety issues has chewed a bald spot on her back (likely a heat spot/anxiety binge combo)
Tuesday. Power adapter on my work computer goes dead.
Today. Tried starting my car that we haven't driven in a couple weeks due to covid and the battery is dead, won't respond to a jump.
Just one of those horsefeathering weeks. At least the weekend was beautiful!
WrigleyField 22 wrote:we find my German shepherd with anxiety issues has chewed a bald spot on her back (likely a heat spot/anxiety binge combo)
Derwood wrote:It's a beautiful day, and I want to sit on my back deck and read. Our back yard is adjacent to another house (with a trampoline). The kids who lives there is pretty quiet, and uses the trampoline to practice gymnastics (fine).
But this kid has two cousins (around 9 or 10 years old), who are currently playing on the trampoline. They are playing some game that involves them screaming at each other at the top of their lungs for no apparent reason.
This game has been going on for a half hour
Derwood wrote:It's a beautiful day, and I want to sit on my back deck and read. Our back yard is adjacent to another house (with a trampoline). The kids who lives there is pretty quiet, and uses the trampoline to practice gymnastics (fine).
But this kid has two cousins (around 9 or 10 years old), who are currently playing on the trampoline. They are playing some game that involves them screaming at each other at the top of their lungs for no apparent reason.
This game has been going on for a half hour
stitchface wrote:Derwood wrote:It's a beautiful day, and I want to sit on my back deck and read. Our back yard is adjacent to another house (with a trampoline). The kids who lives there is pretty quiet, and uses the trampoline to practice gymnastics (fine).
But this kid has two cousins (around 9 or 10 years old), who are currently playing on the trampoline. They are playing some game that involves them screaming at each other at the top of their lungs for no apparent reason.
This game has been going on for a half hour
get off of my lawn!
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