Pet Peeve thread...

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Originally Posted by Big Swami

Frankly, the ideal situation is one where the bathroom is shared amongst less than 10 people, and it has a single toilet and a single sink and you close the door when you use it.

At my last job, there were no such toilets. I worked at Visteon Village in Van Buren Twp. and because I had an IT badge that would get me in anywhere, I would actually go across campus to the top floor of the executive office building and use their toilets. Them fuckers never showed up to work.

I do that in school. Go to the teachers bathroom and take a big fatt ass dump then walk out.

Is that where you wait for the Pistons to draft Thaddeus Young?

Cross' Location: Waiting for the Pistons to draft Thaddeus Young

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Originally Posted by Cross

I do that in school. Go to the teachers bathroom and take a big fatt ass dump then walk out.

Is that where you wait for Republican Senators?

I hate it when someone leaves you a voice mail at work and they close by saying "make it a great day".

WTF is that?

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Originally Posted by Glenn

I hate it when someone leaves you a voice mail at work and they close by saying "make it a great day".

WTF is that?

That pisses me off too.

Have a great day, Glen. :)

See, that, I don't mind.

"Make it a great day" is different, for some reason.

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Originally Posted by Glenn

I hate it when someone leaves you a voice mail at work and they close by saying "make it a great day".

WTF is that?

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Originally Posted by Glenn

See, that, I don't mind.

"Make it a great day" is different, for some reason.

Damnit, I can't even copy a simple line.

Nouns as verbs bug the shit out of me:
"Whom did you "gift" for christmas?"
I'll "effort" that
Kinkos, a new way to "office"
"Text" me
Text me hard, just the way I like it

'Do lunch' is prolly correct that Do is the verb and lunch is the noun(or is it?), but it doesn't sound right to me. If someone says lets do lunch I normally don't.