You know what really grinds my gears?

[CameRoN0407]

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That has to be one of the worst free throws I've seen. I believe I've seen a worse one. I'll try to find it...

[TheMatrix31]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I once sent a free throw tutorial video to Andrew Bogut on Twitter, who missed free throws against the Lakers a couple years ago and allowed them to have a chance to win, which they of course did.

He blocked me.

[kingkilla56]

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Doesnt happen often but when games have a global time limit on beating the game. Like the time is always on my mind and Im stressing out worrying about how much time I have left before I get a gameover or irreversibly **** up the game file.

Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask had something like this that I didnt enjoy but at least you could play the song and reverse time.

This terrible game design is the reason I cant get into the Dead Rising franchise. Such a great game to explore and freeroam except they want you to save x people get to the mission marker on time, beat that in time to make the next mission marker, if you miss it you pretty much **** the file up and there goes that. I hate that.

But than goodness few games do this.

[Gotmadskillzson]

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Storage Wars......they milking that franchise to death. They now have a Storage Wars New York, to go along with Storage Wars Texas and the original Storage Wars. It is getting out of hand just like The Real Housewives series got out of hand.

[cavsfan2]

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That in the NCAA tournament They call the round with 4 games the first round, the games that happened on Thursday and Friday the second round, and the games yesterday and today the third round.

[Feared]

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This has been getting to me lately.

How Sports fans in general whenever their Team loses a notable player through Free Agency, or they Trade him.. They instantly start downplaying the loss by bringing up all of that player's negative attributes. They try to rain on the team that acquired that player by saying "Oh good luck with that, you guys overpaid." They pretty much try to make it seem like he's the worst player on earth.

And on the flipside when their team Signs someone they ignore all their flaws, and just point out everything that player did well through out their career and think they will play at their max potential for the team they root for...

Not all fans are like this, but Team specific message boards are notorious for this and I've been seeing it a lot lately.

[slickdtc]

When people I live with don't put games or DVD's back into their case after ejecting them from the PS3.

It makes no sense and here's why: the one is super OCD about his movie collection being in alphabetical order by genre. How can you be so meticulous with your stuff but leave the discs out to get scratched up? You won't have anything to organize if you leave them out, stacked on top of each other.

I put them back in their case. And I leave the case right next to the PS3. I often find the game on top of the case... -__-

They don't even have to go in the correct case! Just anything to keep them safe.

I was being lazy this same way at a point but I just couldn't stand it any longer. It's so sloppy. I'm not OCD, I just want my stuff to last.

You would think when they find their stuff always put away and the cases literally right there, they'd get the hint. But no. Ughhhh

[Feared]

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I put my CDs, game discs back in the cases right away. I'm also super paranoid about having no, food or drinks near my Xbox, video games.

[gerg1234]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

When people I live with don't put games or DVD's back into their case after ejecting them from the PS3.

It makes no sense and here's why: the one is super OCD about his movie collection being in alphabetical order by genre. How can you be so meticulous with your stuff but leave the discs out to get scratched up? You won't have anything to organize if you leave them out, stacked on top of each other.

I put them back in their case. And I leave the case right next to the PS3. I often find the game on top of the case... -__-

They don't even have to go in the correct case! Just anything to keep them safe.

I was being lazy this same way at a point but I just couldn't stand it any longer. It's so sloppy. I'm not OCD, I just want my stuff to last.

You would think when they find their stuff always put away and the cases literally right there, they'd get the hint. But no. Ughhhh

I feel you on this one. My gf just stacks up whatever is in the system when she wants to watch a movie. I'm thinking "THE DVD RACK IS RIGHT NEXT TO THE TV! IT'S IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! TAKE THE 2 SECONDS AND PUT THE THING AWAY!"

She's normally against clutter & such around the house. Maybe she's trying to scratch my games?

[TheMatrix31]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

For all of us contact wearers....

Getting anything in your eye... Eyelash, soap or even the smallest speck of dirt... And being in so much pain you want to rip your eyeball out...

Then those really painful ones where it hurts too much to open an eyelid to remedy the problem...

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Part of the reason why I will never bother with contacts.

[Rexis]

Jew-lery. So many people accepts this pronunciation.

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[Bellsprout]

Ugh. Someone at work brought in pictures of their grandkids.

I give zero ****s about your "babies". Not a single one.

[Cutter15]

Jew-lery. So many people accepts this pronunciation.

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Better than "jurry."

I actually heard a Walmart employee correct a guy that asked her if she could get somebody to help him in the "jurry" department. It was a hoot.

[baumy300]

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Ugh. Someone at work brought in pictures of their grandkids.

I give zero ****s about your "babies". Not a single one.

Just be like "Tell her to call me when she turns 18".

No one will ever bother with baby pictures again.

[DukeC]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I put my CDs, game discs back in the cases right away. I'm also super paranoid about having no, food or drinks near my Xbox, video games.

I learned that the hard way.

Do you know how many rings I got around my games when I either A) Left them in the Xbox or B) Lying around?

Needless to say me and the Gamestop bargain bin became buddies because of that. Ooh alliteration. Wasn't even trying to do that.