You know what really grinds my gears?

[Jr.]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Ex-girlfriends who are currently in a relationship yet can't decide if they want to contact you. This one girl will text me out of the blue after not speaking for months, catch up on everything that's been going on in my life, chat about random ****, then the next day it's "I'm sorry I bothered you, we shouldn't be talking, it's not right. I was just curious how you were doing." **** that ****.
This has happened at least 3 times since we broke up. I wish I had the guts to tell her to just **** off but I can't. Somehow I still have feelings for this girl somewhere deep inside and I guess I don't want to burn any bridges, but this has gotten out of hand. YOU TEXT ME! Not the other way around.

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[kingkilla56]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Ex-girlfriends who are currently in a relationship yet can't decide if they want to contact you. This one girl will text me out of the blue after not speaking for months, catch up on everything that's been going on in my life, chat about random ****, then the next day it's "I'm sorry I bothered you, we shouldn't be talking, it's not right. I was just curious how you were doing." **** that ****.
This has happened at least 3 times since we broke up. I wish I had the guts to tell her to just **** off but I can't. Somehow I still have feelings for this girl somewhere deep inside and I guess I don't want to burn any bridges, but this has gotten out of hand. YOU TEXT ME! Not the other way around.

Uh, cut it off with her dude. Burn the bridge. Move on with life. Stop responding.

[Cutter15]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Uh, cut it off with her dude. Burn the bridge. Move on with life. Stop responding.

Already made the decision.

[redsrule]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Buying this TV on Target's website for store pickup, only for them to cancel the order 2 hours later saying it is unavailable, yet I can still buy the same TV on the website only it is $30 more.

[Pappy Knuckles]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Buying this TV on Target's website for store pickup, only for them to cancel the order 2 hours later saying it is unavailable, yet I can still buy the same TV on the website only it is $30 more.

Dirty. Was the TV on sale originally or something?

[redsrule]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Dirty. Was the TV on sale originally or something?

It said it was originally at 259 but was in sale at for 189. Now it's 219 on sale.
If I didn't have 150ish dollars in gift cards I wouldn't shop there again.

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[Majingir]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Can't watch youtube highlights of the Jays because the video(from MLBs official youtube page) is blocked in Canada.............

[LambertandHam]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Updating to Windows 8.1(tired of the MS store pop up), to have to go in and uninstall/fiddle with tons of settings that should have been kept.

[TCM]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

My brother just got back from college so all of his friends have been coming to visit and it's a little overwhelming for me. I'm a very punctual person and I like to know when people are coming over or when I have plans so it's been a little bit of an adjustment period for me. Most of his friends are great people and I enjoy their company, I just can't handle all of them at once.

I really enjoy my alone time and I don't think there's anything wrong with being a minor introvert, it's just frustrating when you're ready to relax and within a minute the house is packed without you knowing anyone was coming over.

Edit rant #2: I said most of his friends are great, there is an exception. There's this one guy who I've known forever and we always go back and forth between being friends and bitter with each other. He's an *******, and I always forget how much of an ******* he is. We were all hanging out in my room and I had GTA paused and he picks up the controller without asking and starts playing. That's not a big deal to me, I just thought it was a little weird. He picked up this super ****ty car and fully upgraded it without him asking, and heads over to my big garage to put it in. I simply ask him "Hey, could you not put that in my garage?" He replies with "Dude, there's space. Just take it out later. After I ask him that, he starts giving me passive-aggressive attitude the rest of the night.

Now obviously I'm not mad that he put a car in my garage, I'm mad that he comes in my room and plays my game without asking and messes with my stuff even when I told him not to. I really could care less about a video game, I hardly play them anymore, it's just a respect thing and he obviously has none. He's too stupid and stubborn to realize it though and I feel like I'm the only one who actually sees what kind of person he is. He's the most self centered guy I've ever met and no one seems to realize it.

There's way more to the situation than that, but that's the most recent thing he's done that's grinded my gears.

[Gotmadskillzson]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Is it your house or your parents house ? If it your house, then you have full control over who can and who can't come over to your house. Even if it is your parents house, you still have full control over what they can and can't mess with in the house.

[Feared]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I really enjoy my alone time and I don't think there's anything wrong with being a minor introvert, it's just frustrating when you're ready to relax and within a minute the house is packed without you knowing anyone was coming over.

Completely understand where you are coming from man. I'm really Introverted; especially when I have time to myself at Home. However you would never know it if you watch me when I am forced into action at work, and during social outings. I can easily take on any persona I need to, and can improvise on a whim based on situation; and it's led to me learning great conflict resolution skills even when settling arguments between strangers.

However I feel that having these mental traits places a big time burden on me. Sometimes I feel like when I walk into a room, all eyes are on me and the general mood of the room will reflect my mood. So sometimes I feel like I am forced to be overly social, and be a problem solver even in times when I am distressed and need some downtime to myself. I often find myself seeking retreat to re-collect my thoughts.

I recently took the Myers-Briggs Personality type test, and came up with INFJ. The rarest personality type in the world, (Shared by such figures such as Martin Luther King Jr, Nelson Mandela, and Jimmy Carter.) I think I need to start maturing more and learning when to use my clarity of perception, and when to stop over-analyzing things.

[bigbob]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

These posts people share on Facebook are getting more and more ridiculous.

"A woman with an "A" in here first name is said to be more beautiful and will live longer".

GTFO with that bull****.

[TCM]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

Is it your house or your parents house ? If it your house, then you have full control over who can and who can't come over to your house. Even if it is your parents house, you still have full control over what they can and can't mess with in the house.

If it was my house I wouldn't hesitate to tell him he's not allowed, but I'm still living at home so I do have to compromise, he is my brothers friend after all. The situation above wasn't a big deal to me so I didn't make it a big deal, but if I feel like I need to tell him off I will.

[kingkilla56]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I HATE sharing food that I've cooked with an ungrateful piece of ****. Im sitting here minding my own business cooking my broke people's ramen noodles not giving a **** what I put in it because its ****ing mine. But nooooo, here comes Curious George spectator to investigate what Im doing. Then comes the most annoying phrase that they could have possibly said, "can I have some?" Which comes in second to "Give me some" like are you commanding me bitch?

Im more than willing to share pretty much anything I have, INCLUDING the food I cook. But my god can you not be a ****ing fake TV food critic when someone is giving you free ****ing food? It was ****ing ramen noodles, but yeah sure, expect some 5 star restaurant **** for some reason.

Ive grown to hate sharing food. If I ever cook it has to be when NOBODY is around or everyone has stuffed their fat faces already and even then I have a slim chance that they wont bother me for some.

Right now Im finding it hard to even eat these noodles because I gave some away. Like the whole thing is sullied now that an ungrateful sack of **** has eaten some of it.

[NewscasterNews4]

Re: You know what really grinds my gears?

I HATE sharing food that I've cooked with an ungrateful piece of ****. Im sitting here minding my own business cooking my broke people's ramen noodles not giving a **** what I put in it because its ****ing mine. But nooooo, here comes Curious George spectator to investigate what Im doing. Then comes the most annoying phrase that they could have possibly said, "can I have some?" Which comes in second to "Give me some" like are you commanding me bitch?

Im more than willing to share pretty much anything I have, INCLUDING the food I cook. But my god can you not be a ****ing fake TV food critic when someone is giving you free ****ing food? It was ****ing ramen noodles, but yeah sure, expect some 5 star restaurant **** for some reason.

Ive grown to hate sharing food. If I ever cook it has to be when NOBODY is around or everyone has stuffed their fat faces already and even then I have a slim chance that they wont bother me for some.

Right now Im finding it hard to even eat these noodles because I gave some away. Like the whole thing is sullied now that an ungrateful sack of **** has eaten some of it.

How can you critique the cooking of Ramen noodles? Lol