What Grinds Your Gears?
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What grinds your gears?
kids grind my gears
reading that s/e plans on *** up ff14 when it could be great. They really do some of the stupidest ***with there games :<.
People who think they live the "thug" life on ffxi, "wut?" >>
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14 is grinding my gears atm..I"m hearing way too many game aspects that sound HELP I AM TRAPPED IN 2006 PLEASE SEND A TIME MACHINE ><
When I run out of cereal, when my dog ripped the curtains off the window and destroyed them (they were nice curtains you little *** ><), people w/o manners raising kids w/o manners (your kid is gonna grow up to be a ***, fyi), people that don't hold doors open when they see you directly behind them, people that let their 4yr old try and push a full cart round the store, not caring when they ram into things and people.
I'm just realised I'm a grumpy person lol
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When I cast shadows and my evasion is -50 all of the sudden or I somehow get interrupted at 99%...also CORs who sub WHM..Your not a *** BRD so stfu and pull...
biggest thing that grinds my gears that I can think of atm. When you are in need of assistance from a buisness whether it be a customer support/hospital/pharmacy/anything like this..and the people don't want to give you the time of day when it's there *** job to do it..
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HEADACHES!!!
AaaaAagagGgGgggHHHHhhhhHhhhhHHh
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my social LSes loss of interest in ffxi right as a ton of content comes out that is absolutely perfect for a 6-8 man social LS
people need to learn to *** walk before i make them walk. and people who are so rude to other people they dont even know. :D
The fact that I can't help but smile and feel all giddy when looking at this!
 Women's Literature class. Ugh. ._.
For one, it's boring as all get-out. I literally can't focus on a single thing the teacher says because he's so repetitive and monotonous. For two, I'm not huge on feminism. It was great back when us ladies wanted to vote, but it's simply annoying now. For instance, last semester there was a big upset on campus because a female faculty member (NOTE-- faculty member! Adult! At her job! Supposed to be professional, maybe?) was wearing a skirt so tiny that it could have passed as a belt with no problems whatsoever, and a male faculty told her, "Nice legs." She freaked out and called the cops and cried sexual harassment and so on and so forth. Ok, but it's her own fault. If she didn't want him to look, she wouldn't have worn something that was blatantly inappropriate for work. For two, he didn't reach up her skirt and grab her, he didn't say anything rude. He complimented her because apparently she looked nice. And all the feminists and the Women's Center on campus threw this huge hissy fit. Um, if we want men and women to be equal, then shouldn't they have to act equal? So if a woman wants to be treated with respect in the workplace, then maybe she should act and dress like she deserves respect? What feminists today want is to be able to act and dress however they please and not get repercussions from it. That's not equal treatment for women, that's special treatment for women and it's bs. Women want to be equal to men, then they earn that right by acting equal to men. Seriously. Er, anyways, that was a huge wall-o-text, do just ignore it if you are rushed. My point is, Women's Lit. class and celebrating the fact that girls have bewbs or whatever is just not going to tickle my fancy. Female scholars don't need any special attention just for being female, and if they really wanted to be treated equally, then they wouldn't demand special attention for doing the same things that boys do. ><
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Odin.Liela said: Women's Literature class. Ugh. ._. For one, it's boring as all get-out. I literally can't focus on a single thing the teacher says because he's so repetitive and monotonous. For two, I'm not huge on feminism. It was great back when us ladies wanted to vote, but it's simply annoying now. For instance, last semester there was a big upset on campus because a female faculty member (NOTE-- faculty member! Adult! At her job! Supposed to be professional, maybe?) was wearing a skirt so tiny that it could have passed as a belt with no problems whatsoever, and a male faculty told her, "Nice legs." She freaked out and called the cops and cried sexual harassment and so on and so forth. Ok, but it's her own fault. If she didn't want him to look, she wouldn't have worn something that was blatantly inappropriate for work. For two, he didn't reach up her skirt and grab her, he didn't say anything rude. He complimented her because apparently she looked nice. And all the feminists and the Women's Center on campus threw this huge hissy fit. Um, if we want men and women to be equal, then shouldn't they have to act equal? So if a woman wants to be treated with respect in the workplace, then maybe she should act and dress like she deserves respect? What feminists today want is to be able to act and dress however they please and not get repercussions from it. That's not equal treatment for women, that's special treatment for women and it's bs. Women want to be equal to men, then they earn that right by acting equal to men. Seriously. Er, anyways, that was a huge wall-o-text, do just ignore it if you are rushed. My point is, Women's Lit. class and celebrating the fact that girls have bewbs or whatever is just not going to tickle my fancy. Female scholars don't need any special attention just for being female, and if they really wanted to be treated equally, then they wouldn't demand special attention for doing the same things that boys do. >< ^^ Odin.Liela said: Women's Literature class. Ugh. ._. For one, it's boring as all get-out. I literally can't focus on a single thing the teacher says because he's so repetitive and monotonous. For two, I'm not huge on feminism. It was great back when us ladies wanted to vote, but it's simply annoying now. For instance, last semester there was a big upset on campus because a female faculty member (NOTE-- faculty member! Adult! At her job! Supposed to be professional, maybe?) was wearing a skirt so tiny that it could have passed as a belt with no problems whatsoever, and a male faculty told her, "Nice legs." She freaked out and called the cops and cried sexual harassment and so on and so forth. Ok, but it's her own fault. If she didn't want him to look, she wouldn't have worn something that was blatantly inappropriate for work. For two, he didn't reach up her skirt and grab her, he didn't say anything rude. He complimented her because apparently she looked nice. And all the feminists and the Women's Center on campus threw this huge hissy fit. Um, if we want men and women to be equal, then shouldn't they have to act equal? So if a woman wants to be treated with respect in the workplace, then maybe she should act and dress like she deserves respect? What feminists today want is to be able to act and dress however they please and not get repercussions from it. That's not equal treatment for women, that's special treatment for women and it's bs. Women want to be equal to men, then they earn that right by acting equal to men. Seriously. Er, anyways, that was a huge wall-o-text, do just ignore it if you are rushed. My point is, Women's Lit. class and celebrating the fact that girls have bewbs or whatever is just not going to tickle my fancy. Female scholars don't need any special attention just for being female, and if they really wanted to be treated equally, then they wouldn't demand special attention for doing the same things that boys do. >< Fairy.Spence said: The fact that I can't help but smile and feel all giddy when looking at this! Siren.Vonn said: Odin.Liela said: Women's Literature class. Ugh. ._. For one, it's boring as all get-out. I literally can't focus on a single thing the teacher says because he's so repetitive and monotonous. For two, I'm not huge on feminism. It was great back when us ladies wanted to vote, but it's simply annoying now. For instance, last semester there was a big upset on campus because a female faculty member (NOTE-- faculty member! Adult! At her job! Supposed to be professional, maybe?) was wearing a skirt so tiny that it could have passed as a belt with no problems whatsoever, and a male faculty told her, "Nice legs." She freaked out and called the cops and cried sexual harassment and so on and so forth. Ok, but it's her own fault. If she didn't want him to look, she wouldn't have worn something that was blatantly inappropriate for work. For two, he didn't reach up her skirt and grab her, he didn't say anything rude. He complimented her because apparently she looked nice. And all the feminists and the Women's Center on campus threw this huge hissy fit. Um, if we want men and women to be equal, then shouldn't they have to act equal? So if a woman wants to be treated with respect in the workplace, then maybe she should act and dress like she deserves respect? What feminists today want is to be able to act and dress however they please and not get repercussions from it. That's not equal treatment for women, that's special treatment for women and it's bs. Women want to be equal to men, then they earn that right by acting equal to men. Seriously. Er, anyways, that was a huge wall-o-text, do just ignore it if you are rushed. My point is, Women's Lit. class and celebrating the fact that girls have bewbs or whatever is just not going to tickle my fancy. Female scholars don't need any special attention just for being female, and if they really wanted to be treated equally, then they wouldn't demand special attention for doing the same things that boys do. >< i'm sure tolerance camp stormtroopers are advancing toward your location as we speak :( People always grind my gears. I want a job were I don't have to interact with anyone. Maybe some animals though c.c
Ramuh.Chuuuuu said: People always grind my gears. I want a job were I don't have to interact with anyone. Maybe some animals though c.c Ramuh.Dasva said: Ramuh.Chuuuuu said: People always grind my gears. I want a job were I don't have to interact with anyone. Maybe some animals though c.c Fixed! I'm dropping the Women's Lit class as soon as I get accepted into Plant Science instead. Wish me luck! Because you know, women are just sorta normal every day things and kinda boring, but plants are the coolest things in the world. There is nothing else in this world that can take some dirt, sunshine, and water, and make a blossom or a leaf or an orange or some wheat out of it. Nothing else! Plants rock my socks off. <3
And I won't tattle on you, Vonn ^^ feminists drive me nuts! But you might want to hide in your basement just in case, they are so touchy about it all. xD Ramuh.Chuuuuu said: Ramuh.Dasva said: Ramuh.Chuuuuu said: People always grind my gears. I want a job were I don't have to interact with anyone. Maybe some animals though c.c Carbuncle.Sevourn said: Siren.Vonn said: Odin.Liela said: Women's Literature class. Ugh. ._. For one, it's boring as all get-out. I literally can't focus on a single thing the teacher says because he's so repetitive and monotonous. For two, I'm not huge on feminism. It was great back when us ladies wanted to vote, but it's simply annoying now. For instance, last semester there was a big upset on campus because a female faculty member (NOTE-- faculty member! Adult! At her job! Supposed to be professional, maybe?) was wearing a skirt so tiny that it could have passed as a belt with no problems whatsoever, and a male faculty told her, "Nice legs." She freaked out and called the cops and cried sexual harassment and so on and so forth. Ok, but it's her own fault. If she didn't want him to look, she wouldn't have worn something that was blatantly inappropriate for work. For two, he didn't reach up her skirt and grab her, he didn't say anything rude. He complimented her because apparently she looked nice. And all the feminists and the Women's Center on campus threw this huge hissy fit. Um, if we want men and women to be equal, then shouldn't they have to act equal? So if a woman wants to be treated with respect in the workplace, then maybe she should act and dress like she deserves respect? What feminists today want is to be able to act and dress however they please and not get repercussions from it. That's not equal treatment for women, that's special treatment for women and it's bs. Women want to be equal to men, then they earn that right by acting equal to men. Seriously. Er, anyways, that was a huge wall-o-text, do just ignore it if you are rushed. My point is, Women's Lit. class and celebrating the fact that girls have bewbs or whatever is just not going to tickle my fancy. Female scholars don't need any special attention just for being female, and if they really wanted to be treated equally, then they wouldn't demand special attention for doing the same things that boys do. >< Odin.Liela said: Women's Literature class. Ugh. ._. For one, it's boring as all get-out. I literally can't focus on a single thing the teacher says because he's so repetitive and monotonous. For two, I'm not huge on feminism. It was great back when us ladies wanted to vote, but it's simply annoying now. For instance, last semester there was a big upset on campus because a female faculty member (NOTE-- faculty member! Adult! At her job! Supposed to be professional, maybe?) was wearing a skirt so tiny that it could have passed as a belt with no problems whatsoever, and a male faculty told her, "Nice legs." She freaked out and called the cops and cried sexual harassment and so on and so forth. Ok, but it's her own fault. If she didn't want him to look, she wouldn't have worn something that was blatantly inappropriate for work. For two, he didn't reach up her skirt and grab her, he didn't say anything rude. He complimented her because apparently she looked nice. And all the feminists and the Women's Center on campus threw this huge hissy fit. Um, if we want men and women to be equal, then shouldn't they have to act equal? So if a woman wants to be treated with respect in the workplace, then maybe she should act and dress like she deserves respect? What feminists today want is to be able to act and dress however they please and not get repercussions from it. That's not equal treatment for women, that's special treatment for women and it's bs. Women want to be equal to men, then they earn that right by acting equal to men. Seriously. Er, anyways, that was a huge wall-o-text, do just ignore it if you are rushed. My point is, Women's Lit. class and celebrating the fact that girls have bewbs or whatever is just not going to tickle my fancy. Female scholars don't need any special attention just for being female, and if they really wanted to be treated equally, then they wouldn't demand special attention for doing the same things that boys do. >< omg a sane woman And Liela becomes one of my favourite posters on AH.
I hate when people dont take my compliments. Its like listen *** take it or I am going to make stuff up about what I hate about you.
People who say goodnight and keep posting!!! Jk
People making threads QQing about how they aren't getting more stuff each update that make them even more uber. :/
Asura.Alymorel said: People making threads QQing about how they aren't getting more stuff each update that make them even more uber. :/ Bahamut.Raenryong said: Odin.Liela said: Women's Literature class. Ugh. ._. For one, it's boring as all get-out. I literally can't focus on a single thing the teacher says because he's so repetitive and monotonous. For two, I'm not huge on feminism. It was great back when us ladies wanted to vote, but it's simply annoying now. For instance, last semester there was a big upset on campus because a female faculty member (NOTE-- faculty member! Adult! At her job! Supposed to be professional, maybe?) was wearing a skirt so tiny that it could have passed as a belt with no problems whatsoever, and a male faculty told her, "Nice legs." She freaked out and called the cops and cried sexual harassment and so on and so forth. Ok, but it's her own fault. If she didn't want him to look, she wouldn't have worn something that was blatantly inappropriate for work. For two, he didn't reach up her skirt and grab her, he didn't say anything rude. He complimented her because apparently she looked nice. And all the feminists and the Women's Center on campus threw this huge hissy fit. Um, if we want men and women to be equal, then shouldn't they have to act equal? So if a woman wants to be treated with respect in the workplace, then maybe she should act and dress like she deserves respect? What feminists today want is to be able to act and dress however they please and not get repercussions from it. That's not equal treatment for women, that's special treatment for women and it's bs. Women want to be equal to men, then they earn that right by acting equal to men. Seriously. Er, anyways, that was a huge wall-o-text, do just ignore it if you are rushed. My point is, Women's Lit. class and celebrating the fact that girls have bewbs or whatever is just not going to tickle my fancy. Female scholars don't need any special attention just for being female, and if they really wanted to be treated equally, then they wouldn't demand special attention for doing the same things that boys do. >< omg a sane woman |
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