-anyone driving a car with a rhode island license plate, because I know they'll at some point veer into my lane or cut me off for no apparent reason. Seriously, driving instructors must be either drunk or blind here to produce an entire state of terrible, terrible drivers.
-People who wear green Red Sox caps or those faux-jersey t-shirts with players names on the back.
-"Spiritual" people
-people who are overly-confident
-Walmart
-Neo-conservatives
-Uber-vegans
-People that like South park or Family Guy.
-People that like death metal or industrial music (not all of them, but most of them.)
-Dane Cook
-People that play online computer games (like that world of warcraft shit or whatever)
-Thugged-out white dudes
-Fratboys
-Dunkin' Donuts
-the movie Little Miss Sunshine
-people my age that have savings or own a house or have a spouse
-Trust-afarians
-anyone that goes to Brown or Amherst College
-Obese people

i think that's about it

Rick Reuben wrote:people who go after the rights of others to compensate for the fact that they're afraid to accept full use of their own rights (AKA: libertarian haters )

people who make dire predictions about a Libertarian world that always begin with the threat that 'the rich and their corporations will trample us all!'- but then, when you identify the rich for them and tell them how the rich control the current system, they run away. For these dopes, the rich are only useful as boogie men to scare away people who want the government off our backs- as long as government is allowed to grow, then the rich are never to be attacked directly. These fools fail to understand what this perfectly exposes: that Big Government exists to insulate the rich from attack. If Big Government was a threat to the rich, then Big Government wouldn't continue to grow.

You left out the part about the fairy dust.

- Dirty and smelly guys -- likely homeless -- who are agitated give me the willies. I know that the likely cause of the agitation is an anxiety disorder, but for some reason I am still scared that they will rush at me.

- People in cars that are so big you can't see over them.

- Loud eaters of any age or appearance: I want to vise-grip your lips together and make public pronouncements on your human worth (slight to none).

- Those who act as though life is like the high school cafeteria. We can choose kindness, warmth and decency (even or especially to those we don’t like) or we can be snide and icky, spending a lot of energy on social machinations to get…nowhere.

- Johnny13 made me like libertarians again. Or maybe I just like and respect Mr. 13.

- Base-8-heads.

- People who are wildly irresponsible with the feelings of others (e.g., a guest lecturer I had last week, that freak job at Christian Camp when I was a kid, etc.). Maybe this doesn't count as a prejudice, but what the hell.

- Television Personalities.

- People wearing Che Guevara t-shirts.

- People who exhibit a high degree of physical vanity.

- Drug users.

I keep thinking of more, this is great:

I refuse to watch any film directed by someone with the first name of Julian.

zom-zom wrote:Unicyclists and Juggalos.

I went to high school with a juggalo unicyclist. I did manage to get a stick in between his spokes once, though.

run joe run wrote:I keep thinking of more, this is great:

I refuse to watch any film directed by someone with the first name of Julian.

i can't think of any directors named julian.

Rick Reuben wrote:

PEPPER! wrote:the second ingredient is corn syrup or sugar.

followed by salt, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, MSG, and artificial sweeteners.

I just came across a photo essay on TIME.com: the typical diets of families from 16 countries.

The American representatives.

Yeah, Mexicans can raise some potbellied diabetic kids, too. Look at all that pop.

Poles looking pretty healthy.

Egyptians. Lots of produce.

And check out the Peruvian family- family of nine fed for $32 a week.

You can find the rest of the sixteen photos here

Thanks for posting this

Rick Reuben wrote:I just came across a photo essay on TIME.com: the typical diets of families from 16 countries.

This is great, thanks.

dansoderburg wrote:-anyone that goes to Brown or Amherst College

True dat. Or Reed. Find me one person who graduated from Reed who isn't a precious, spoiled, self-righteous little turd.