im done with velociraptors opening doors, how about they learn how to close the door behind themselves or better yet, stop opening every damn door you can get your grubby little hands all over

im also sick of ghosts stacking the furniture on top of eachother to creep people out, big deal you put all furniture in one place and didn t vacuum anything

total\_douche wrote:People who wait until they're on the freeway to speed up, or slow down before taking the off-ramp (usually the same people).I don't know about Minnesota highways, but generally speaking if you don't slow down a little before entering the off-ramp, you risk rear-ending the car in front of you if the ramp is backed up. That happened to me recently and I'm lucky I didn't get hurt by the idiot driver who entered the ramp at full speed.

People who wait until they're on the freeway to speed up, or slow down before taking the off-ramp (usually the same people).That's literally what the ramps are for. This is where 95% of all traffic jams start.Also people who go below the posted speed in the center or left lanes. Sorry, unless you're moving over because of an emergency vehicle, you have no place left of the far-right lane. If you want to pass someone even slower than you, then you need to speed up to the posted speed or deal with it.That's where the other 5% start.

Boombats wrote:total\_douche wrote:People who wait until they're on the freeway to speed up, or slow down before taking the off-ramp (usually the same people).I don't know about Minnesota highways, but generally speaking if you don't slow down a little before entering the off-ramp, you risk rear-ending the car in front of you if the ramp is backed up. That happened to me recently and I'm lucky I didn't get hurt by the idiot driver who entered the ramp at full speed.I'm talking about when the ramp is completely empty. People slow down a mile back, as if the quarter mile of off-ramp isn't enough time to get from 60 to 30.

Pet peeve: defensive parents who put their own fee-fees ahead of their children's.

mrcancelled wrote:Seeing this reminded me of another annoyance--in thick traffic, folks in the lane that traffic coming onto the highway needs to merge into, who don't make space to let at least one car in (or get over into another lane in anticipation). Amen. Fuck these people. The Taconic State Parkway is filthy with them.

I would welcome an aftershave thread. I d like to start using something that smells nice, but not too overbearing. When I had a beard, I used a beard conditioner that smelled fantastic. I don t do beards anymore (last gf preferred them, but current gf won t have them, and it s too damn hot around here anyway), but I d still like to put a nice stank on my face.

Oh yeah...pet peeve- threads that get wildly off topic.

kokorodoko wrote:Guys who shower themselves in aftershave. If you're 14, you get a pass. If you're 30, get a grip.I shave once or twice a week, tops, and my skin is super sensitive so I use a good (and great scented) aftershave and it smells for a while, but not too long. I'd love to use an unscented one that also conditioned by skin well, but I can't find one. I don't mean a lotion, I mean a splash with alcohol in it. I've tried witch hazel, and it's OK. Vodka in a pinch works really well, too, but I haven't experimented with it long-term.