I judge...

pumpkinpumpkin

I need one of these today.

I judge:

people who pee on toilet seats.

people who pee on toilet seats and don't wipe it up.

people (read: staff) who walk in the building with dirty boots. There's a fucking door mat there for a reason, dipshit.

people who make mountains out of mole hills.

mandysmear

when a friend sends you a mass email to invite you to something and then some rando who you DON'T know replys all.  god i hate that.  unless you know EVERYONE on the mailing list do not hit reply all. 

i judge women who think it's okay to talk to and/or hang out with married men on a regular basis. 

i judge married men who hang out with and/or talk to other women on a regular basis and don't tell their wives about it.

pumpkinpumpkin

Good ones Mandy! I hate that reply all thing too.

DodgersBride

I judge ppl who don't flush the toilet. Even knowing that I am going in right after you. I mean they made no attempt to flush what so ever!

I judge ppl who clearly know how to do something yet want others to do it for them out of pure laziness.

I judge ppl who try to "work" the system at work or the gov't.

I judge bums who ask for money but when I offer them food they get mad and walk away.

DodgersBride

I also judge ppl who feel they aren't ready to get married so they like to say\think FI is not ready to get married.

Edited.

pumpkinpumpkin

When we were last in Mexico, I saw an old lady begging...and she looked like she was a permanent fixture of the sidewalk, it was so sad. I gave her the leftover chicken and biscuits I had and she cried, she was so happy. I felt good.

I also judge my friend who continually complains about being broke, she has a 6 year old daughter. Today she texts me and says "OMG LULULEMON IS HAVING A SALE!!! $79 FOR PANTS AND HOODIES!!!". Fantastic. Did you know that $79 would feed your 6 year old for a week?

jemmini6

...people who are irresponsible with their money.  Not people struggling for legitimate reasons, like people who go out and blow all their money ($150 to get their hair done, $300 on a new phone, $200 on concert tickets), and then complain and try to do the whole 'woe is me' bit when they have their water shut off because they 'didn't have enough to pay the bill for the last 3 months'

arbolita

I judge the person who takes her food out of the office microwave before the buzzer goes off, but never clears the remaining time, even if she sees someone else there, ready to putin their food.

mandysmear

ugh a gross one that happens a lot.  our toilets are energy/water efficient so you have to double check that everything goes down.  if you're peeing.  fine whatever.  it doesn't go down.  oooh it's pee and toilet paper.  but when you ahve a god damn tampon or a log in there, DOUBLE CHECK FOR CRISSAKE!

MattsPenguin

Arbs - the non-cleared microwave drives me NUTS.

I judge the people in my town who don't know what a flashing yellow/red mean.  A light is out near our house, and a guy sat at it for five minutes the other night trying to figure out what to do. The cars behind him were honking.

mandysmear

i judge people who get paid under the table so they can collect employment insurance.  you know the EI fund that i also pay into but don't abuse just because i see it taken off my pay every month.  it's called insurance for a reason.

people who think they're going to buy a house in a year yet they can't afford a pack of $13 cigarettes.

cengle

I judge the idiot who either (a) let their dog pee in the elevator or (b) peed in the elevator -over the weekend.

I judge drivers who zip around me just to get right in front of me when we're heading toward a red light and have to stop anyway.

This may be unpopular, but I judge most of the PP protesters that I see almost on a daily basis.

doctabroccoli

Along the lines of e-mails...

I judge people who send mass event invites on Facebook.  Just because I am your facebook friend doesn't mean I want to come to your event, especially when the event is in a completely different city from where I live!

wadingmoose

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[QUOTE]I need one of these today. I judge: people who pee on toilet seats. people who pee on toilet seats and don't wipe it up. people (read: staff) who walk in the building with dirty boots. There's a fucking door mat there for a reason, dipshit. people who make mountains out of mole hills.
Posted by pumpkinpumpkin[/QUOTE]


You don't like my molehill mountain?

I judge people who can't be bothered to say thank you. 

Huh.  I'm surprisingly short on the judging today.

georgia_bride09

I judge people who use their children as an excuse to be flaky.

I judge people who think the world revolves around them and expects people to cater to them, even if they're adults.

I judge people who don't know how to do simple things on their computers (coworker, I'm looking at you-- inserting an image is not rocket science).

I judge people who sit in other people's cubes ALL DAY LONG and talk (other coworker I'm looking at you-- go do some work!!)

I judge people who underdress their small children to be in public.

Bubbalub

I judge the people who drive WAY over the speed limit down the windy, steep section of freeway just north of the GG bridge every day. Those are the people that cause accidents and just drive off oblivious to the chaos behind them from weaving in and out of traffic. Asshats.

I judge the grown-ass adults at my office who can't seem to clean up after themselves in the kitchen. They spill on the counter and leave it there, or wipe it up but leave the dirty napkin there for someone else to throw away. They are also the ones that let their food overflow in the microwave then don't clean it up. Dude, I know you are just out of college and all but this is an office, not your mommy's kitchen. And no, just because I am a woman I will not clean up after you.

Rosie109

I judge the pre-teen girl I saw at wal-mart this afternoon in pajama shorts and uggs. So many things there to judge.

I am that person that when I see kids out during the week I am always all "whhhhy aren't they in school?!?!?!" but thats what happens when you have two teachers for parents. 

cengle

I also judge my friend who can't come up with a name for her cat.  C'mon lady, you've had the cat for several days now, and you knew you were getting a cat. You've had time to figure this out.  Just pick something already!
This is silly, but it's all she talked about last night, and it got old pretty quickly.

MattsPenguin

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[QUOTE]I judge the pre-teen girl I saw at wal-mart this afternoon in pajama shorts and uggs. So many things there to judge. I am that person that when I see kids out during the week I am always all "whhhhy aren't they in school?!?!?!" but thats what happens when you have two teachers for parents. 
Posted by Rosie109[/QUOTE]

I thought the same thing last week when two 12 year old boys were playing in their yard at lunch time.  I realized that it was due to the fact that it was election day and school was out.

lilianne22

I judge people who don't put a new roll of toilet paper on after one is finished.  Especially when they take the new roll and set it on top of the old one without taking off the empty roll.  

I judge people who when shopping take up the whole aisle with their cart and clearly can sense your hovering presence to go by them but pretend not to and make no attempt to move.

laurenclaire1386

I judge the bitch who FI held the door open for the other night at a restaurant and she didn't even acknowledge that he'd done it. Her daughter was on crutches and FI saw the two of them about to come in, so he opened the door for the little girl with the crutches and her mom. Both of them pretended the door opened by fucking magic.

lilianne22

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[QUOTE]I judge the pre-teen girl I saw at wal-mart this afternoon in pajama shorts and uggs. So many things there to judge. <strong>I am that person that when I see kids out during the week I am always all "whhhhy aren't they in school?!?!?!"</strong> but thats what happens when you have two teachers for parents. 
Posted by Rosie109[/QUOTE]

Ditto.

laurenclaire1386

I'm also seriously judging my doctor's office reception staff for not picking up the phone.

mandapanda78

I judge the so-called manager who's been here a month and just asked me where we keep the forms his team uses on a daily fuckiing basis. What have you been doing all this time you ass?

kikibaby

I judge people who wear pajamas and/or slippers out in public.  Even to the grocery store or 7-11, I'm judging.

Wrkn925

In Response to I judge...:
[QUOTE: people who pee on toilet seats. people who pee on toilet seats and don't wipe it up. Posted by pumpkinpumpkin[/QUOTE]

Seriously.  If you hover and pee on the seat, you are part of the problem, not the solution.

MrsMack10612

I judge the morons on the subway that think I want to listen to the tinny version of their music coming out of their iPod headphones.

Anysunrise

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[QUOTE]I judge the bitch who FI held the door open for the other night at a restaurant and she didn't even acknowledge that he'd done it. Her daughter was on crutches and FI saw the two of them about to come in, so he opened the door for the little girl with the crutches and her mom. Both of them pretended the door opened by fucking magic.
Posted by laurenclaire1386[/QUOTE]

This is why I always say thank you. People are d*cks.

andy71781

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[QUOTE]I judge people who wear pajamas and/or slippers out in public.  Even to the grocery store or 7-11, I'm judging.
Posted by kikibaby[/QUOTE]

what about walking the dog?  on a public street?

laurenclaire1386

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I judge... : This is why I always say thank you. People are d*cks.
Posted by Anysunrise[/QUOTE]
I mean, it's not like FI deserves a medal for holding the door open for a person who obviously could use the help, but damn. Saying "thank you" goes a long way.

mkrupar

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[QUOTE]I judge people who use their children as an excuse to be flaky. I judge people who think the world revolves around them and expects people to cater to them, even if they're adults. I judge people who don't know how to do simple things on their computers (coworker, I'm looking at you-- inserting an image is not rocket science). I judge people who sit in other people's cubes ALL DAY LONG and talk (other coworker I'm looking at you-- go do some work!!)<strong> I judge people who underdress their small children to be in public.
</strong>Posted by georgia_bride09[/QUOTE]


This! I was at the grocery store the other day, it's got to be about 40 and this woman is pushing her cart with her, maybe, one year old and the kid has no socks and no shoes on, completely barefoot. He's crying and wailing and she says, "Oh, he's just cranky because I had to wake him up to get him in the cart." No, I think he's cranky because the poor kid's got no shoes on and his feet are probably freezing.