S/O poll

LauraT25 · November 2009

Cacoffer - that commercial totally grosses me out, too. And then she just drops the empty container and gives a coy little look and I want to punch the TV.

ggmae · November 2009

Cacoffer - We can.

Just don't cut me off or pass me on the right and we're good to go!

banana468 · November 2009

Oh gg, I hope you're not the person I'm behind on 95 who just won't move to the right.I still love you though. :-)

mwhitson14 · November 2009

Yeah, ditto fishy on the bed by 10 thing. I usually am in the bed with my book at 9:30 so I can get sleepy and fall asleep by 10. I get up at 6, and my days often run til 11 (when I work at the hotel) so I have GOT to get my 8 hours of sleep when possible.

tinkerbell.katie81 · November 2009

Punky-I went to BOTH BU and Harvard (Undergrad and Grad) and second you on that. I couldn't stand it when I was one of them and it is one of the things that eventually drove me out of Boston and back to CT. Also:Country MusicParents that question your grading rationale on their kids essaysTuesdays. I don't know why, but I dislike Tuesdays even more than Mondays.

Gwenosaurus · November 2009

BonoAll of the pompous jerks in my classes who think they need to show off their immense knowledge of every subject, even if it's not remotely important to the course.Coffeethe word "leadership"

ggmae · November 2009

Banana - I am very good about sticking to the right lane on 95/91 and only use the middle lane when cars are merging or someone is going extremely slow. Sometimes I drift in the middle lane for a few minutes only to be passed on the right by someone going 80. Not cool. Scares the shiit out of me every time! On the Merritt, I always stick to the right lane unless I have to pass or I'm nice enough to move over to let someone on.

banana468 · November 2009

Well then you're my favorite type of driver! :-D

crfische · November 2009

Head nodders. You know who I'm talking about. Also, kids who think that because they are getting undergrad degree in *insert field here* that it makes them an expert on it.It doesn't. I promise.

Gwenosaurus · November 2009

Yeah Fische, you just described many of my classmates. Ugh.Also, kids who think they have to pick an incredibly specialized area of interest early in their undergraduate careers. And then try to suck up to the professors by talking about it. Constantly. I really thought that's what grad school was for.