I judge

shellydiane820 · June 2010

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[QUOTE]People who say "grrr" in their posts to express frustration or annoyance. I can't explain why, but this really, really irritates me and gives me the impression of the person trying to do a poor imitation of a tiger.
Posted by Seshat411[/QUOTE]

I prefer "arg" or "hmmph" myself :-P

wadingmoose · June 2010

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[QUOTE] I'm on board with the Snopes thing too. When my grandfather sends stuff like that I reply to all with the Snopes article linked in there.
Posted by FutureMrsTR[/QUOTE]

Ok. Please don't do this. It irritates the heck out of me when people do this. It's really bad enough that I get the first crappy email. I don't need a second one to tell me it's false.

I also know how to use snopes. I don't need your email to tell me something is fake. And if you're doing it to humiliate your grandfather...well, you should be ashamed.

brilibby4 · June 2010

I judge our upstairs neighbors who played loud music until 2 am this morning. HELLO some people had to work today, it is a Wednesday!

kristi-ji · June 2010

I judge mothers (and fathers) who use their children as an excuse (and a liability) rather than as motivation....oh this really IRKS me...I work as a teacher/counselor at a communicty college and catch many preparing to make the "if I didn't have kids...I would have done this, or that..." :if I didn't have kids, I wouldn't be here right now...I would have a better job... I would have traveled...I love my children but they ruined my life..." Boo hoo...you're a parent. How beautiful! I helped raise my 3 brothers and I wouldn't trade anything in the world for each moment I shared with them. Grow up and take some responsibilitiy. Sheesh.

jayjoe · June 2010

I judge people who judge people with tats.

I judge a certain relative with a child who is completely out of control and SHE DOES NOT DISCIPLINE him!!! I'm so sick of listening to her family complain to me about her.

I judge the people on here that get offended over the smallest fkng things!!! Sometimes i actually have to log off and do other stuff because i cannot deal with it.

I judge myself for getting aggravated over internet strangers

AlmostSt.Laurent · June 2010

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[QUOTE]I judge the entire process of adopting a dog in New England. Thank goodness it's finally working out, but gosh dang it if wasn't annoying and incredibly time consuming. I could have just picked one up in Ohio on Sunday and nobody would have thought twice.
Posted by MattsPenguin[/QUOTE]

I agree!!!! We actually ended up adopting from a shelter in Arkansas and brought her up here. It was easier, cheaper, and she was scheduled to be euthanized in 2 days from when I saw her.

Anysunrise · June 2010

I judge people that have conversations out of their car windows, while stopped in the middle of the road.

Lyss5782 · June 2010

I judge people who dont get airport etiquette. Seriously you dont know that you cant bring that freaking water bottle through the security line?

tidetravel · June 2010

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[QUOTE]I judge mothers (and fathers) who use their children as an excuse (and a liability) rather than as motivation....oh this really IRKS me...I work as a teacher/counselor at a communicty college and catch many preparing to make the "if I didn't have kids...I would have done this, or that..." :if I didn't have kids, I wouldn't be here right now...I would have a better job... I would have traveled...I love my children but they ruined my life..." Boo hoo...you're a parent. How beautiful! I helped raise my 3 brothers and I wouldn't trade anything in the world for each moment I shared with them. Grow up and take some responsibilitiy. Sheesh.
Posted by kristi-ji[/QUOTE]

I really hope you're not an English teacher, with all of those ellipses.

MattsPenguin · June 2010

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I judge : I agree!!!! We actually ended up adopting from a shelter in Arkansas and brought her up here. It was easier, cheaper, and she was scheduled to be euthanized in 2 days from when I saw her.
Posted by AlmostSt.Laurent[/QUOTE]

Goodness! Good for you! We just got ours finalized (after calling references and home visits and multiple messages worried about the fact that we don't A/C).

I hope you enjoy your puppy!

jayjoe · June 2010

I judge the entire process of adopting a dog in New England. Thank goodness it's finally working out, but gosh dang it if wasn't annoying and incredibly time consuming. I could have just picked one up in Ohio on Sunday and nobody would have thought twice.
Posted by MattsPenguin

As someone who works closely with random rescues, there is a reason behind that. Sadly, the majority of animals left at shelters or dumped in the streets are left by people who got them and then tossed them instead of trying to find another home. Although the adoption process doesnt gaurantee a dog is going to an amazing upstanding family/person, it does help weed out some of the people who really dont know what they are getting themselves into. But its awesome you guys stuck with it and rescued a pet

akhensley81 · June 2010

I judge people who make personal cell phone calls while sitting in my lobby right next to the huge, red NO CELL PHONES sign... then give me the look of death when I interrupt their conversation and ask them to take it outside.

jayjoe · June 2010

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[QUOTE]I judge people who dont get airport etiquette. Seriously you dont know that you cant bring that freaking water bottle through the security line?
Posted by Lyss5782[/QUOTE]

Oh my God..THIS!!!!!! I fkng hate those people!! I have been stuck behind so many ridiculous people for: water bottles, lotions, keeping change in pockets/ belts on/ shoes on/ not putting laptop in separate bins etc. There are signs instructing all of the above ALL OVER THE SECURITY LINE!!!!!!!!

And dont even start me on people with carry-ons who are rude trying to put them in the overhead or people who cut you to get off the plane even though its not up to their row. My hatred for people hits an all time high on planes!!

MattsPenguin · June 2010

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[QUOTE]I judge the entire process of adopting a dog in New England. Thank goodness it's finally working out, but gosh dang it if wasn't annoying and incredibly time consuming. I could have just picked one up in Ohio on Sunday and nobody would have thought twice. Posted by MattsPenguin As someone who works closely with random rescues, there is a reason behind that. Sadly, the majority of animals left at shelters or dumped in the streets are left by people who got them and then tossed them instead of trying to find another home. Although the adoption process doesnt gaurantee a dog is going to an amazing upstanding family/person, it does help weed out some of the people who really dont know what they are getting themselves into. But its awesome you guys stuck with it and rescued a pet :)
Posted by jayjoe[/QUOTE]

I totally understand. Ours is a rescue dog. And I have several friends who work with rescues, but it was just a long drawn out process. Over the weekend we kept getting mixed signals as to whether or not they like us. I was ready to throw in the towel and do what StLaurent did and get one from the south on our own.

JoyTate1 · June 2010

I judge the people who park in the alley I have to go down to get to my work garage when it has signs everywhere that say "no parking." It happens about once a day and it blocks me from either getting into or out of my garage. Learn to read.

I judge people based on their tats. I also judge people based on what they are wearing. You put it out there, expect it to get judged.

Bubbalub · June 2010

I judge people who park 10 feet away from the gas pump so that there is not enough room for me to drive past them to the next open pump, them want to back up into me and exit the gas station instead of pulling forward like you're supposed to so the next person can pull their car up to the pump. Asshats.

I judge my friend for losing her wallet on Friday but not noticing until this morning that it was gone. How do you go for almost a week without needing your wallet for something?

lizstill13 · June 2010

I judge my SIL for holding our gift card wedding gift hostage because H owes her money. She has no job, no income of her own, is 30 some years old and still lives at home. She's a waste of life, but I can't say anything because she's H's sister.

I judge people who stop too far forward at stop lights then try to reverse as traffic is lining up behind them.

lizstill13 · June 2010

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[QUOTE]I judge people who dont get airport etiquette. Seriously you dont know that you cant bring that freaking water bottle through the security line?
Posted by Lyss5782[/QUOTE]

This. We got stuck behind a moron on the way back from our honeymoon with things in every single pants pocket. He set the damn metal detector off 5 times as all of us in line behind him are yelling "No, empty ALL your pockets. No, the OTHER one!". Even the guy behind the x-ray machine could see he had things in his pockets and was yelling at him. It was beyond ridiculous.

ohwhynot · June 2010

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[QUOTE]I judge my SIL for holding our gift card wedding gift hostage because H owes her money. She has no job, no income of her own, is 30 some years old and still lives at home. Posted by lizstill13[/QUOTE]

How is it, then, that your husband owes her money?
It's weird that she won't give you a wedding gift because of it, though.

btrflykate1230 · June 2010

I judge my friends in my masters program for thinking I can do them ALL special favors just because I work for the school.

No, I cannot put you in a group with people that you like. The professors make the groups, not me.

No, I cannot let you borrow equipment. I'm held liable for that $2,000 laptop you want to take home.

... and so on.

georgia_bride09 · June 2010

[QUOTE]I judge the entire process of adopting a dog in New England. Thank goodness it's finally working out, but gosh dang it if wasn't annoying and incredibly time consuming. I could have just picked one up in Ohio on Sunday and nobody would have thought twice. Posted by MattsPenguin As someone who works closely with random rescues, there is a reason behind that. Sadly, the majority of animals left at shelters or dumped in the streets are left by people who got them and then tossed them instead of trying to find another home. Although the adoption process doesnt gaurantee a dog is going to an amazing upstanding family/person, it does help weed out some of the people who really dont know what they are getting themselves into. But its awesome you guys stuck with it and rescued a pet :)
Posted by jayjoe[/QUOTE]

Speaking of this, I judge my neighbors/ the previous owners of our dog, because we were talking to another set of neighbors yesterday, and they said these people (they're next door neighbors with them) have had several different dogs and they know they've gotten rid of at least one other dog. If you know you can't handle it, stop collecting dogs!

MattsPenguin · June 2010

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[QUOTE]Speaking of this, I judge my neighbors/ the previous owners of our dog, because we were talking to another set of neighbors yesterday, and they said these people (they're next door neighbors with them) have had several different dogs and they know they've gotten rid of at least one other dog. If you know you can't handle it, stop collecting dogs!
Posted by georgia_bride09[/QUOTE]

That is so sad. Glad you are taking care of yours. YAY PUPPIES!

lizstill13 · June 2010

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: I judge : How is it, then, that your husband owes her money? It's weird that she won't give you a wedding gift because of it, though.
Posted by ohwhynot[/QUOTE]

He never gave her money for their mom's mother's day gift. Which we had to split 6 ways (so both my H and I and BIL& SIL had to pay double) because she has no job and couldn't really afford to buy anything. We got 2 of something and things were still being sent to his mom's house so we asked her to return it and send us the refund/gift card, whatever they would give her and she said she would. I'm mad on principal because she's holding onto something that doesn't belong to her. Our gift card is significantly more money than what we owe her.

fabshelly · June 2010

I judge you if you know, because of the three hundred damned signs, that the lanes are going to merge, but instead of merging you speed up to the very end nudge your way in because you're too good to follow the rules of common courtesy.

PS: It gets you there no sooner.

AlmostSt.Laurent · June 2010

MattsPenguin--- I hope you enjoy the addition to your family as well!!!! I know Roxy (our newest puppy that I had mentioned earlier) has been difficult to settle into the home, but after some time, patience, and damaged belongings, she's an awesome dog, and I'm glad we decided to do a rescue dog for our second one!

MattsPenguin · June 2010

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[QUOTE]MattsPenguin--- I hope you enjoy the addition to your family as well!!!! I know Roxy (our newest puppy that I had mentioned earlier) has been difficult to settle into the home, but after some time, patience, and damaged belongings, she's an awesome dog, and I'm glad we decided to do a rescue dog for our second one!
Posted by AlmostSt.Laurent[/QUOTE]

Thanks! I know it's going to be an adjustment, but I hope it goes smoothly. She's one year old and house trained. We're just afraid that she'll act up when we leave her alone while we go to work.

temerityjane · June 2010

I judge the people down the block who have a beautiful red husky they NEVER let in the house. I saw the same husky on Craigslist, being offered up for FREE, saying that the family was PCSing, couldn't take the dog, needed to give it away, and that since the husband was overseas at the time, the dog had been kept outside and needed a refresher on "house manners."

They NEVER take that dog in. I thought a pillow or something had been destroyed in their yard, because there was fluff everywhere, but it's actually fur coming off the dog in tufts. It never gets to be with people, it's always in the yard, and we are climbing into the triple digits here on the daily and it's NOT ILLEGAL here to leave the dog outside. They also have a small white dog who I think they let in sometimes. Every time we go by the house, I lose my mind all over, because the dog is STILL OUT THERE. ALWAYS.

Why have a dog if it can't come in and be with your family? I get farms and ranches and other situations that call for outdoor dogs, but this is a military base. Hardly the same thing. And no one is EVER in the yard WITH the dog. It's awful. AWFUL.

AmoroAgain · June 2010

I judge the mod of the Beauty board for closing a topic because she felt it was getting out of control. After something like, 11 responses. Completely over the top.