smotherman
Ass-phyxiation
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People with no personality or sense of humor, miserable people who never smiles or laughs.
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At work, we have prepay pumps and non prepay pumps. (I work at a gas station) The prepays are CLEARLY marked prepay. I don't know if half the population of my town are illiterate fucktards or what, but I'm *always* having to go on the mic and say something to the effect of, "I'm sorry pump #11, that is a prepay or pay at the pump, please either pay with your credit card or come inside and pay your cashier, thank you!"
When all I really want to do is get on there and say, "Hey, pump 11! Learn how to fucking read!"
It happens at LEAST 15x in am 8 hour shift, and most of these people are regular customers! GAH!
People in a store, that stand there talking to someone else while I wait to get an item off the shelf they're standing in front of. They see me standing there patiently, but don't move.
How about someone at the head of a long line who is writing a check?
How about axe and ask.People who use the incorrect words. They don't know the difference between:
There, their, they're
Two, to, too
Hear, here
Are, our
Forth, fourth
Accept, except
And don't get me started on the "I before E except after C" scenario
Listen you fuckwads, we are not talking about difficult words like "somnambulism" or even "reticence" for God's sake. This is basic English grammar from the fourth grade!
People who use the incorrect words. They don't know the difference between:
There, their, they're
Two, to, too
Hear, here
Are, our
Forth, fourth
Accept, except
And don't get me started on the "I before E except after C" scenario
Listen you fuckwads, we are not talking about difficult words like "somnambulism" or even "reticence" for God's sake. This is basic English grammar from the fourth grade!
People who use the incorrect words. They don't know the difference between:
There, their, they're
Two, to, too
Hear, here
Are, our
Forth, fourth
Accept, except
And don't get me started on the "I before E except after C" scenario
Listen you fuckwads, we are not talking about difficult words like "somnambulism" or even "reticence" for God's sake. This is basic English grammar from the fourth grade!