Is this a DOS attack on Phelps' website? Is there anyone who doesn't think he is a nutcase? I guess I don't see what the point is.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Don't get me started ranting about people who stand in the middle of the aisle on the subway cars, blocking access to and from the doors, and ignoring the perfectly good open seats that could hold their useless carcasses.
New Yorkers aren't rude, Tourists are slow.
Heh. After a week using the Tube in London, DH and I were dodging tourists like natives. The weeks studying the tube lines on their website so we knew how to get to all our planned destinations payed off, big time.
When was the last time you had fun on New Year's Eve?
Does being asleep count as fun?
I'm not a NYE person. Comes from growing up in Pasadena, I guess.
I grew up cursing the Damn Students every fall when the new groups showed up to wander four abreast through my grocery store, so I was well primed to curse the Damn Tourists who meander in front of me every day here. I've decided that walking slow isn't so bad, but the meandering KILLS ME. You can't get by them!
Ugh. Biggest peeve for me is the five or so asswipes who charge into the subway car as soon as the doors open.
The people on the train get to leave, and THEN you can enter. Jerks.
See also: Elevators
Or people who stand at the bottom (or top) of the escalator, trying to get their bearings. We get to push those people down and trample them, right? That's the law, right?
I hate the people who try to enter the subway first, and then act all indignant when other people bump into them, as if the other people were the ones being rude.
The people on the train get to leave, and THEN you can enter. Jerks.
See also: Elevators
Or people who stand at the bottom (or top) of the escalator, trying to get their bearings. We get to push those people down and trample them, right? That's the law, right?
Yes. Yes it is. And even if it isn't, I'm quite sure no jury would convict.
Stand right, walk left, dammit!
Going to busy public places with the parents involves much herding. Mom isn't so bad unless she gets distracted by something, but dad has a peculiar talent at being That Obstacle. He's always been fairly unaware of the space he occupies, and that's only gotten worse as he's gotten older.