barnes... RATO... hedge... seabass... if it's not one of those nuisances I'm not really that familiar with who they are
swimmerbabe11 said:
I assumed we were talking about jorts at first but he never impersonated anyone I dont think
I just ordered this. Looking forward to start placing them under the windshield wipers of cars parked by a-holes who can't park.TexasAggie81 said:
Drivers who don't park within the lines.
People that spell "brakes" as "breaks"ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
...People that stomp on their breaks every time they see the slightest bump in a road...
I can't stand morans.The Fife said:People that spell "brakes" as "breaks"ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
...People that stomp on their breaks every time they see the slightest bump in a road...
Yep ... if a word or phrase comes from rap or YouTube or some other place you can't identify, it's best to just let it go. There's nothing worse than a 40-year-old talking about "rockin' a new pair of sunglasses" or how Taylor Swift's new album "drops" on Tuesday.Bruce Almighty said:Piggy backing on this, the constant use on this site of gen alpha buzz words by 30-50 year old men make me laugh. I'm a teacher, so I hear these months before they pop up on here, but the current ones are cook / cooked and glazed. Also, people on this site way overuse Internet memes. If you are still using the phrase "tell me you don't _______ without telling me you don't _______, you just sound dumb.maroon barchetta said:Camo said:Aggie Dad 26 said:
"That's lit"
And now
"That's dope"
Am I wrong, "That's dope" has been around forever. I swear I can remember this in the 90s/early 2000s, I even say it sometimes.
"That's lit" and "that's fire" are Gen Z and make me cringe
You mean "that's so cringe"?
maroon barchetta said:Ghost of Bisbee said:Sea Speed said:
Someone who is known to have impersonated many other people to such lengths that there was jail time involved posting on this board regularly. It really does make me irrationally angry.
On a lighter note, it's my kids never picking up after themselves.
What's his username now? I doubt he really left
He didn't leave. And you can't criticize him or you get a warning or ban or staff edit and a number of entertainment board posters will run to his defense like he's Jonas freaking Salk.
MouthBQ98 said:
Add this one: people who put on their hazards in a little bit of rain yet feel confident doing 60 mph while doing so. Either visibility is near zero, or it isn't. If it isn't, turn the damn hazards off. If you aren't creeping along in a torrential monsoon downpour, pea soup fog, or white out blizzard, regular lights are fine. They're really intended for disabled vehicles that can't move at all and are a road hazard.
Don't even get me started on the morons who use them any time they pull a trailer. If your trailer is always a hazard, it and you should not be on the road.
maroon barchetta said:An L of an Ag said:TXAG 05 said:AtticusMatlock said:
I was driving on the interstate the other day and crossed the Texas state line. At the state line there's one of those message signs and they misspelled the word litter. They spelled it with one t, so it said "don't liter."
I got irrationally upset. People from other states drive into Texas and now they think we don't know how to spell. That's embarrassing. I kept asking Google to try to figure out who I should call to tell them to fix the sign. I assume it was the Texas Department of Transportation.
It was then I realized I was slowly turning into Hank Hill.
Maybe it's a sign showing we don't want the commie metric system here.
"My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that's the way I likes it!!" - Abe Simpson
What's the towing capacity in stones?
tk for tu juan said:
1 mph is 2,688 furlong per fortnight
Don't forget people that have to come to a complete stop before turning into a parking lotThunderCougarFalconBird said:
People that take forever to get from 0 to the speed limit after a light turns green.
People that stomp on their breaks every time they see the slightest bump in a road.
Non-regular drivers that don't understand that the speed limit downtown is 30, not however fast your car idles while you haplessly look for your destination.
FIDO*98* said:
Places that have menu items that read; Scrambled Eggs (Contains Eggs), Ham and Cheese (Contains Pork), Peanut Butter Pie (Contains Nuts), etc.
Thanks!
Then I suggest you check your brake lights. That's what those are for.Ghost of Bisbee said:
If there's a sudden traffic jam onset, I'll use my hazards so the driver approaching my tail end at 80mph doesn't launch me into space