Stuff you hate

[Glennleo]

You guys make me laugh. 

But wait! This is a hate thread.

 I hate how all my work this semester is for history class. Stupid papers.

[x_XTacTX_x]

I hate haters.


SUCK ON THAT ONE.

[neo-fusion]

I hate when people say suck on this and you can't, it's kind of like they are illiterate or something....

LOL JK

Anyway, I hate that it's hard to be sarcastic on the internet you always have to follow up with a JK like I did.

[x_XTacTX_x]

LOL INORITE?

I hate myspace surveys that insist on asking you the same question over 5 times, just with different words.

[Thought]

I hate how all my work this semester is for history class. Stupid papers.

I hate how it is almost assured that while you learn how to write in an English class, learn how to exercise in a PE class, learn how to work mathematical equations in a math class, and learn how to perform experiements in a science class, you never, NEVER learn how to actually write a history in a history class.

Learning historical facts is all well and good, but come on, teach people how to "do" history!

And Boo, yours is a difficult case. This requires ninja-proto-husband skills. Lay off mentioning it for a few visits then BANG, hit her with a vase (and by vase I mean some romatic reservations. But soften her up earlier in the day with flowers at work, a call or two during the middle of your work day, a love note put into her tampon case lunch sack, etc). It is to celebrate... something. Whatever number of months until the wedding, that she stubbed her toe, or your love for each other or some such.

Note... I could be full of crap. I've never tried to get my wife to do something she really didn't want to.

[x_XTacTX_x]

Crazy adults and your "Fiances" and "Wives"

.... being 14 sucks. o_o;

[Thought]

Pish posh, 14 is a fine age. Don't succumb to adultism!

Sure, we old foggies might have a bit more money, get a bit more respect, and have fancy fiancees and wives, but we also work 9 hours a day in soul-crushing jobs (plus commute, which can easily add 8 hours a day depending on the area, though usually significantly less). We have money from said soul-crushing jobs, but most that goes to bills, taxes, and various forms of savigns/investments.

When you're young, your mind is more flexible, your body is in its prime, and you have a smattering of freetime (depending on if you school is craptacular or not). Glorious, glorious, free time. Time to think, to ponder, to hang out with friends, to enjoy life.

... not that old age should depress you either. I'll just shut up now.

[placidchap]

I can't complain about being old or married.  At least, not to the extent of Thought's ramblings.

[Thought]

But complaining is the best part about being old!

Being older is great, but being 14 is great too. The best age to be is the age that you are (crap, I sound like an after school special, but it's true).

[Boo the Gentleman Caller]

No way - I would go back to being like 7 or 8.  THAT was the prime.  Sweet toys, no responsibility, and an overactive imagination that could be released through play.  Those were the days..

[x_XTacTX_x]

But complaining is the best part about being old!

Being older is great, but being 14 is great too. The best age to be is the age that you are (crap, I sound like an after school special, but it's true).

Haha, I guess you're right.

But if I had the choice, I'd love to be Eighteen. Free to do what I want with a driver's license, and get a steady cash flow of money from a part time job while I would still be living at home so I wouldn't hve to pay any bills.

But that's just what my brother told me, and he's about 23 now.

[Kebrel]

I have yet to see the greatness of 18, I have been such for 4 months. Nothing I haven't done before.

[Boo the Gentleman Caller]

At 18 you can buy the cigs!

[x_XTacTX_x]

At 18 you can buy the cigs!

YES! Instead of being forced to give the money to your brother beforehand, only to end up with shitty Camels.

[Kebrel]

I have yet to see the greatness of 18.