I hate ''lol,rofl and lmao'' do people really laugh out loud,laugh their...butt off or roll on the floor laughing

and a certain forum on here.........

Oct 27, 2009 -- 9:59AM, Zonic wrote:

When you're waiting for something to arrive in the mail & it doesn't come within the time slot it says it'd come (i.e I WAS suppose to get a game today, as it said 5-10 days, & it's been 10 days, so since it didn't come today, it's most likely coming tomorrow). Annoys me more is that today, I didn't have school due to conferences & I could've had all day to play it....

I hear ya. I had to wait at least two weeks for Tatsunoko Vs Capcom to arrive. 

Oct 29, 2009 -- 6:41PM, hellhound wrote:

I hate it when people enter the train as if they were the last ones to enter.  Some people enter the train and then just stop and stand there.  HELLO other people have to get in the train too.  Don't stand in the way.  Especially when the doors are about to close.

Oh man, I KNOW! Same with the bus/subway/any public transportation. I really can't stand when people are in such a rush they just crowd all around, or when you want to get off the bus/subway and someone's standing at the doors, seemingly oblivious to your twice-spoken "Excuse me." Like they own that spot, or something. Most line/crowd etiquette, or rather the lack thereof, irritates me.

Something else that gets to me is when I'm at a fast food restaurant - any place, but I'll say McDonald's - and the cashier asks me for the details of my order after I've already told them. For example, they'd ask "What can I help you with?" and I say "I'd like two McChicken sandwiches and a small drink to go, please." The whole time they aren't looking at me, then respond "Two McChicken sandwiches, is that all?" and I'd have to include again the small drink, and then they'd ask "For here or to go," or sometimes they'd get the order right but still as "For here or to go" even though I just stated "to go." It's like they're on automatic all day long and no longer listen to what you're saying if it's out of the usual order of things. It didn't used to bother me until it became routine, where EVERY time I'd order something, they'd always ask "for here or to go?" right after I say "to go." Minor annoyance, I know, but maaan... What ever happened to just listening to people??

Gosh, now that I'm all worked up, I'm really hungry, ha ha ha! =p

Oct 29, 2009 -- 8:26PM, Michiko wrote:

Oct 29, 2009 -- 6:41PM, hellhound wrote:

I hate it when people enter the train as if they were the last ones to enter.  Some people enter the train and then just stop and stand there.  HELLO other people have to get in the train too.  Don't stand in the way.  Especially when the doors are about to close.

Oh man, I KNOW! Same with the bus/subway/any public transportation. I really can't stand when people are in such a rush they just crowd all around, or when you want to get off the bus/subway and someone's standing at the doors, seemingly oblivious to your twice-spoken "Excuse me." Like they own that spot, or something. Most line/crowd etiquette, or rather the lack thereof, irritates me.

Something else that gets to me is when I'm at a fast food restaurant - any place, but I'll say McDonald's - and the cashier asks me for the details of my order after I've already told them. For example, they'd ask "What can I help you with?" and I say "I'd like two McChicken sandwiches and a small drink to go, please." The whole time they aren't looking at me, then respond "Two McChicken sandwiches, is that all?" and I'd have to include again the small drink, and then they'd ask "For here or to go," or sometimes they'd get the order right but still as "For here or to go" even though I just stated "to go." It's like they're on automatic all day long and no longer listen to what you're saying if it's out of the usual order of things. It didn't used to bother me until it became routine, where EVERY time I'd order something, they'd always ask "for here or to go?" right after I say "to go." Minor annoyance, I know, but maaan... What ever happened to just listening to people??

Gosh, now that I'm all worked up, I'm really hungry, ha ha ha! =p

The one thing I hate about mcdonalds is the line-up.  It's chaos.  For some reason people don't know where to stand.  Mcdonalds is probably the few fast food restaurants that don't use those rope fences to guide people in making a line.

Regional Lockout ,GRRRRAAAAAAHAAAAAAAAAAA!!