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isaacsmom -> RE: What are your pet peeves? (8/12/2008 11:44:26 AM)
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~People who pull out in front of me when I am driving 65 then go 40. Can't stand that, either. We have a lot of two-lane roads here and I get frustrated when I get behind old men in their trucks driving 45 in a 55 or 65, you can see them sightseeing, gawking at other peoples' fields, cows, etc. [8|] Loud gum-chewers/loud eaters. So annoying. I'm totally with you on the rude customer service, Chelle, the concept of good service is completely disappearing . . . . . Poor grammar. I know I type in a hurry on here sometimes and make mistakes, everyone messes up now and then, but I constantly see "then" when "than" should be used, people don't use the correct "their, there, they're", incorrect apostrophe use, incorrect adverb use (or lack of adverb use), etc. etc. LOL!! It's not just on here, it's all over, even in professional marketing campaigns and news broadcasts, online articles that should be proofed by editors. It really gets to me. Parents who allow their children to talk back or continually misbehave while making threat after threat and counting (to 100, LOL) without consequences for the behavior. Condescending attitudes. Especially from doctors and medical staff. I know my own body. I know my children. This is a tough one . . . . . and I might get flamed . . . . . . our church is right on a major highway, the first landmark when coming into town. People.stop.constantly.wanting.money. The man will sit in the car and send the woman inside to give their hard-luck story. They also call constantly. We had a call Sunday evening that hubby answered . . . . a lady wanted a room for her and her boyfriend because his mom kicked them out of the house. . . . . .[8|][:@]. Now, our church is very benevolent, we have a food pantry, help the local rescue mission, etc. so we will do anything in our means to help someone in need. Someone who is truly in need. Not someone who just *won't* help him/herself. Some are extremely ungrateful. Hubby and I are praying for right attitudes . . . . as you can tell, it's not been easy to deal with . . . . . and it gets hard to discern those who really need help. Eta: We will give a box of food to whomever walks in the door, no problem. But most people demand cash. Or they come in and we invite them to stay for service and say we'll help them afterward and they refuse to sit through service. OK, that was a long one, LOL!!! I need to stop ranting and go pray . . . . .
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