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Yes I do wear my iPod to the copy machine and bathroom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tater
What I don't do is make cell phone calls in the bathroom (or answer them). I can't tell you how many times I've been in there and some woman makes a call and then goes into the stall to do her business - I mean her business. Man, that's just creepy!!!!!! There are some places that should always remain private... :mad:
Tater made me think of one, people who bring cell phones into the bathroom. I've been in there when someone's phone rings, they answer and proceed to have a conversation. You're sitting on the potty for goodness sakes!!
Whoa! jinx Pam! Great minds think alike etc....
:D :D :D ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by li10up
This sortof reminds me of an exercise I did in business class. People are divided up in 4 categories. I know different names were given to different exercises - mine used birds - Eagles, Doves, Owls and Peacocks. Pretty self-explanatory. I am an eagle. No surprise there. Yoga appears to be a Dove. Note Doves make good teachers, human resource adminstrators, nurses etc. Attitude is "can't we all just get along?". Unfortunately my attitude is "What's the bottom line? How fast can I get there" . Doves and Eagles generally do not work well together. I'm best with an peacock.
Would be interesting to find out what we all are and what we do for a living. I'm in law - perfect for an eagle. Owls are usually accountants, financial anaylsts, engineers. Peacocks are perfect in sales or design.
Anyone else out there ever do this exercise and what was the result?
PS Yoga: This is just a website - take nothing of what I say seriously. I some times like to rile up the natives!
i thought that was a guy thing. my BF does it all the time to me. does he not realize i know where he is even though i'm on the phone?Quote:
Originally Posted by bcipam
In no particular order (some of which have already been stated):
-irregardless
-orientate
-Losing the 'u' in Canadian spelling. It's colour. Neighbour. Favour.
-People who suck their teeth. I sat in front of someone on a 6-hour flight yesterday who made that sickening sound the entire time. I wouldn't be surprised if her enamel is all gone.
-mixing up your and you're
-possessive plurals and other apostrophe mishaps
-people who toss their cigarette butts out the vehicle window thinking that the world is their ashtray
-tailgaters, especially when I'm already driving at least 20 km/h over the speed limit
My pet peeves:
People who decide to go thru life and be perpetual victims.
People who do EVERTHING for their kids and then wonder why they can't graduate from college, get a job or even raise their own kids.
A woman who used to work here and complained to me that the toilet paper was not soft enough (oh the combacks I can think of)
People who think everyone has as much money as they do to spend on the most, the best and the latest of anything. Ofcourse not realizing that some of us need our money for nonsense items like food, rent, etc.
Young men in the bike shop who think that me a woman over 40 would not be interested in a road bike made of carbon fiber
People who get on the elevator before you can get off it
People who want you to change your plans to see your family so that you can go something with them.
Off the soapbox..........
how do you do this? i've never heard of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by carback
And when someone does that, you just HAVE to stop what you're doing and wish they'd hang up the phone...Quote:
Originally Posted by snapdragen
Karen in Boise
I was part of a similar study years ago, except they were broken down as:Quote:
Originally Posted by bcipam
- Courageous (leaders, sales) "Lead, follow.. or get out of my way!"
- Harmonious (extroverts, people-oriented, emotional) "Let's talk about it"
- Organized (managers, number crunchers, planners) "Let me sort it out"
- Analytical (introverts, scientific) "Leave me alone, I'm working"
I scored off the charts as Analytical. The head of the program said it was unusual for an artist, especially a female one. The category had the fewest members of the four groups – just 13% of those studied – and 80% were male. All I can say in my defense is... At least I didn't wear my plastic Spock ears that day!
If I tell you, do you promise to never do it?Quote:
Originally Posted by chickwhorips
Imagine you have a piece of food (say, parsley) caught between your two front teeth. Take your tongue and, while placing it on the front of your teeth, apply pressure to your teeth / suck hard enough (ok, that didn't come out right at all) to make a sucking / suction noise. I really can't describe it.
Trust me. It was enough to make me want to reach back & stick my complimentary pretzel mix in her ear.
how about in the other ear while on the phone (cell or otherwise) or in just one ear while dealing with a customer?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tater
And how about loud enough so that people around the user have the user's choice of music inflicted on them too!
Karen in Boise
i tried it (don't worry no one around me to annoy) but i can't get it down. hmmm... you don't have to worry about me annoying you with it. though i can see how that pretzel mix may have wound up in her ear or up her nose. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by carback
Wow - you better not read my posts then or I may peeve you off for the rest of the day.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by crazycanuck
I love imagining how you would say the things you write Leslie! Sorry, I think certain accents and turns of speech are just fascinating.
V.
Nearly forgot here is a jab from the Australians to the North Americans. My pet peeve.... adults in the USA that call a trip to the toilet going to the potty. Please I dont know about you but I stopped using a potty when I was about 2. Cute ??? NO it just sounds weird.:D