I am intolerant of stuff ... (Page 2)

Life's to short to sweat the small stuff.

I TRY not to get worked up about much.  Again, life is too short to fill a moment up with negative energy/frustration.

Eh.....I've got time to hate some people/things.

People's horrible attitudes at work. I get that everyone is going through something and try to assume the best. 

But today, for example. Ran into three instances in the morning alone where the other person was just so crazy-awful-rude-cranky-pants to me and my co-workers. In front of others, on a conference call, in a group email. 

Maybe something is in the air today.

Never get between one of these types and their next super-sized Big Mac meal.  That's just downright dangerous, and technically is your fault. 

My pointing out typos and bad grammar, but I'm trying to be more tolerant.

wow, judge much??  Guess we all tolerate stereotyping people...

Especially when they're trying to run you over -- I indulge myself in about any stereotype I'd like at that point.  I figure when someone shows zero regard for your life, you can pretty much regard them however you'd like.

I am intolerant of bad grammar. I have no interest in being more tolerant of bad grammar.

Originally posted by Goosedog

Originally posted by 1stTimeTri My pointing out typos and bad grammar, but I'm trying to be more tolerant.

The use of emoticons is bad grammar.

I so want a double bird emoticon right now. Oh, wait...

Originally posted by Goosedog

Originally posted by 1stTimeTri My pointing out typos and bad grammar, but I'm trying to be more tolerant.

The use of emoticons is bad grammar.

Bad grammar makes me loose it.

It happens to all of us at one time or another on the interwebs. 

Your v You're

I hear they sell kevlar reinforced glass houses in Tennessee.

Originally posted by Goosedog

Originally posted by 1stTimeTri My pointing out typos and bad grammar, but I'm trying to be more tolerant.

The use of emoticons is bad grammar.

Emoticons are grammar?

http://www.toytowngermany.com/wiki/Emoticons_and_grammar

http://www.villalazyheart.com/2012/10/15/how-emoticons-affect-your-childrens-grammar/  <-- pointing out that children's should be possessive, but since an apostrophe is a "special character" it may not be allowed in the syntax when creating weblinks/URLs.

Originally posted by Goosedog

Originally posted by 1stTimeTri

Originally posted by Goosedog

Originally posted by 1stTimeTri My pointing out typos and bad grammar, but I'm trying to be more tolerant.

The use of emoticons is bad grammar.

Emoticons are grammar?

http://www.toytowngermany.com/wiki/Emoticons_and_grammar

http://www.villalazyheart.com/2012/10/15/how-emoticons-affect-your-childrens-grammar/  <-- pointing out that children's should be possessive, but since an apostrophe is a "special character" it may not be allowed in the syntax when creating weblinks/URLs.</p>

I don't understand that nonsense you've written about "children's."

You're not in IT, are you?  Then don't worry about it.

I will be more than happy to oblige.

Re the cigs--you are my HERO!  I have only had the ballz to pick up the butt and tuck it under the windshield wiper, but you are one brazen mofo, and I respect that. I would love some video--please consider GoProing your next cig adventure. 

I also really don't like the two-abreast-fail-to-drop-back pairs.  If I'm in a good mood, I can usually just roll with it, if not, I will often say something, especially if stepping off the sidewalk results in me going into mud, snow, etc.  Somtetimes I'll just stop a few feet in front, and draw the charge.  Bring it.

Furthermore, when two people meet in a hallway or sidewalk in this country, both parties need to move to their right.  Their RIGHT.  If you're in England or Australia, by all means move to the left.