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Zephyrin Jun 19, 2007 09:11 PM

I'm sure they were just trying to find Jesus' "buttons".

Paco Jun 19, 2007 09:15 PM

It was on his side the whole time. They stabbed the shit out of it. :(

SAVAGES

Fiddlegoof Jun 19, 2007 09:56 PM

A few people can back me up on this one.

It's more of a theory a couple friends and I came up with this year. The theory is : People have one job to do, and they can't do it. Do you ever notice this? It seems to happen an awful lot. And this doesn't just press my buttons, it places a 30 ton brick on my buttons.

For example, at my high school, the counsellors are lazy ass pieces of shit. This may be extremely arrogant, but in a nutshell, their job is to make sure that they support the decisions of us students, and make sure we don't screw up our lives. Sadly, they fail miserably at this job.

My friend (Free.User) was told by a cousellor at our school that a computer course he wanted to take was a required science needed for graduation. Satisfied, he took it, and didn't bother taking other sciences, because they had no relevance to the field of study he chose in post secondary. Halfway through the following year, they told him that it wasn't a science after all, and unless he took a different science such as physics, chemistry etc. he wouldn't graduate from grade 12. Being a busy guy, he had no room in his timetable, so he had to take a physics course through a distant education program and will work through part of his summer completing this course.

This same counsellor screwed a few other people over, including me. He told another student, who had a 87 average, that he shouldn't bother applying for bursaries and scholarships because he didn't have the grades. What the fuck. He has an "A" average, and you're not supporting him at all? In fact, you're just telling him to give up! What an asshat.

And finally, he told me to not take calculus in college because his son failed it, which automatically means I will too. Maybe your son is just a fucking retard? Ever thought of that?

He even tried to force me to take courses I didn't want to, just because no one was taking them.

I think it's time to stop my bitching, so I'll wrap it up. People can't do the only job their supposed to do. This counsellor failed at every aspect of counselling and many students had to pay the price for his incompetence. That's what pushes my buttons.

Adara Jun 19, 2007 10:15 PM

I hate it when folks make fun of mentally ill people and everyone who knows me knows never to do in my presence. It's one of those things that make can me go from zero to rip-your-throat-out pissed off in less than a second.

Another button I hate to have pressed is the one having to do with my illness. My joints hurt all day every day without fail. Some days are bad, some days are okay. Normal activities often irritate them, but I hardly ever complain and I go about my daily activities as normally as I possibly can. When I do have to back down from doing something, like washing dishes because my wrist hurts like a bitch or slowing down my jog because my knees feel like they're filled with liquid fire, and someone says that I'm using my problem as an excuse, I become livid.

I also despise being talked to as if I were a kid. I am young but I am not a child and I appreciate not being treated like one.

wvlfpvp Jun 19, 2007 10:20 PM

Oh, like you've never laughed at a retarded person joke.

YO PITTSBURGH MIKE HERE Jun 19, 2007 10:21 PM

I mean come on! They're all like, "DUR DUR DURRR," it's hilarious!

Zephyrin Jun 19, 2007 11:07 PM

Fiddlegoof, why don't you forward that post to your principal.

...instead of bitching about it online.

gidget Jun 19, 2007 11:40 PM

I hate dealing with smug people, and I really hate it when you're arguing with someone and they call you "Sweetie" or "Honey". One of my roommates did that when we were arguing and I wanted to punch her. She also had a smug look on her face 24/7, so that didn't help.

Acro-nym Jun 20, 2007 09:16 AM

I really don't know what pushes my buttons. I don't get violently angry at much; I know that. Maybe being attacked personally, usually through verbal means. Maybe being told I'm wrong when either I know I'm not or the item is open to interpretation (which it why I late reading comprehension). Maybe being in a situation where I'm trying to get something done and one or more people stop me from doing it. Maybe it's a combination of all of those things. But it's been a while since I've gotten that mad over something, and therefore can't say with any certainty.

RacinReaver Jun 20, 2007 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crash Landon (Post 454821)
Yeah, it would've. Or something less purposefully abrasive, at least.

What's this "detracted from their moving-going experience" bullshit? Fuck him. I've just as much right to go see a movie as that asswipe.

He had the entire length of the movie to lean forward and say something. He chose not to. Mocking me as he left was petty and rude. Then he made sure I couldn't find him, like a freakin' coward. Why the hell should I give a damn about his movie experience after that?

It's not as though I have control over the air conditioning. Nor should I have to wear heavy clothes to the theatre while it's 90 degrees and humid outside.

The guy was a jackass. Why are you hassling me about this?

You've never given a kid a mean look after he was kicking your chair or talking through the movie? Never been irritated and tried to stare down a guy that was talking on his cell phone during a movie?

^-^ Jun 20, 2007 09:59 AM

Oh geez. Don't get me started about the "guy that was talking on his cell phone during a movie." Was at a theater in florida when this woman of african heritage got a ring, picked it up, then her 80 children started to talk.

ugh. The whole theater was like "SHUT UP OR TAKE IT OUTSIDE"

janus zeal Jun 20, 2007 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by ^-^ (Post 455418)
Oh geez. Don't get me started about the "guy that was talking on his cell phone during a movie." Was at a theater in florida when this woman of african heritage got a ring, picked it up, then her 80 children started to talk.

ugh. The whole theater was like "SHUT UP OR TAKE IT OUTSIDE"

dats raycist. (I've had the same thing happen to me...)

One thing I hate is people who act like they are better then you no matter what you're talking about. Like just because I'm young that means I have no clue what the fuck I'm talking about, or the 'older people' that think I don't have a right to except the same common courtesy as every other human.

Smelnick Jun 20, 2007 01:27 PM

I get annoyed by the fact that winnipeg doesn't help out pedestrians at all. I don't drive, so I either bike, or walk places. You wouldn't believe how many streets in winnipeg don't have sidewalks. And therefore I have to bike or walk on the street, and then I get cars honking at me because they have to go around me. HELLOOOOO!!!! I have a right to travel here too. How about you get the government to build me a sidewalk here! Yah, it really annoys me.

Zephyrin Jun 20, 2007 02:30 PM

That doesn't always do much good. Supposedly, here in Vegas (or so I've heard because I haven't confirmed this officially), it is against the law to ride your bike on the sidewalk.

And that's what people will do, they ride in the damned street despite there being a sidewalk, even though I doubt any officer would actually enforce such a stupid law.

Nahual Jun 20, 2007 04:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smelnick (Post 454862)
Naturally I don't say anything, cause I'm not mean or anything, but still, it urks me.

People spelling irk as urk. :mad:

Actually, I'm crap with spelling and writing.

I hate when people clap and shout in movie theaters during the movie.

Like when I went to see Dreamgirls I kept hearing, "Sing it girl. Woo hoo!" and stuff like that. I don't mind laughing at theaters, but yelling out like the actors can hear you?
It's just real stupid.

This doesn't happen anymore, but during high school and younger grades people would pronounce my name(Jorge) with an emphasis on the
WHORE part.

"What's your name?"
"Jorge."
"WHORE hey?"
"..."

I don't let many things get to me.
I try not to.
VOID OF EMOTION HERE.

wvlfpvp Jun 20, 2007 05:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nahual (Post 455640)
Like when I went to see Dreamgirls I kept hearing, "Sing it girl. Woo hoo!" and stuff like that. I don't mind laughing at theaters, but yelling out like the actors can hear you?
It's just real stupid.

Dude. You were watching Dreamgirls.




What the hell did you expect?

Paco Jun 20, 2007 06:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by christinajon (Post 455151)
...and I really hate it when you're arguing with someone and they call you "Sweetie" or "Honey".

I'm not gonna lie... I do this SPECIFICALLY to get a rise out of someone during an argument; regardless of gender.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smelnick (Post 455548)
You wouldn't believe how many streets in winnipeg don't have sidewalks. And therefore I have to bike or walk on the street, and then I get cars honking at me because they have to go around me.

Welcome to Isla Vista, CA; except that when people honk at us when we're on the street we usually kick nice little dents into their fucking Mercedes-Benz. I swear... Only a rich, spoiled, bratty out-of-towner visiting his stoner brother in a car that daddy gave them would have the gall to drive down those streets and honk at pedestrians who have nowhere else to walk.

Bonus points for driver's side bumps that set off the airbags.

Nahual Jun 20, 2007 06:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wvlfpvp (Post 455712)
Dude. You were watching Dreamgirls.
What the hell did you expect?

What the heck do you think?

Silence. :(

gidget Jun 20, 2007 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Encephalon (Post 455735)
I'm not gonna lie... I do this SPECIFICALLY to get a rise out of someone during an argument; regardless of gender.

I'm sure she did, too, which just made me want to punch her more.

Paco Jun 20, 2007 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nahual (Post 455739)
What the heck do you think?

Silence. :(

I don't know dude... It's kind of like how I HATE going to movies and having people cheering ad nauseum and applauding like the gods actually give a fuck when the movie ends... So you know what I DON'T do?
Show up on opening day.


So really, what he means is: If you want to not have to experience the irritation it's best to avoid it altogether.

Nahual Jun 20, 2007 07:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Encephalon (Post 455741)
So really, what he means is: If you want to not have to experience the irritation it's best to avoid it altogether.

You really think so?
Darn I'm slow!
Spoiler:
I blame it on my awesome(crappy) piano skills. :p

That's it.
I'll only go to the movie theater for comedy movies.

Paco Jun 20, 2007 07:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nahual (Post 455747)
That's it.
I'll only go to the movie theater for comedy movies.

CLASS CHOICE, MY MAN.

I hear White Girls: The Sequel is gonna :rock: and :megaman: on opening day @ your nearest Oakland movie screener.

wvlfpvp Jun 20, 2007 08:28 PM

No, what you do is go to a splatter horror flick with white people on opening night. That ramps up enjoyment level as communal experience immensely.

I think that's part of why I honestly really enjoyed the original Resident Evil. With a smaller audience, I might not have liked it as much.

Fiddlegoof Jun 20, 2007 08:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zephyrin (Post 455110)
Fiddlegoof, why don't you forward that post to your principal.

...instead of bitching about it online.

For the record, asshat, I did complain about it to them, along with most of our student body. That's what presses my buttons, so I should be allowed to write about it in this thread without someone criticizing why I wrote it in the first place. Douchebag.

Paco Jun 21, 2007 12:42 AM

Ladies, please let's not start an argument over this now. If you must keep this up at least take this sexy conversation to PMs.


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