Hate List
June 28th, 2010 - Uncategorized - 23 Comments »If you’re wondering how the Hate List differs from my running list of Pet Peeves, I’m not really sure. Nor am I sure how Pet Peeves differ from Don’t Be That Guys, or how Don’t Be That Guys differ from I Already Know a Lot About Yous. I guess it’s just a desperate attempt for this one trick pony to appear multidimensional. Whatever the case may be, here are some more items I would punch if my hand wouldn’t get hurt in the process.
(The first 10 can be found here)
11. Stringy book bags – You know, the ones that look like miniature draw-stringed laundry bags (or, better yet, merchandise bags from the Apple Store)? Non-13-year-old girls should never wear them.
12. First half of a snow cone – No one gets a snow cone for its unique texture. Either give me more sugar liquid, or scrape off that clear mound of nothingness before you give it to me. If it’s not going to give my teeth a blue tint, I’m not interested.
13. Voicemail re-instruction – The biggest waste of eight seconds in human history is the computer woman’s reiteration of how to leave a voicemail, directly after you have done so (and even that’s a tad unnecessary). Oh, and no – I will never press 5 to leave a callback number.
14. Root Beer – The black sheep of the beer family. You’ve done worse things in the name of beer than Bud Dry ever dreamt of doing.
15. Moving car seats from one car to the other – I know there’s an entire group of you kid-less readers who simply can’t understand how awful this is. As a matter of fact, I’m not even going to try to explain it. I’m going to let those of you with kids explain it in the comments section.
Fill in the blank: “I would rather __________ than move our kids’ car seats from one car to the other.”
16. ALL CAPS – Regardless of whether you’re really happy or really angry, it is never OK for an entire email to be written in all caps. Rule of thumb: If your sentence doesn’t involve Landon Donovan scoring a game-winning goal in stoppage time, refrain from using all caps.
What do you hate? Taxes and traffic don’t count. Spice it up a little.
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