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Common courtesy peeves (pg. 7)
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| Cpt.Cocaine |
| I live with roommates and our official policy is to throw the wet clothes on the dusty, spider-carcass-filled basement floor that probably hasn't been washed in over 50 years. I'm considerate though, so instead I just throw all their stuff in the dryer and put it on max heat/max static without a bounce sheet. |
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| igottaknow |
I have the opposite pet peeve of Theresa. Douche bags upstairs repeatedly leave their clothes in the washing machine and get mad when i move their so i can do my laundry. I do 1 load of colors and 1 whites once a week. I'll see their stuff in there in the morning come back after work, its still there...
They told me they didn't want me using their dryer, then they're washer broke and they just started using my washing machine without asking. No manners what so ever. |
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| D-res |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
Obviously it freaks us out more because of the large proponent of panty sniffers on the planet. You think these fools go around smelling men's underwear?? |
All they would smell is detergent, what would be the point? :p
| quote: | Originally posted by bas
I've had this happen all the time (both by me and to me). I don't mind so much when people take my stuff out of the laundry as long as they have the courtesy to put it in a bin of some kind, I do that all the time. I think it's worse to have your now clean clothes placed on top of a dirty laundry machine. |
I've done the laundry on the dryer thing many times, as there's often nothing to put it into. I've had this done to me too. It's not too bad if you remember to grab your stuff quickly. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
I HATE that . Why don't they ing put the coins in my hand and then put the bill?? It would make so much more ing sense! |
I don't understand this at all. I want the note first and then the coinage. The note is light and papery, and can easily fall or be dislodged. You want the coins on top of it, to stop that happening. |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by EddieZilker
Personally, I tend to think it's a pet-peeve to leave one's clothes in the washing machine. I've never moved ANYONE's underwear, however. Not a guys and not a girls either. Will I move other people's clothing? Yes - you betcha!
But there is something generally disgusting about underwear that prohibits me, unless it's my girl-friend's, from moving it. Sure - it's been cleaned. Great. But it ain't been subjected to no autoclave in conjunction with debridement detergents.
Jesus - just one step into a used clothing store is enough. That smell. That's skin and sweat so one can imagine what unwashable filth is being stored in the "tidy whities".
And community laundry? WTF? Why not just share bath water, too? Disgusting! |
Enjoy dealing with your future childrens' allergies, germ freak.
Also, it's "tighty whities". |
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| Sushipunk |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I don't understand this at all. I want the note first and then the coinage. The note is light and papery, and can easily fall or be dislodged. You want the coins on top of it, to stop that happening. |
I completely agree. |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sushipunk
I completely agree. |
Fag. Our notes are plastic and thus have less friction with the coins, causing the coins to slide out as soon as they hit the note. You fail.
Also, there was a thread for this ages ago. If I had skills I could find it. |
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| Sushipunk |
| quote: | Originally posted by Domesticated
Fag. Our notes are plastic and thus have less friction with the coins, causing the coins to slide out as soon as they hit the note. You fail.
Also, there was a thread for this ages ago. If I had skills I could find it. |
The notes are still light though, and could easily fall from breeze/hand motion (hi r5a!) if not weighed down by the coins. |
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| D-res |
| I hate when people can't wait in a line of cars at a traffic light, so they go around the side, wait until the light turns green and then try to get ahead of you. I never let them, I'll be an back, sit next to their car so it's either slam on the break, hit a parked car or hit me. :p |
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| Lews |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I don't understand this at all. I want the note first and then the coinage. The note is light and papery, and can easily fall or be dislodged. You want the coins on top of it, to stop that happening. |
No no no. The coins are small and slip all over on the bills when I'm trying to put them in my wallet. If they were handed to me first I could cup them in my hand while I put the bills back. I'm able to easily hold onto the bill with my fingers so there is never a problem of losing them. |
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| Theresa |
LMAO!
Good lord, I only said "unmentionables" simply to have something else to say other than "bras and panties" over and over again. Need I remind those of you who think I am a prude, I have posted my bare ass on TA; I am no prude.
After thinking about it, I am not nearly as irritated as I was about moving the laundry from the washer to the dryer, but taking my clothes out of the dryer before they were done was ed. I don't care if it's only 2.75... I paid for it to be in there the whole ing hour!
Also... I agree about the change thing. Coins go first into the palm, then bills in between the fingers. It's the most logical way IMO.
Another peeve I have is the moron baggers at grocery stores. What idiot thinks it's a good idea to put 12 cans into one bag, or a loaf of bread under something heavy!? I realize you're a snotty high school kid getting paid minimum wage and probably couldn't give two s, but seriously... why the would you put fresh chicken in the same bag as vegetables!? Morons. I often end up having to re-bag everything myself... which I would rather just do from the start. Either train your staff to learn how to bag properly, or let me do it. |
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