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Grampy Bobby
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Originally posted by Sparhawke
My all time pet peeve is peoples assumption that they are superior in all things due to age, experience or talent in any one field.
"We are all ignorant, just on different subjects." -Mark Twain

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"We are all ignorant, just on different subjects." -Mark Twain

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Here's another good one...

"Life's Tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late."

Benjamin Franklin

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Of course I'm leaving myself wide open for another pet peeve... people who quote others rather than thinking of something original. 🙂

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Originally posted by elohiym chanan
Of course I'm leaving myself wide open for another pet peeve... people who quote others rather than thinking of something original. 🙂
Quotations are enriching. A reservoir of them indicates study and teachability,

recall a nimble memory, the comfort to quote them humility... least in my book.


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Originally posted by kbaumen
Any other peeves? Hmm, I think I'm quite optimistic and there aren't many things that can drive me crazy. In the moment I can only think of Burger King and similar fast-food companies. Fast-food sucks, I can't fill my stomach with it for more than an hour. When I'm with friends, we go to McDonald's, I spend a lot of money and in the end, I'm hungry again. I ...[text shortened]... eese and a glass (or a pint) of milk. But hey, is that really a peeve? That's just taste.
So, persnickety overly judgmental adults and undernourishing fast food are your two major beefs (all time pet peeves) at this point

in your life. Well, KB, would say you're in good shape and doing fine. Maybe I'll take this opportunity to express one of mine... Young men

in their teens, 20's and 30's who have never been taught (or on their own learned) proper behavior and good manners. Always swallow

hard in restaurants when I witness these guys ordering for themselves before ordering for their dates or allowing the gal to make known her

requests to the waiter first. Usually try to look the other way but the indelible picture that remains is that of a boorish pig at a feeding

trough. Driving home alone under a starlit sky, I sometimes wonder what these crude and rude young men must be like in bed and give

thanks that my beautiful daughter, Heidi, is happily married to a real man who instinctively displays deference, consideration and courtesy.



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People who refuse to adapt because "That's the way I've always done it!"

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
So, persnickety overly judgmental adults and undernourishing fast food are your two major beefs (all time pet peeves) at this point

in your life. Well, KB, would say you're in good shape and doing fine. Maybe I'll take this opportunity to express one of mine... Young men

in their teens, 20's and 30's who have never been taught (or on their own lea ...[text shortened]... d to a real man who instinctively displays deference, consideration and courtesy.



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There have always been people like that and there will always be. (Actually that can be said about any peeve that involves people's actions)

I really like this quote:

"Human stupidity gives us the concept of infinity."

I don't know who has said that (I heard it from a classmate, maybe it's his idea) but that sounds very true.

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Originally posted by Tooner
People who refuse to adapt because "That's the way I've always done it!"
Do you think it's just a comfort zone issue or does the dogged refusal

reflect a deeper self preservation insecurity of being put off balance?

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While reading other threads I just figured out another of my peeves. I hate kids beating animals, for example, kicking cats or throwing rocks at them. That's is very annoying. How would they like to have the crap kicked out of them?

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Originally posted by kbaumen
While reading other threads I just figured out another of my peeves. I hate kids beating animals, for example, kicking cats or throwing rocks at them. That's is very annoying. How would they like to have the crap kicked out of them?
Perhaps they have and this is the way they vent their anger. Perhaps they have not been shown by their parents a better way?

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Originally posted by yo its me
Perhaps they have and this is the way they vent their anger. Perhaps they have not been shown by their parents a better way?
Perhaps, but that is no excuse.

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My all time pet peeve must be pigeons. They leave their droppings EVERYWHERE. I am getting quite sick of washing their little presents off of my mother's car. Anybody care to comment?

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Originally posted by kbaumen
Perhaps, but that is no excuse.
Maybe they have been attacked by rabid cats...just a theory. It would explain their harsh feelings towards cats.

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