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Things That Make You Irrationally Angry

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  • Posts: 1,275 Member
    edited April 2015
    Snooty, judgemental nurses and diabetic educators who probably have been size zero their whole lives and talk condescending to people who have weight problems.

    Smack Down!

    I had one literally treat me like I am mentally challenged. I almost had "medical manic rage", she is lucky there were no objects in my reach. I considered bashing her with the food log, wishing it was a substantial redwood log. I quashed the random thought and focused on her chirpy voice, high pitched, like a small rodent. And considered my response to her question, "Did I understand "CICO"?".
  • Posts: 433 Member
    ^^^^just ask to work with someone else. If anyone asks why, be blunt and honest about it.
  • Posts: 1 Member
    Making sandwiches
  • Posts: 34 Member
    It tears me out of my frame when people who are able to work sign up and receive disability!!!!! That's what's wrong with our country.Too many handouts!
  • Posts: 433 Member
    If you are aware of anyone committing fraud with regard to SSD, TANF, SNAP, Section 8 Housing, or any other government program you can report it to the authorities. I think the problem with people thinking there are "too many handouts" is that people like to complain about fraud but never do anything substantive about it.
  • Posts: 34 Member
    Please.....like one person can make a difference with the hundreds of thousands who are committing fraud daily.
  • Posts: 3,116 Member
    MoHousdon wrote: »

    Me too. I like it with Ritz crackers the best I think. I have also filled crescent rolls with it and baked them then sprinkled them with cinnamon and sugar. I did not pass this off as a health food though. I called it what it was, dessert. A delicious warm, crunchy, gooey dessert.

    Holy crap! With ritz crackers??? Yes please!

  • Posts: 433 Member
    Please.....like one person can make a difference with the hundreds of thousands who are committing fraud daily.

    Well, not if everyone felt like you did. If everyone did something instead of just complaining, then yes a difference could be made.

  • Posts: 67 Member
    edited April 2015
    When I'm in someone's kitchen, and I see mismatched coffee cups. And when ppl drag there feet when they walk, when I'm in my workplace. Pick up your feet!!
  • Posts: 3,116 Member
    When I'm in someone's kitchen, and I see mismatched coffee cups. And when ppl drag there feet when they walk, when I'm my workplace. Pick up your feet!!


    I have mismatched coffee cups. I have the ones that go with my dishes, but then I have the ones I always use that are mismatched.
  • Posts: 34 Member
    DaneanP wrote: »

    Well, not if everyone felt like you did. If everyone did something instead of just complaining, then yes a difference could be made.


    So, I suppose you have never been in the supermarket while the person in front of you unloads two carts of groceries, and uses an EBT card to pay, but yet has an authentic Michael Kors bag, and designer clothing.... ? How do you report that?
  • Posts: 433 Member
    edited April 2015
    My daughter found designer boots at a Goodwill. One of my patients inherited a designer handbag when her mother died even though she could never afford to buy it herself. You can't judge people by the clothes they wear. You can just criticize them by the way they look. Pretty ugly, huh?

    FWIW, I work with impoverished people - the elderly, children, veterans, who use public assistance. I get angry that those who defraud those programs give those who really need help a broad brush that they get painted with. So when I hear people such as yourself moan and complain about such people, I often suggest they report them. 9 times out of 10, they pull out some vague story about seeing someone at the grocery store with some designer apparel on or who happens to have a cell phone and make all sorts of snap judgments about them.

    It is almost like the movie Groundhog Day.
  • Posts: 34 Member
    DaneanP wrote: »
    My daughter found designer boots a Goodwill. One of my patients inherited a designer handbag when her mother died even though she could never afford to buy it herself. You can't judge people by the clothes they wear. You can just criticize them by the way they look. Pretty ugly, huh?

    FWIW, I work with impoverished people - the elderly, children, veterans, who use public assistance. I get angry that those who defraud those programs give those who really need help a broad brush that they get painted with. So when I hear people such as yourself moan and complain about such people, I often suggest they report them. 9 times out of 10, they pull out some vague story about seeing someone at the grocery store with some designer apparel on or who happens to have a cell phone and make all sorts of snap judgments about them.

    It is almost like the movie Groundhog Day.

    That's your opinion and you know what they say about opinions...... I doubt that someone would buy a brand new MK bag and take it to Goodwill... Give me a break! If more people would get off their damn lazy *kitten* and work, this country wouldn't have such a horrendous deficit! I understand there are legitimate people who are disabled and truly are deserving of such programs, but for every one that is deserving of the program, there are 15 that are not.
  • Posts: 433 Member
    If you have knowledge of fraud or abuse of government programs and do nothing - YOU are part of the problem. Have a nice day.
  • Posts: 869 Member
    Stuck up people , people who flaunt their money and people that put themselves first
  • Posts: 432 Member
    People that judge others before they know them

    Had someone in a park the other day stop their child playing with mine as I have tattoos
  • Posts: 68 Member
    People that drop litter.

    Especially people that drop litter, when there is a bin in sight!
  • Posts: 1,175 Member
    GMO ingredients
  • Posts: 3,215 Member
    edited April 2015
    People who drive extremely slow in the left lane, move your a s s
  • Posts: 6,993 Member
    Someone standing close to me in a Zumba class. ergh! :#
  • Posts: 458 Member
    The Duggars and when the toliet seat cover is down. I feel like I am going to get a surprise when I open it :| AND when I just clean the mirror someone takes a shower, wipes the fog off and there are streaks all over the mirror I just cleaned.
  • Posts: 2,622 Member
    When I tell people to go kill themselves and then I see them again the very next day.
  • Posts: 86 Member
    Elleblass wrote: »
    People that drop litter.

    Especially people that drop litter, when there is a bin in sight!

    I caught someone doing this. I said very loudly and flailing my arms "what are you doing? There's a bin RIGHT there!" They got all embarrassed and picked up thier trash and threw it out! Also what irritates me, picking up my dogs poop then carrying it for twenty minutes because the city doesn't have a bin in sight on my entire walk! How can the city emphasize poop and scoop yet not provide garbage bins at every corner?!
  • Posts: 12,618 Member
    The only irrational things that make me angry, happen at home. Everything else, is completely rational.
  • Posts: 2,622 Member
    edited April 2015
    Camarose79 wrote: »

    I caught someone doing this. I said very loudly and flailing my arms "what are you doing? There's a bin RIGHT there!" They got all embarrassed and picked up thier trash and threw it out! Also what irritates me, picking up my dogs poop then carrying it for twenty minutes because the city doesn't have a bin in sight on my entire walk! How can the city emphasize poop and scoop yet not provide garbage bins at every corner?!

    Just move to anywhere in California. It's a pet poop everywhere free-for-all. 99% of dog owners don't pick up after their dogs. Every day, every single day, I see people walk their dogs and let them crap on the sidewalks. That is an observed 99%, so it isn't scientific, but it can't be far off. There is poop all over nature trails, sidewalks, city parks, hell I ran a neighbor out of my yard cuz he was about to let his dog crappy there. It started, "you have got to be f*****g kidding me! Get the f*** off my grass. You don't have anything to clean it up with? Do you?" Him no, sorry and hurried off.
  • Posts: 34 Member
    QAPmom wrote: »
    The Duggars and when the toliet seat cover is down. I feel like I am going to get a surprise when I open it :| AND when I just clean the mirror someone takes a shower, wipes the fog off and there are streaks all over the mirror I just cleaned.

    Yes, the Duggars!!!!! I agree! I'm tired of it!
  • Posts: 2,396 Member
    My coworkers not changing out the water tank when they empty it, and even more so when they open the kuerig 1.7 seconds before it completes the brew cycle! Really?! You can't wait less than 2 more seconds, so now when I go to make my cup, I have to finish your incomplete brew cycle, and wait for the tank to fill and heat when all that would have already been ready had you not been a complete *kitten*. And it's even worse because they're totally ignorant about it even being an issue.
  • Posts: 2,396 Member
    Oh and Anna Kendrick. I don't even know why.
  • Posts: 10 Member
    People who cuss...High pitched noises for a long period of time...messes...humidity...chapped lips...the movie Frozen...orange vegetables... I think ya get it
  • Posts: 8,723 Member
    When gas goes up $.20 overnight and I'm on empty.

    Inconsistency in movies or tv shows.
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