You know what I hate!!
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Chuck E Cheese birthday parties...c'mon parents, have a little imagination.5
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Littering and people leaving the cart in the middle of the parking lot because they don't want to walk 20 steps to put it away.
Our grocery store has two different sized carts and put up signs so larger and smaller carts get separated. People don't bother. It is the difference of a foot to the right or left, is it really that hard?4 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »Chuck E Cheese birthday parties...c'mon parents, have a little imagination.
What if the kid asks for it? :laugh:1 -
FreyasRebirth wrote: »Littering and people leaving the cart in the middle of the parking lot because they don't want to walk 20 steps to put it away.
Our grocery store has two different sized carts and put up signs so larger and smaller carts get separated. People don't bother. It is the difference of a foot to the right or left, is it really that hard?
Agreed. To go further, I hate when people don't read signs and follow the rules.0 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »Chuck E Cheese birthday parties...c'mon parents, have a little imagination.
When my son asked to go to Chuck E Cheese, I totally told him the ONLY time a person could go was if they were invited to a birthday party.
No party he's ever gone to was at Chuck E Cheese.6 -
indigoblue9572 wrote: »When people smoke and toss their still lit cigarette butts out their car windows. Like seriously? COME ON! Also when someone smokes on their patio below my apartment and well, I might as well never sit on my balcony or have my windows open because it's like they're there with me, just smoking away! I hate it.
Especially in the summer in a state like California, where there's a significant chance that kind of thing will start a wildfire.1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »Chuck E Cheese birthday parties...c'mon parents, have a little imagination.
When my son asked to go to Chuck E Cheese, I totally told him the ONLY time a person could go was if they were invited to a birthday party.
No party he's ever gone to was at Chuck E Cheese.
Ha! I did the same thing! I told my daughter that Chuck E. Cheese wasn't even open except for parties. Shoot, she probably still believes that.1 -
I hate it when you can hear someone breathing, especially on conference calls. Put yourself on mute if you're not speaking...maybe I just overall hate having to be on conference calls. Sigh.2
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gamerbabe14 wrote: »I hate it when you can hear someone breathing, especially on conference calls. Put yourself on mute if you're not speaking...maybe I just overall hate having to be on conference calls. Sigh.
Haha. Totally get this. Like hearing someone chew!
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cwolfman13 wrote: »Chuck E Cheese birthday parties...c'mon parents, have a little imagination.
Yeah those are absolutely awful. Glad my kids are getting over the 'big parties' stage and been only invited to a couple of them this year.0 -
TimothyFish wrote: »I hate those recipes that call for using a box of cake mix or that call for a store bought pie crust. Are people so inept that they can't mix a few ingredients together? If you don't care enough about taste to make a pie crust, you might as well buy a pie from the bakery.
How about all those recipes based on Pillsbury dough?
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TimothyFish wrote: »I hate those recipes that call for using a box of cake mix or that call for a store bought pie crust. Are people so inept that they can't mix a few ingredients together? If you don't care enough about taste to make a pie crust, you might as well buy a pie from the bakery.
How about all those recipes based on Pillsbury dough?
Hahahaha. Yeah. Ugh. I get peeved every time I see those recipes too. Their stuff isn't even great.0 -
When you literally have back to back mettings all day except for one 30 min block...then someone tries to schedule a meeting at that time. I mean COME ON PEOPLE!!! I won't do that to someone simply on principle.1
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Recipes that don't give specific measurements!! No offence to the Americans on here, but what the **** is a cup?? How big of a cup? And a "dash" of soy sauce could be anything from a teaspoon full to a full on tidal wave. And there are times that google won't help at all, it gives you different weights for a cup measurement.
Did I read this correctly? You're asking "what is a cup?????" One cup is 8 fluid ounces, or 250 milliliters. Cups measure FLUIDS. A cup measurement is not to be confused with WEIGHT. One "cup" of marshmallows will weigh less than one "cup" of marbles. Yet they will both fill the same "cup." The thing I hate is when people get these mixed up.
And Google is very helpful. I'd like to know where Google gives you different "weights" for a "cup" measurement. They're completely different! It's basic stuff you learn in grade school.
As for a "dash" of something. That's just hard to explain because common sense would say that a dash could be compared to a "sprinkle" or a "squirt." Or maybe just "to taste." Common sense.0 -
Recipes that don't give specific measurements!! No offence to the Americans on here, but what the **** is a cup?? How big of a cup? And a "dash" of soy sauce could be anything from a teaspoon full to a full on tidal wave. And there are times that google won't help at all, it gives you different weights for a cup measurement.
Did I read this correctly? You're asking "what is a cup?????" One cup is 8 fluid ounces, or 250 milliliters. Cups measure FLUIDS. A cup measurement is not to be confused with WEIGHT. One "cup" of marshmallows will weigh less than one "cup" of marbles. Yet they will both fill the same "cup." The thing I hate is when people get these mixed up.
And Google is very helpful. I'd like to know where Google gives you different "weights" for a "cup" measurement. They're completely different! It's basic stuff you learn in grade school.
As for a "dash" of something. That's just hard to explain because common sense would say that a dash could be compared to a "sprinkle" or a "squirt." Or maybe just "to taste." Common sense.
That's exactly the problem. US recipes give you cup measurements for SOLIDS.0 -
I hate it when my brain stops working and I end up doing something stupid, like major cleaning the windows from the outside without checking the weather forecast.. GRRRRR1
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It's still technically a fluid cup; a measure of volume. It works well enough in most cases since American recipes are designed around the inherent inaccuracy of measuring granular or powdered solids in this way.Recipes that don't give specific measurements!! No offence to the Americans on here, but what the **** is a cup?? How big of a cup? And a "dash" of soy sauce could be anything from a teaspoon full to a full on tidal wave. And there are times that google won't help at all, it gives you different weights for a cup measurement.
Did I read this correctly? You're asking "what is a cup?????" One cup is 8 fluid ounces, or 250 milliliters. Cups measure FLUIDS. A cup measurement is not to be confused with WEIGHT. One "cup" of marshmallows will weigh less than one "cup" of marbles. Yet they will both fill the same "cup." The thing I hate is when people get these mixed up.
And Google is very helpful. I'd like to know where Google gives you different "weights" for a "cup" measurement. They're completely different! It's basic stuff you learn in grade school.
As for a "dash" of something. That's just hard to explain because common sense would say that a dash could be compared to a "sprinkle" or a "squirt." Or maybe just "to taste." Common sense.
That's exactly the problem. US recipes give you cup measurements for SOLIDS.
On the other hand, anyone who specifies an amount of something like spinach in cups should be drowned in vinaigrette.5 -
crooked_left_hook wrote: »When you literally have back to back mettings all day except for one 30 min block...then someone tries to schedule a meeting at that time. I mean COME ON PEOPLE!!! I won't do that to someone simply on principle.
My organization started scheduling meetings at 7:00 a.m. (work day runs 8-5) AND during the lunch hour AND at 4:30. Literally the entire day without ANY breaks. I started blocking out my electronic calendar as "unavailable" a couple days a week so I could get something done. It worked for awhile until people started showing up at my desk to see if I was really there. I no longer work there, thank goodness!1 -
TimothyFish wrote: »I hate those recipes that call for using a box of cake mix or that call for a store bought pie crust. Are people so inept that they can't mix a few ingredients together? If you don't care enough about taste to make a pie crust, you might as well buy a pie from the bakery.
How about all those recipes based on Pillsbury dough?
Hahahaha. Yeah. Ugh. I get peeved every time I see those recipes too. Their stuff isn't even great.
Someone should start a worst recipe ever thread! My sister-in-law makes something she calls "fruit salad" that has nothing but cool whip, 1 small can of mandarin oranges and a package of crushed cookies. My kids always called it Aunt Jennie's Cookie Glop. It's her signature dish and she makes it for every occasion. Strangely, the rest of the family thinks it's divine (but then they are the McD's and Domino's crowd).1 -
I have a FB friend that is constantly advertising those wraps. I want to start an argument over how unscientific they are!1
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wellthenwhat wrote: »I have a FB friend that is constantly advertising those wraps. I want to start an argument over how unscientific they are!
Ugh. I had a friend try to rope me into this...no thank you. My biggest pet peeve is when people don't put their carts away at the grocery store. It only takes a moment, makes someone else's job easier, and keeps the parking spaces free for other people. I actually had a guy who put carts away thank me one time because other people would look at him and literally just leave their carts where they were parked...so freaking rude.1 -
In the UK, a pedestrian crossing the mouth of a street has right of way over a driver turning into the street.RaeBeeBaby wrote: »
However, I'm not certain how many drivers know that. 0 -
RaeBeeBaby wrote: »crooked_left_hook wrote: »When you literally have back to back mettings all day except for one 30 min block...then someone tries to schedule a meeting at that time. I mean COME ON PEOPLE!!! I won't do that to someone simply on principle.
My organization started scheduling meetings at 7:00 a.m. (work day runs 8-5) AND during the lunch hour AND at 4:30. Literally the entire day without ANY breaks. I started blocking out my electronic calendar as "unavailable" a couple days a week so I could get something done. It worked for awhile until people started showing up at my desk to see if I was really there. I no longer work there, thank goodness!
I will put 'DO NOT DISTURB' in a giant red box to block off work time and people STILL try and schedule over it. I've just started rejecting meetings when people don't respect the calendar.
I might just start scheduling 'PEE BREAK' is yellow boxes and see how that goes...3 -
Recipes that advertise themselves as only having 5 ingredients, but they've included a boxed mix as 1 ingredient.2
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wellthenwhat wrote: »I have a FB friend that is constantly advertising those wraps. I want to start an argument over how unscientific they are!
Ugh. I had a friend try to rope me into this...no thank you. My biggest pet peeve is when people don't put their carts away at the grocery store. It only takes a moment, makes someone else's job easier, and keeps the parking spaces free for other people. I actually had a guy who put carts away thank me one time because other people would look at him and literally just leave their carts where they were parked...so freaking rude.
I actually overheard someone say that they deliberately left the cart in some free-range location in the parking lot, so that those young persons who go out to fetch them would be more steadily employed. And they sounded serious saying it. Cart corrals were a conspiracy by supermarkets to reduce labor costs, in their mind, apparently. SMH.1 -
This morning, I hate cyclists who rode with no lights on to keep their bikes light, and abuse you when you don't see them in your car. Dude, I'm sorry I and 2 other cars pulled out in front of you, but it's 10 mins after sunrise and your kit is the same damn colour as the road. You have no lights (which are required by law in Aus if it's before the sun has finished rising) and nothing is reflective.2
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VioletRojo wrote: »
Ditto, as a cyclist, i hate when drivers turn right in front of me. Forcing me to stop short or swerve, especially morons that pass me just to cut me off. I also hate when drivers are rude and don't give me any space on the road. I don't understand, is that makes people feel better when they drive by me and their mirrors are almost touching me? And then there are honkers, who rhink the road is just for them, although there are signs "share the road" all over. I'm out to enjoy myself, be in my zen place, not to get hurt. So don't $@&&/# go out of your way to run me off the road. And i hate how short the weekends are, and how time goes by so fast in general.0 -
Ditto, as a cyclist, i hate when drivers turn right in front of me. Forcing me to stop short or swerve, especially morons that pass me just to cut me off. I also hate when drivers are rude and don't give me any space on the road. I don't understand, is that makes people feel better when they drive by me and their mirrors are almost touching me? And then there are honkers, who rhink the road is just for them, although there are signs "share the road" all over. I'm out to enjoy myself, be in my zen place, not to get hurt. So don't $@&&/# go out of your way to run me off the road. And i hate how short the weekends are, and how time goes by so fast in general.
In college, my roommate honestly thought cyclists were suppose to use the sidewalk. I had to have a very honest conversation with her about what sharing the road meant. She grew up in rural Nevada (US) and just didn't understand. I had to teach her a lot of things actually...0 -
Recipes that don't give specific measurements!! No offence to the Americans on here, but what the **** is a cup?? How big of a cup? And a "dash" of soy sauce could be anything from a teaspoon full to a full on tidal wave. And there are times that google won't help at all, it gives you different weights for a cup measurement.
Did I read this correctly? You're asking "what is a cup?????" One cup is 8 fluid ounces, or 250 milliliters. Cups measure FLUIDS. A cup measurement is not to be confused with WEIGHT. One "cup" of marshmallows will weigh less than one "cup" of marbles. Yet they will both fill the same "cup." The thing I hate is when people get these mixed up.
And Google is very helpful. I'd like to know where Google gives you different "weights" for a "cup" measurement. They're completely different! It's basic stuff you learn in grade school.
As for a "dash" of something. That's just hard to explain because common sense would say that a dash could be compared to a "sprinkle" or a "squirt." Or maybe just "to taste." Common sense.
Just did a quick google search and "1 Cup in Grams" brought up 340g, 227g, 150g and a few more.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=1+cup+in+grams&oq=1+cup+in+gram&aqs=chrome.0.0j69i57j0l4.9007j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Plenty of recipes have ingredients listed in cups for dry goods (flour, sugar, dried fruit etc) but I use a weighing scales for all my cooking so have to frequently search for a conversion and get different answers.
Also I'm not in the US, I never went to Grade School. We were taught a different curriculum. It didn't involve how many grams are in a cup.
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