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« Reply #135 on: December 29, 2012, 01:47:20 AM »

People who drive with their headlights on high...all the time.  These were designed for when away from the city lights and it's dark.  Not when you are riding my bumper down main street.
I suspect this is do to the fact that the driver discovered the car's low beams went out and he/she is using the high beams until the weekend when he/she can get to an auto supply store to get new lamps.
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« Reply #136 on: December 29, 2012, 01:59:20 AM »

People who drive with their headlights on high...all the time.  These were designed for when away from the city lights and it's dark.  Not when you are riding my bumper down main street.

shoot, i thought that was illegal

It is because it's dangerous, but try telling that to 87 year old Betty or 19 year old Mike, neither of which can drive.

Evidently I am high. I didn't see high, sorry. I really think my screen is playing tricks on my or I am coming further undone neurologically.

My sincerest apologies.
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« Reply #137 on: December 29, 2012, 02:05:06 AM »

When people grumble and say, “It isn’t your place to judge.”  Firstly, it kind of is when you think about it.  We are told to hold one another accountable.  Secondly, no one is passing final judgment on anyone, that’s Gods job.  We just make observations based on what is presented and construct an analysis.  Thirdly, only people in a position of authority and power are able to pass the judgment being complained about.  Fourthly, people are judged every day for a variety of reasons.  You don’t get to pick and choose what you don’t want to be judged about. 

The “it isn’t your place to judge" admonishment is one that I certainly pay attention to and I certainly go into self evaluation mode. I take it to mean that I do not have a good understanding of the situation.

I understand the observation versus judgement distinction, but an “it isn’t your place to judge" remains appropriate if you decide to verbalize your observation.

You don't get to pick and choose what you don’t want to be judged about but you have every right to fight against misrepresentation. The  “it isn’t your place to judge" tact is perhaps too tactful for you.
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« Reply #138 on: January 03, 2013, 01:55:07 PM »

One pet peeve of mine: names that don't follow the rules of English. Example: there are two women at my work to have normal names, but spell them so that the pronunciation no longer makes sense; Tonni and Joddi. Looking at those names, you think they'd be pronounced "Tawny" and "Jawdy" but nope; they're just "Tony" and "Jody."  Undecided
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« Reply #139 on: January 04, 2013, 11:32:32 AM »

One pet peeve of mine: names that don't follow the rules of English. Example: there are two women at my work to have normal names, but spell them so that the pronunciation no longer makes sense; Tonni and Joddi. Looking at those names, you think they'd be pronounced "Tawny" and "Jawdy" but nope; they're just "Tony" and "Jody."  Undecided

I would have tried to call them "Tawn-knee" and "Jawd-Dee" at the beginning, and then simplify the pronunciation to yours once they get to know me.
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« Reply #140 on: February 04, 2013, 12:42:39 AM »

When I use a $100 dollar bill to buy something at the store and the clerk holds the bill up into the light to check if it is real or not. Do I look like the type of guy who would pay you with a fake $100 dollar bill?

When I go to Costco and the workers in the grocery section refuse to give me samples because "my parents aren't there"....It's humiliating. I'm practically a man.

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When I am in a public restroom using one of the men's urinals and instead of using one of the countless other available urinals in the room, the next man who walks in HAS to take the urinal right "next-door" to mine. Seriously. There are so many others. Couldn't you use one that is at least one vacant urinal away from my urinal? I can't pee in peace knowing that some perv might be looking at my junk...

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