What REALLY grinds your gears?

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Alvin Walton

Wow, your spell checker is seriously foxxored.

Incredible. He spelled the same word three different ways in a single post.

[CRedskinsRule]

Real life question 3's

Customer question

Hey do you have the product for the (abbreviation)?

My reply

I am not sure what product you mean - I don't know the term (abbreviation).

Customer response

Did you have the product?
___

I don't know what he is talking about, his salesperson doesn't know what the abbreviation is referring to. So how am I suppose to get him what he needs.

aaarrgggh

[DynamiteRave]

I live in DC, commute to Alexandria around 7:15am, takes me about 30 minutes to get there.

The worst is coming from Alexandria into DC. Even at 7:30am, traffic is locked up. I feel for anyone heading from VA to DC or from Baltimore to DC.

God bless ya.

[los panda]

40 miles

1hr 30min best case scenario
2hr if it's bad
longest has been 2hr 30min w a bad accident

good sound system and good music really helps.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by los panda

40 miles

1hr 30min best case scenario
2hr if it's bad
longest has been 2hr 30min w a bad accident

good sound system and good music really helps.

And maybe a fat joint.

[los panda]

Originally Posted by firstdown

And maybe a fat joint.

i like the way you think, but i've been walking a straight line for months now in preparation for job interviews.

i've considered getting a mm card. who knows what the future holds

[ArtMonkDrillz]

I live in Columbia and commute to Linthicum, near BWI, and the MTA recently "fixed" the main road outside of my office. Basically they turned it into an even bigger cluster F than it used to be and lately it's taken me an extra 15-30 minutes to get into the office. Luckily this is my slow time of the year so it's not a big deal, but it is seriously frustrating!

[KLHJ2]

I hear you guys on the traffic. I have to travel down 12 steps and through my living room to get where I am going. If my kids are standing in the way then I have to detour through the kitchen just to get to my laptop. It can add on an extra 3 seconds. Traffic in the DMV sucks!

What seriously grinds my gears lately is the definition that has been rubber stamped onto the word faith as “believing in something to which there is no evidence for” (my paraphrase). If there was no evidence then, people wouldn't believe. The evidence that does exist is often dismissed or overlooked because the powers that be determine that the evidence is not authoritative enough for them. I ask how much more authority do you need? Both sides make assumptions based on the facts, and build their theories based on those assumptions, but only one side can be correct. As it stands now neither side can provide the type of proof that would convince the other of which is right and which is wrong, but to have the audacity to tell a believer that they base their entire belief system on blind faith and zero evidence is ignorance in its fully developed state.

[BDBohnzie]

I telecommute 3 days a week, and drive from Frederick to Herndon (via Route 15/7/28, it's about an hour each way; if traffic is real bad, we'll take the Greenway) twice a week. Since I ride in with 2 other people, I only have to drive every third time. Makes it very bearable. However, that allows me to truck my youngest daughter to daycare, then the oldest and I eat breakfast then I take her to preschool, picking her up at 11:30 (12:30 if she eats lunch there), and taking her over to daycare.

[los panda]

southern californians can't drive in the rain

[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by los panda

southern californians can't drive in the rain

Which leads to my next gear cruncher: Team coverage on local news of the puddle on Ventura Boulevard that's causing havoc.

GTFOOH with that shit!

[los panda]

Originally Posted by RedskinRat

Which leads to my next gear cruncher: Team coverage on local news of the puddle on Ventura Boulevard that's causing havoc.

GTFOOH with that shit!

in all fairness, that puddle has claimed 4 or 5 skateboards in the last year

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by los panda

southern californians can't drive in the rain

My dad lives in So. Cal, but grew up/lived here, it blew his mind once he moved out there how traffic would jam just because of rain. God forbid those people had to drive in snow.

[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

My dad lives in So. Cal, but grew up/lived here, it blew his mind once he moved out there how traffic would jam just because of rain. God forbid those people had to drive in snow.

We do, the Grapevine on the 5 and the Cajon Pass on the 15 cop a load of snow when it gets cold.

[mredskins]

I go to Santa Barbara once a year for work. IT cracks me up when it is going to rain the next day; people are like freaking out like folks do here about snow.