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joey48442 wrote:confuZion3 wrote:8.) People who complain.
So, wait, I'm confused. Isn't this complaining?
Joey
I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one who found that ironic/amusing.
I rarely get annoyed anymore; it took me half a century to figure that out. Like yelling at the rain, it serves little purpose.
Strizzo wrote:hey, i was just pointing out that if ucf wants to get into a bcs conference, there are other schools that appear above them on the list. if you can't appreciate that, get bent.
no need to get all butt hurt buddy. just trying to prove a point just like you were. It's not up to the BCS it's up to the conference. They conference will take a look at all of the schools athletic programs and evaluate them. This is why schools like Duke and until recently UNC were in the ACC because of their b-ball programs even though their football programs were very sub-par.
Sports. People talking about sports. This annoys me. 
EastCoastMojo wrote:Sports. People talking about sports. This annoys me.
Plus eleventy billion.
Sports are for showoffs. Big, fit showoffs.
Read the name of this site, the name of the magazine that this site is based off, the last little word....SPORTS.
Being fit is something that should be a top priority for most people. Helps in preventing sickness, gives you an ounce of hope for living longer and being healthier as you get older, etc. People who think being in shape is for meatheads/tools/douches etc annoy me.
People who have something to prove annoy me.
DirtyBird222 wrote:Read the name of this site, the name of the magazine that this site is based off, the last little word....SPORTS.
Being fit is something that should be a top priority for most people. Helps in preventing sickness, gives you an ounce of hope for living longer and being healthier as you get older, etc. People who think being in shape is for meatheads/tools/douches etc annoy me.
I think, in this case, the sports in Grassroots Motorsports applies more to Motorsports, than othe sports. It says so, right in the name. Ive yet to see an article about soccer or badmitten or anything, yet. But maybe someday!
Joey
"There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games." -- Hemingway (or maybe Ken Purdy)
I don't put much stock in the words of a suicidal drunk, I'm pretty sure beach volleyball belongs on that list
joey48442 wrote:confuZion3 wrote:8.) People who complain.
So, wait, I'm confused. Isn't this complaining?
Joey
Nope.
LOL where to start:
Wally wrote:I don't put much stock in the words of a suicidal drunk, I'm pretty sure beach volleyball belongs on that list
Wally, ogling is not a sport.
Tim Baxter wrote:Wally wrote:I don't put much stock in the words of a suicidal drunk, I'm pretty sure beach volleyball belongs on that list
Wally, ogling is not a sport.
Not usually much to ogle at your average beach volleyball game. 
Or at least not on the playing field itself. Now, in the crowd...
Given the current East Coast weather conditions, at the top of my annoyance list this morning are:
People in silver, grey, and pale blue cars who refuse to put their lights on when it is dark, cloudy, and raining. And for some reason, it's always the asses in cars the color of wet pavement who don't think enough to do that.
Cops that pull people over for not having a front liscense plate.
I can't help it if BMW left it up to the original puchasing owner to check with their state law regarding front liscense plate mounting and leaving it up to them to determine whether or not they need to order the car with a front plate mount trim piece. This I probably why a good 80-90% of the E36 M3's didn't come from the factory with the front plate mount trim piece, that and nobody cared much to have one on their car.
Given the current East Coast weather conditions, at the top of my annoyance list this morning are:
Snow, school cancellations, snow tires that are buried under race tires, and trees that fall over in high wind.
iolite wrote:Cops that pull people over for not having a front liscense plate.
Cops who do their job?
Read the post please. Not all states require a front plate, therefore why it was up to the original purchasing owner to check with their own state laws. The car is gray code. If the car was excepted at the federal level with no factory front plate mount, the state government has to acknowledge it.
Here in Washington, if your car's factory construction doesn't provided mounting for a front plate, you are allowed to be granted permission by State Patrol to have a rear plate only, but that doesn't keep rooky Sherriff deputies from harassing you any less.
iolite wrote:Here in Washington, if your car's factory construction doesn't provided mounting for a front plate, you are allowed to be granted permission by State Patrol to have a rear plate only, but that doesn't keep rooky Sherriff deputies from harassing you any less.
Ok, you didn't say that in your post.
Most states either a front plate is required, or it isn't. No exceptions.
The stupid time change made it suddenly it get dark at 5:30 PM instead of 6:30 PM. That's REALLY annoying. Could someone explain to me why we do this again?
J
Because without it, it would be dark until 9:00 in the morning.
People that say, "I don't care who you are, that's funny right there."
Along the lines of what Jay said . . .
Not knowing what time it is. I walk into work and look at the clock on the punch card machine. Oh, it says 7:30. Weird, it should be 8:30 right now. Hmm. Oh well. So I look at my computer's clock and it's randomly ticking so fast it's stupid: computer time - 10:43. Woah. What time does my desk phone say? 7:42. And my iPhone? 8:32. Really?
Per Schroeder wrote:People that say, "I don't care who you are, that's funny right there."
Or, "that's jokes," "it was totally jokes," or any variation thereof. Stop trying to break English on purpose, dangit!
