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People who use acronyms in a post without first using the complete definition.
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People who use acronyms in a post without first using the complete definition.
This is actually my wife . She at least pulls to one side so others can pass. If I'm with her and I see a spot farther out I tell her to take it. Basically if there's any other reasonable choice, that's the one I make sure she takes. Hope she doesn't find out I posted this.Or the ones who sit there with a turn signal on to go into a parking spot. They just outed themselves as California di*ks and therefore anything that can be done to deny them that spot or any other aggravation that I can throw their way is completely justified. Cause I am the guy who walks from the far end of the parking lot for the exercise.
Not so much a "peeve" ...but more of a "Well , what happened...?"
When someone makes a post asking a question or wanting an opinion , which gets answered...but the OP is never heard from again.
Similar but actually a "peeve" ...
Those times when no answer you give , is the "right" answer....'cause whatever you post or answer is not the answer that the OP wants to read or hear....
Andy
While it is true that the OP could have gotten a answer to their satisfaction...without any misery involved....We ought to feel flattered, Andy. Why?
Because the poster obviously had a pressing question that only one of us could answer.
And, having answered it to his or her full satisfaction, they went away, forever in our debt.
I much prefer that explication to the 'gone away miserable' idea.
No. Just in general. Not everyone is up on the latest alphabet descriptors. It helps to use the full definition at least once in a post or news story so people know the subject.
Finally went to see a gastroenterologist (not available, but the PA was)
I sure haven't noticed it in your posts, and like I said, it's certainly not my place to judge anyone for it. It's just a little pet peeve of mine. I'm sure there are plenty of things about me that bug other people.
While it is true that the OP could have gotten a answer to their satisfaction...without any misery involved....
That's not the answer I wanted to to hear...
Andy
That would not be fun!How about when you spend hours getting ready, driving to the range, and getting set up to shoot, only to realize you left your ammo at home on the loading bench?
Or maybe I'm the only one who's ever done that...
I've left the container that holds the spotting scope, targets, shooting bags, stapler, at home.