What pisses you off more

[belamy]

Posting=being-posted

 

[Ram]

Nothing can piss me off more than people.

 

[belamy]

I forgot to add bad grammar/spelling... damn!

 

[Pushyourluck]

I voted other jubbers.

I'm sure it's just their online personas and they are a delight in real life.

Although I suspect they are just as vile in reality.

 

[Ram]

A tight-ass pedant.

 

[Ram]

 

[Ram]

CONGRATULATIONS LILBIT!!!!!​

 

[belamy]

CONGRATULATIONS LILBIT!!!!!​

For being available?

 

[kevbo]

It still amuses me that people get pissed off at things on a computer screen.

 

[RationalLunacy]

Other: Green emoticons.

 

[belamy]

Other: Green emoticons.

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[Rex]

When some big news hits and people make countless threads rather than just posting in one official thread. It's like people are more concerned with being the first to announce it rather than what the story actually is.

I saw this when Estelle Getty died, Clay Aiken came out, and most recently when the Jennifer Hudson tragedy was fresh and new.

 

[belamy]

When some big news hits and people make countless threads rather than just posting in one official thread. It's like people are more concerned with being the first to announce it rather than what the story actually is.

I saw this when Estelle Getty died, Clay Aiken came out, and most recently when the Jennifer Hudson tragedy was fresh and new.

However, when terrorists raid populous and prosperous cities outside the USA nobody gives a flying turd until after a couple of days someone decides to start a thread about it

 

[JustAGuy08]

When some big news hits and people make countless threads rather than just posting in one official thread. It's like people are more concerned with being the first to announce it rather than what the story actually is.

I saw this when Estelle Getty died, Clay Aiken came out, and most recently when the Jennifer Hudson tragedy was fresh and new.

Yeah, I hate multiple threads on the same topic too....

 

[Lost_Soul4]

It really, personally, pisses me off when someone just randomly comes up to you/tells one of your friends that they hate the way you dress/look/act/general attitude.

This one time, a guy a year older than me (I was still in high school at the time, junior) came up to me, demanding what the hell some little queer had the right to breathe his air. In response, I asked him if he owned the air in a calm manner. From there, it degenerated, at least for him. Now, since I'm bi, his argument really held no basis from the beginning, so I was always calm and kept my cool. Eventually, we got sent to the principal's office, I got off scotch free since I didn't really do anything. Guy got three months suspension for his actions.

Wanna know the most dissappointing thing? I barely enjoyed the argument; his side was jumbled and chaotic. Now, if he had actually had any order and relevancy to him, it would have been more fun. Such a sad thing.

 

[unloadonme]

When some big news hits and people make countless threads rather than just posting in one official thread. It's like people are more concerned with being the first to announce it rather than what the story actually is.

I saw this when Estelle Getty died, Clay Aiken came out, and most recently when the Jennifer Hudson tragedy was fresh and new.

A lot of that could depend on what you call "big" news. If Estelle Getty, Clay Aiken and Jennifer Hudson, whoever they might be, are big news, then god help us.

 

[Paws]

I need the multiple choices function for that poll.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

You.

Next question please.

 

[belamy]

I need the multiple choices function for that poll.

I said MORE, not just WHAT... although it's true that I could have added some like bumping old threads (which I personally love ) the changing of usernames, the missing-/reborn acts of JUBbites...

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

I said MORE, not just WHAT...

More than anything else you mentioned, and more than anything else that is possible to mention, and more than any conceivable but unmentionable thing and even more than any inconceivable and unmentionable thing that is nonetheless ontologically possible and more intolerable than anything in this sentence so far.

Thank you for understanding.