I'm betting HR has you on speed dial...
I've heard that once you reach a certain age, more things annoy you.
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Last time I was down on the Norfolk base, I followed a guy (?) in to the pass office that apparently worked in the building. He was flagrantly openly screamingly over-the-top gay, from his hairdo and makeup to his pretty painted toenails on sandaled feets. I was choking back the laughter and I think he(?) knew it. Should I feel bad?
No but you could have at least introduced yourself. I had no idea it was you. Sorry.
Well, for ME, I'm out of estrogen, out of patience for the foolishness, and out of f*cks to give for rood-ass people.
Welcome.
Tip: Coleman makes a nice fold-out chair with a locking side table for your beer or coffee and smokes.
Tell me where and I'll meet y'all!
Martha in the Medicare Advantage Plan commercials!
Well, for ME, I'm out of estrogen, out of patience for the foolishness, and out of f*cks to give for rood-ass people.
We'll form a gang and get our names in the Enterprise!
Tell me where and I'll meet y'all!
I wouldnt't.
Yeah, she's annoying.
Bi-fold butt crack?
Even Thing1 says so!
frequentflier
happy to be living
Anymore, driving irritates me. I cuss and swear and call people names...I am so tired of people on cell phones, texting, tailgaters and rude drivers in general. I am a safe driver and had both a B and then A CDL for many years. I try to go with the flow of traffic. Had two tailgaters recently and I kept a couple car lengths away from the vehicle ahead of me. There was no place to go any faster than I was going and I refuse to ride someone's a$$ because of some impatient a$$hole behind me. I have grown to hate driving.
My other irritation is having a waitress refer to me and my girlfriend's as "you guys". Having grown up in New York state, everyone refers to you as "you guys" but I hate it nonetheless. Two lovely British ladies and I took a friend to lunch at Olive Garden for her Birthday on Tuesday and the waitress repeatedly referred to us as "you guys". You "ladies" would have been more appropriate and would have gotten her a better tip! My two English friends are in their 70's and were dressed nicely. My friend celebrated turning 67 and I am right behind her in the age department. "You guys" grrrr!
My other irritation is having a waitress refer to me and my girlfriend's as "you guys". Having grown up in New York state, everyone refers to you as "you guys" but I hate it nonetheless. Two lovely British ladies and I took a friend to lunch at Olive Garden for her Birthday on Tuesday and the waitress repeatedly referred to us as "you guys". You "ladies" would have been more appropriate and would have gotten her a better tip! My two English friends are in their 70's and were dressed nicely. My friend celebrated turning 67 and I am right behind her in the age department. "You guys" grrrr!
Clem72
Well-Known Member
I assume, and someone correct me if I am wrong, but sexual preference and to an extent gender identity have nothing to do with hair, make-up, or mannerisms. If this guy was putting on a display it was because he wanted to provoke a reaction, so you're response is appropriate.
You're right. It should be youse guys. I hate it when someone mispronounces you guys.
(just kidding)
oh c'mon man. I've seen the way you dress on the beach. You know that blue fairy outfit?
Can't get enough of that eye candy, eh?
You should have referred to her with something else, just as annoying. Dude, dudette, baby-girl, etc...
No doubt, you're hot.