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Blueyz · 07-22-2007, 03:09 PM

I hate ignorance....

I hate people who are racist. My husband is Mexican Mexican from Oaxaca and he is the best person I ever known. My theory here is who made anyone God because they are white or because they are born in America. What if a person was born somewhere else and a different color, does it make them a bad person...absolutely not!! This is my biggest rant..sorry.

I hate pineapple and coconut...yikes.

I hate people who take cuts in line or take a parking space that I have been waiting for...

I really hate the word "hate" I should be saying dislike because I was taught not to say hate...so I need to slap my mouth.

PennyJ · 07-22-2007, 05:46 PM

1. I hate violent TV shows. I won't watch them, but it seems to be the only thing on a lot!

2. I hate people who drag screaming children through the stores not paying any attention to the fact the kids having a tantrum to get a candy bar - only to give them a candy bar.

3. I hate rude drivers who think if they cut in another lane, speed up, they can cut back in your lane and get home before everyone else. Have some patience!!

4. I hate cleaning the bathroom....yuck.

5. Monday mornings.

LisaBoston · 07-22-2007, 05:53 PM

This is a tough one for me right now considering the fact I have been so thankful for being alive lately...but

1) Child Support Laws in Canada - one rule applies to all NOT!
2) Finger nails on the chalkboard
3) Anyone cutting toenails in the house that is not over a garbage can
4) Dirty Feet
5) When women who do the same job as a man get paid WAY less.

chilmoe · 07-22-2007, 05:55 PM

1. cold toilet seats
2. food - i hate that we have to eat to live
3. when people are always late
4. when people dont call if they are going to be late or not going to show
5. that i am the only one in my house that knows how to change the toilet paper and paper towel rolls

Eseret · 07-22-2007, 06:42 PM

I didn't think I'd be adding more until I did grocery shopping today...

I hate it when parents allow their kids to RUN wild in a store.

I hate items price 2 for $4.00, etc. I'd much rather everything be priced individually to make comparison shopping easier and faster.

I hate it when I'm challenged about parking in a handicapped place. My car's license plate is a handicapped one yet folks seem to like to ignore that or make remarks about my needing one in the first place. Granted, I walk just like everyone else, with my braces on. I just feel it's unfair to question my disability. I often park elsewhere if my legs are up to walking a longer distance.

I absolutely hate it when someone takes a handicapped parking place and tells me, "I'll only be a minute".

And at the moment...I hate the aftertaste of the protein shake I'm using..yuk!

Teri

annamay · 07-22-2007, 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Blueyz

I My husband is Mexican Mexican from Oaxaca

This kinda ties into what Blueyz posted.

I hate when people see someone who may have darker skin and/or speaks spanish and automatically or says they are Mexican. When I ask them bitchily, how they know that person is from Mexico and not some other spanish speaking country, they look at me like I am the ignorant one.

sdgrrl · 07-23-2007, 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by ezarella

1) Passive aggressive behavior. I'm a very up front kind of person, so roundabout phony bs is damn near impossible for me to put up with.
2) People who'd rather make something up than admit they don't know the answer to a question. I'm a college instructor and a counselor, so I see this stuff a lot. It's a very difficult thing for some people to admit they're only human, I suppose.
3) Being lied to. Oh man, do I hate this one! Is there ever a good reason to lie? I haven't encountered one yet.
4) Carolina style barbecue. Yuk, too vinegary and no sweetness at all. Plus, I don't like pulled pork. Texas style brisket FTW!
5) People who don't parent their kids. The middle class families around here are the worst offenders. A lot of my teenage daughter's friends and schoolmates have the latest cell phones and fashions, but they also have no rules or boundaries in their homes and they can't remember the last time Mom or Dad gave them a hug and told them they loved them. This saddens and infuriates me at the same time, especially since these families are often held up as role models for everyone else.

Oh yeah! I don't have strong issues about Carolina BBQ, but I can substitute a hatred of the sense of entitlement that so many people who pollute the planet (physically, emotionally and spiritually) seem to have. Being different is not a sin and does not demand proof of legitimacy!

But now I've definitely gone over my limit of 5....