Here are the things I am sick of:

[Anonymous]

To the Christmas poster: target had their Christmas decorations out before Halloween. Awful, I agree.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People spending money just because they can.

People putting sports ahead of family time, church and school work.

The constant pressure to consume alcohol at every social occasion.

I'll give you family time and school work. But church? Wow. So you are sick of people who don't have same religious committment as you? Have fun with that.

I'm sick of people who baptize their babies in church but are absent 80% or more of the time. Why bother? No one is taking attendance. Either commit to your faith or don't bother.

Baptism is in the New Testament (and it is adult baptism, not children). Attending church every Sunday is not in the New Testament. Matthew 18:20 clearly states that “For where two or three are gathered in my (Jesus) name, there am I among them.”

Committing to my faith can be done (and shown) in many other ways then showing up every Sunday.

Of course, many poeple that go to church every Sunday are the least Christian people I know in real life.

So baptize your own babies. Don't pretend you're part of the church community when it suits you.

[Anonymous]

Vegans or vegetarians who have to constantly tell everyone else about their healthy eating habits.

We get it - you don't eat meat. And guess what, WE DON'T CARE.

[Anonymous]

And not go off on a hijack about Lululemon and the tragedy there but g*d how I hate Lululemon and its founder "Chip" Wilson and his store now gives out bags that say: "who is John Galt?" grrrrr. Randian Yoga? Really?

And that whole fakey "life is good" "eat. pray. and its all about me and how my ass looks in $150 yoga pants.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People spending money just because they can.

People putting sports ahead of family time, church and school work.

The constant pressure to consume alcohol at every social occasion.

I'll give you family time and school work. But church? Wow. So you are sick of people who don't have same religious committment as you? Have fun with that.

I'm sick of people who baptize their babies in church but are absent 80% or more of the time. Why bother? No one is taking attendance. Either commit to your faith or don't bother.

Baptism is in the New Testament (and it is adult baptism, not children). Attending church every Sunday is not in the New Testament. Matthew 18:20 clearly states that “For where two or three are gathered in my (Jesus) name, there am I among them.”

Committing to my faith can be done (and shown) in many other ways then showing up every Sunday.

Of course, many poeple that go to church every Sunday are the least Christian people I know in real life.

So baptize your own babies. Don't pretend you're part of the church community when it suits you.

Jesus wept.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Christmas season starting earlier and earlier. Right after Halloween, now? Can we just enjoy the month of November for it's fall splendor and yummy Thanksgiving without having to stress out about Christmas?

People who ask me if I'm done with my Christmas shopping yet.

My 2 and 4 year old boys constantly fighting over toys

Breakfast. Not alot of variety and choices in eating breakfast on a weekday.

Oatmeal
Cold cereal
Bagel with peanut butter
Blueberry waffles with sunny side up egg
Scrambled eggs with English muffin

Omelets
Breakfast burritos
Egg, cheese and spinach sandwiches
Mini quiche

You can make all sorts of things ahead of time and just throw them in the microwave in the morning. Breakfast doesn't have to be boring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Christmas season starting earlier and earlier. Right after Halloween, now? Can we just enjoy the month of November for it's fall splendor and yummy Thanksgiving without having to stress out about Christmas?

People who ask me if I'm done with my Christmas shopping yet.

My 2 and 4 year old boys constantly fighting over toys

Breakfast. Not alot of variety and choices in eating breakfast on a weekday.

Seriously, breakfast. At what age do they just accept that they have to eat the g*dd**n food we give them or they will die of starvation?!

Me: "yes, honey it's toast. With butter."

Child: "But I don't like it with butter..."

Me: **l**

Child: "Can I have cookies?"

Me: "People don't eat cookies for breakfast."

Child: "Well then, I'm not eating."

Me: "Don't you see that if you don't eat your food you'll starve to death??!!"

Child cries. I pour more beer on my cornflakes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Christmas season starting earlier and earlier. Right after Halloween, now? Can we just enjoy the month of November for it's fall splendor and yummy Thanksgiving without having to stress out about Christmas?

People who ask me if I'm done with my Christmas shopping yet.

My 2 and 4 year old boys constantly fighting over toys

Breakfast. Not alot of variety and choices in eating breakfast on a weekday.

Oatmeal
Cold cereal
Bagel with peanut butter
Blueberry waffles with sunny side up egg
Scrambled eggs with English muffin

Omelets
Breakfast burritos
Egg, cheese and spinach sandwiches
Mini quiche

You can make all sorts of things ahead of time and just throw them in the microwave in the morning. Breakfast doesn't have to be boring.

lol. Hot Pockets.

[Anonymous]

I am sick of reality tv
smart phones
Kim Kardashian
Obama
Disney channel tween programs
"contemporary" home decor
mommy blogs
American Idol
any tv commericial with a fat ugly slob who has a hot wife

[Anonymous]

bacon wallets

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People who complain that the 1% don't pay their fair share. We do and then some.

Yes. Damn the "collective" and their incessant whining. Can a man not enjoy the bloody spoils of his victories without having to listen to wails and moans of the mediocre bottom dwellers?

[Anonymous]

I am sick of people who never get held accountable for their actions. Many around breaking laws, neglecting rules, doing whatever they want and never fearing authority because......there are no consequences.

EX: aggressive dog bites two other dogs in neighborhood. Properly reported to animal services, bills forwarded to owner....nothing happens. Dog continues to walk it's owner all around and doesn't give a shit. No fine, no warning, no accountability or consequences...

EX:Another community. Pool vandalised by teenagers multiple times. Police out one night and catch them in the act. Since "they were respectful" to the cop he let's them go. No report written, no warning to call to parents. Nothing. Pool gets vandalised two more times costing homeowners money.

EX: Someone hit my car. I ask for insurance info. Guy barely speaks English, doesn't have insurance. So now I get to pay for this accident and he gets to drive off and go about his business. Nothing happens. How in the world can you have a car, registration and no insurance and you can get away with it? That's braking the law.......but there are no consequences.........

[Anonymous]

"contemporary home decor"
lol.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Calling the DC area "the DMV." Stop it!

Yes. Please!

I actually like this. It gives a faint echo of "the DMZ" from the Vietnam war, allowing me to feel okay about the fact that I sometimes find life here a soul-sucking wasteland that is slowly stealing my sanity. I, too, love the smell of napalm in the morning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am sick of reality tv
smart phones
Kim Kardashian
Obama
Disney channel tween programs
"contemporary" home decor
mommy blogs
American Idol
any tv commericial with a fat ugly slob who has a hot wife

You can avoid half those things for the most part by not having cable television.