Daycare is not preschool poster |
Anyone who posts "Am I the only one....?" |
The people on the Travel board who go into every single Disney thread just to say how much they hate Disney. Doesn’t matter what the question is. They hate Disney and have to tell you right now! |
“Easy peasy”. |
Posters who post "who?" in Entertainment threads. Google is your friend. |
I’ve googled this maybe twice and still can never remember what it means. |
I admit I'm annoyed with anyone who asks someone a VERY Googlable fact. Not things for which nuance, opinion or even details come into play. Not even simple facts you might have to actually dig for. I mean yeah, that's kinda lazy, but at least it doesn't make it seem like the poster doesn't understand they are ON THE INTERNET RIGHT THIS VERY MOMENT. I'm talking about things that are so utterly simple that Google will display the obvious answer in big type above all the results. Stuff like: "When night does Hanukkah start this year?" "Who's the Press Secretary now?" "What's the last day of school at MCPS?" Bonus points if that's the OP question! |
Me, too. I just looked it up -again- and it means Your Mileage May Vary. It is a letdown every time. |
That chick who thinks her white son is being discriminated against because apparently there are no kid shows with white male role models and one time one Amazon shop didn't have a white American astronaut poster. |
Anyone who writes “you are a peach” or “ you sound unhinged”. No one ever says this in real life, so why do they say it on here?
Also, the “you sound fat” people. Although maybe that was more Urbanbaby/Youbemom. It makes me giggle—how does someone “sound fat”? |
“Old money” bootlickers. |
+1 It isn't a typo. This poster or posters tend to do it more than once in the same post. It is clear it isn't a typo. |
The poster who keeps starting a sentence with "but" and then putting a comma after the "but."
"But, I don't understand there is no comma here." It is very distinctive and she does it over and over. |
Anyone that uses the word cringe. It’s stale. |
“You’re not paying attention”
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