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Posted by Lanse on July 23, 2007 at 19:52:54 from (205.188.116.74):
my forth pet peeve 1) LAZY PEOPLE I have no problem with fat people, just lazy ones. and people who you tell to sweep the floor and they try to run the shop. My mom left her incharge for a few days when away on buissness. She one: invites herself to dinner with the neighbors ( ex-farm kids I am friends with) and eats twice as much as anyone elce. two: Drives from out house across the street to there ( how lazy) three: after dinner and about 3hrs of chatting, we head home. She gets her car and drives home. I get to our driveway and start my WH thats for sale along the road to take it to the house for the night, she stands and watches me drive the 60' to the barn hollering the most useless things " Dont drive too fast" (its a lawn mower)then "do you know your headlight's out" ( GOLLY! now I know why I cant see the other half of the driveway, THANKS!!) then
""Dont hit my car" (gee its the only thing out here wider then you) " Theres some dirt in the garage" (you have to be kidding!) and then starts in on how I take care of my animals ( Im in PETA) and then how I store my tools ( I have the same cheap screwdrivers I got when I were 3) followed by starting in on how I am now backtalking at her WHAT THE HELL DO YOU EXPECT?
GOD, PEOPLE!!!!
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