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Arguing with people. "Look it up" You just don't want to present any evidence. "Well, that's your opinion." Everyone in the world should stop arguing about anything, because it's all just opinion. There's no right, wrong, good, or bad. Just opinions. It's YOUR opinion, your honor, that me murdering that person was bad. "I'm entitled to my opinion." Yes, and i'm entitled to call you and your opinion wrong, because that's my opinion of your opinion. "I'll believe what I want to believe" Except what you believe is inaccurate and/or false. "Studies show x thing" then these 'studies' aren't provided, just mentioned. When you're arguing, then the other person starts raising their voice and shouting "NO NO NOPE" because you can either shout or back off and let them think they won. Anytime someone starts insulting you in a debate, you know you've won that debate, because insults mean you've gotten under their skin, and that's how you know they're wrong. When someone is saying some stupid poo poo and I want to call them out on it, but I also want to be quiet so I don't seem like an rear end in a top hat 
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Captain Lavender posted:I have a similar issue with Piper hate in Orange is the New Black. A lot of people say they hate Piper, and I can't really see why. I hate Piper because she's a self-confessed narcissist who manipulates and uses other people whenever it's convenient for her , not because she's a sheltered WASP. She's really a MUCH less likable protagonist than most American viewers are used to. I think that, more than her background, causes people to hate her. I frankly don't think the average viewer of OITNB is critical enough of race representation in the media to have strong feelings about her whiteness.
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MasBrillante posted:I hate Piper because she's a self-confessed narcissist who manipulates and uses other people whenever it's convenient for her , not because she's a sheltered WASP. She's really a MUCH less likable protagonist than most American viewers are used to. I think that, more than her background, causes people to hate her. I frankly don't think the average viewer of OITNB is critical enough of race representation in the media to have strong feelings about her whiteness. Huh. Your theory is a lot better than mine.
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Aug 26, 2013 04:00
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When I've barely finished pooping and someone is knocking on the bathroom door telling me to hurry up. Goddamnit people, just give me a moment to enjoy my own stink! For gently caress's sake. 
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Aug 26, 2013 07:10
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It really bothers me when I'm pooping on the toilet, and then somebody knocks on the door and I have to let them know that the bathroom is occupied (even though the locked door should clue them in). Then they ask that I don't flush the toilet. It's like, "I get it, you're going to take pictures of it or do some sort of 'dominance poo' (where you poo on somebody else's poo) but do you really have to do that in a public bathroom?" QUICK EDIT: Also, I hate when the person you're taking a shower with tries to urinate on you.
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Aug 26, 2013 07:47
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:It really bothers me when I'm pooping on the toilet, and then somebody knocks on the door and I have to let them know that the bathroom is occupied (even though the locked door should clue them in). Then they ask that I don't flush the toilet. It's like, "I get it, you're going to take pictures of it or do some sort of 'dominance poo' (where you poo on somebody else's poo) but do you really have to do that in a public bathroom?" I'm sorry, what?
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:It really bothers me when I'm pooping on the toilet, and then somebody knocks on the door and I have to let them know that the bathroom is occupied (even though the locked door should clue them in). Then they ask that I don't flush the toilet. It's like, "I get it, you're going to take pictures of it or do some sort of 'dominance poo' (where you poo on somebody else's poo) but do you really have to do that in a public bathroom?" It's a rage comic, so I've linked it, but goddamnit does this one crack me up every single time. http://i.imgur.com/yVtQpZ6.jpg e: wait, what? I just read the thing you posted again and what the hell? People ask you not to flush the toilet so they can poo on your poo? How often does this happen to you? What?
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Excessive product placement in TV shows. It's particularly bad with "reality" TV. I was watching an episode of Tanked the other day and out of the blue they were like "do you want an ICEBREAKERS MINT?" "Sure I would love an ICEBREAKERS MINT!" *unnecessary long close up of ICEBREAKERS container*
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Sagebrush posted:e: wait, what? I just read the thing you posted again and what the hell? People ask you not to flush the toilet so they can poo on your poo? How often does this happen to you? What? This is a thing in America, they're just joking and it's dumb and crass but it's just a thing people say sometimes when the toilet is occupied  Cream-of-Plenty posted:QUICK EDIT: Also, I hate when the person you're taking a shower with tries to urinate on you. Ugh this also drives me nuts, I know it will just wash right of, but still it's gross and not "cute"!
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Aug 26, 2013 16:42
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A confirmation email for unsubscribing from a company's email list. The whole point is I don't want any more email from you, so just stop sending me emails! The confirmation will be the fact that I don't see your crap in my inbox anymore.
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Aquatic Giraffe posted:Excessive product placement in TV shows. It's particularly bad with "reality" TV. I was watching an episode of Tanked the other day and out of the blue they were like "do you want an ICEBREAKERS MINT?" "Sure I would love an ICEBREAKERS MINT!" *unnecessary long close up of ICEBREAKERS container* The only time I've seen product placement done relatively tastefully was the Social Music Experiments series with Reggie Watts. Yeah, they mention and show the product once or twice in the sketches, but it's not intrusive. Retail chat was a little bit ago, but I have a Cashier Peeve that's starting to become a huge problem for me. Please don't let your toddler/baby/newborn infant to do anything involving a transaction. Especially when said child just ate and has hands that are even more grimy than child hands normally are. I'm also a little awkward with babies, so don't get all weird because I'm not cooing and thrilled that I have to gingerly retrieve some money/a restaurant check from your baby's clutched fist. Please also don't tell your obviously shy 5-8 year olds to handle their own purchases, but that's mainly because I feel for those kids. Until they drop a bunch of crumpled bills and loose change on the counter, that's when I stop rooting.
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Gnack posted:I'm sorry, what? Sagebrush posted:e: wait, what? I just read the thing you posted again and what the hell? People ask you not to flush the toilet so they can poo on your poo? How often does this happen to you? What? You have never heard of this? It's more common in the U.S., I think. Go to a public restroom in a movie theater, sit in a stall for long enough and you'll probably have it happen to you. I mean, if they're polite, I'll honor their request--it's not like I've got anything to do with the poo once I "drop" it off, right? It's kind of like the bathroom version of bumming a smoke. QUICK EDIT: I just realized I said bumming a smoke. That's a funny pun, given the context.
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:You have never heard of this? It's more common in the U.S., I think. Go to a public restroom in a movie theater, sit in a stall for long enough and you'll probably have it happen to you. I mean, if they're polite, I'll honor their request--it's not like I've got anything to do with the poo once I "drop" it off, right? It's kind of like the bathroom version of bumming a smoke. What the gently caress are you talking about 
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Austrian mook posted:What the gently caress are you talking about I have no idea. "More common in the US?" I like in the US too and have never encountered this phenomenon in all my years of public restroom pooping. 
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don't flush, i gotta tweet your turds, my followers will be tantalized #shitstorm #mysteryturds #strangerdookers #anonymousanalexplosions
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Aug 26, 2013 22:01
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I generally avoid public pooping, what the gently caress are you guys doing in there 
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Aug 26, 2013 22:04
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:You have never heard of this? It's more common in the U.S., I think. Go to a public restroom in a movie theater, sit in a stall for long enough and you'll probably have it happen to you. I mean, if they're polite, I'll honor their request--it's not like I've got anything to do with the poo once I "drop" it off, right? It's kind of like the bathroom version of bumming a smoke.  You are living in a very different reality than the rest of us.
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Austrian mook posted:I generally avoid public pooping, what the gently caress are you guys doing in there I know a lot of people who avoid public bathrooms, too. I don't really blame them. I've even seen people take out their phone and try to jump up and take pictures over the stall divider. Like, before the other person has even left the stall. I doubt they'd actually get a picture of anything, but they still try. I guess you could get lucky and catch them as they're standing up, but before they flush, but that's a really small window of time.
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MNSNTZR posted:Please don't let your toddler/baby/newborn infant to do anything involving a transaction. Especially when said child just ate and has hands that are even more grimy than child hands normally are. I'm also a little awkward with babies, so don't get all weird because I'm not cooing and thrilled that I have to gingerly retrieve some money/a restaurant check from your baby's clutched fist. Oh man, I always hated this so much. I'm kind of awkward around kids too and I think a lot of parents were really put off when I'd just treat their kids like regular people instead of baby-talking at them or getting super excited about taking money from them. At least their hands were usually clean. Cream-of-Plenty posted:You have never heard of this? It's more common in the U.S., I think. Go to a public restroom in a movie theater, sit in a stall for long enough and you'll probably have it happen to you. I mean, if they're polite, I'll honor their request--it's not like I've got anything to do with the poo once I "drop" it off, right? It's kind of like the bathroom version of bumming a smoke. So is this like a movie theater only thing or something? Because I have never experienced this or even heard of it until your posts. But then I don't poo poo in a lot of movie theater bathrooms and you seemed specific on that point.
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:I know a lot of people who avoid public bathrooms, too. I don't really blame them. I've even seen people take out their phone and try to jump up and take pictures over the stall divider. Like, before the other person has even left the stall. I doubt they'd actually get a picture of anything, but they still try. I guess you could get lucky and catch them as they're standing up, but before they flush, but that's a really small window of time. Where the gently caress are you going where people are obsessed with pictures of poo?
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:I know a lot of people who avoid public bathrooms, too. I don't really blame them. I've even seen people take out their phone and try to jump up and take pictures over the stall divider. Like, before the other person has even left the stall. I doubt they'd actually get a picture of anything, but they still try. I guess you could get lucky and catch them as they're standing up, but before they flush, but that's a really small window of time. Are you in LA? Maybe it's a regional thing, because here in Los Angeles people try to get pictures of my poo all the time. It's really weird, I saw one guy go in with a ziploc, I think they use it for obscure fetish porn or something.
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I have no clue what's joking and what's real anymore 
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Coffee And Pie posted:I have no clue what's joking and what's real anymore This thread confuses and scares me now. I really hope you guys are messing around.
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Turtlicious posted:Are you in LA? Maybe it's a regional thing, because here in Los Angeles people try to get pictures of my poo all the time. It's really weird, I saw one guy go in with a ziploc, I think they use it for obscure fetish porn or something. Interesting! I've never seen Ziploc bags involved--just a lot of the aforementioned camera phones and "no-flush" requests. Like I said, it could very well be a regional thing. It doesn't seem like a lot of people are from America in here and people are probably more squeamish in other countries. Do they have "spotters" (that's what I call them, anyway) in LA? You can tell when somebody is "spotting" because they're just sort of lurking by the sinks, but they're generally watching the stalls.
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TV shows that put a loving hashtag in the top left. Like, #ToddlersinTiaras. gently caress me. (Also I don't watch that show the people I live with do)
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:Interesting! I've never seen Ziploc bags involved--just a lot of the aforementioned camera phones and "no-flush" requests. Like I said, it could very well be a regional thing. It doesn't seem like a lot of people are from America in here and people are probably more squeamish in other countries. So are you just overlooking the string of "I'm from the US and I've never encountered/heard of this?" If it is regional, it's very regional and not a thing in the United States as a whole. (For the record, I'm from the U.S. too, so count me in with those posts.)
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I'm pretty sure he's just joking, guys. 
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:I've even seen people take out their phone and try to jump up and take pictures over the stall divider. Like, before the other person has even left the stall. I can't imagine any scenario in which this would not result in someone getting their rear end kicked and phone flushed.
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Kimmalah posted:So are you just overlooking the string of "I'm from the US and I've never encountered/heard of this?" If it is regional, it's very regional and not a thing in the United States as a whole. I've had it happen twice, both in northeast U.S. No jumping up to take pictures or anything, just the "don't flush" request. I thought it was weird as hell (and flushed, gently caress you weirdo), but it is definitely a thing. I don't know if it was some joke in a movie I never saw or something, but it is a thing. edit: Cream-of-Plenty posted:Do they have "spotters" (that's what I call them, anyway) in LA? You can tell when somebody is "spotting" because they're just sort of lurking by the sinks, but they're generally watching the stalls. Fuuck I wondered why they didn't use the empty stall next to me and just waited what the hell. p.crestmont has a new favorite as of 01:19 on Aug 27, 2013 |
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p.crestmont posted:Fuuck I wondered why they didn't use the empty stall next to me and just waited what the hell. There was a movie where the guy (Jason Bourne??) talked about how it was really easy to ambush a guy when they were using a urinal, so you had to check to make sure the bathroom was clear before you took a leak. It's the same idea with using a stall, because there's no way you're going to catch a guy with your pants around your ankles. They'll wait until they think you're in the middle of BM'ing and that's when they make their move. So be careful.
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Turtlicious posted:Are you in LA? Maybe it's a regional thing, because here in Los Angeles people try to get pictures of my poo all the time. It's really weird, I saw one guy go in with a ziploc, I think they use it for obscure fetish porn or something. This sounds like a troll trying to excuse himself for being too lazy to flush.
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Cream-of-Plenty posted:There was a movie where the guy (Jason Bourne??) talked about how it was really easy to ambush a guy when they were using a urinal, so you had to check to make sure the bathroom was clear before you took a leak. It's the same idea with using a stall, because there's no way you're going to catch a guy with your pants around your ankles. They'll wait until they think you're in the middle of BM'ing and that's when they make their move. So be careful. Ugh... I hate those guys, you just know it's going to happen too, because right after you pinch one off, you hear a knock on the wall and you just know it's coming. Though no-one ever tried to crapshot me in Amsterdam, so I'm thinking it's a US only thing. My pet-peeve is spotters in the bathroom. Seriously guys, just take pics of your own poop.
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With a bit of luck, his life was ruined forever. Always thinking that just behind some narrow door in all of his favorite bars, men in red woolen shirts are getting incredible kicks from things he'll never know. This is me just now after reading Poochat Content: People changing lanes without signling. The icing on that cake is usually the one car who just lazily drifts lane to lane, is it that hard to tap the turn signal? It isn't even for safety usually, everyone can see the tard coming from a mile away, but at least put in the effort.
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PYF Pet Peeve: Where you poo on somebody else's poo
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My dog does this poo thing you guys are talking about. He pushes the door open as I'm finishing, climbs on the seat and just lets it rip. Its easier than walking him so what the hell, ya know? Pet peeve: my pet
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Aquatic Giraffe posted:Excessive product placement in TV shows. It's particularly bad with "reality" TV. I was watching an episode of Tanked the other day and out of the blue they were like "do you want an ICEBREAKERS MINT?" "Sure I would love an ICEBREAKERS MINT!" *unnecessary long close up of ICEBREAKERS container* I think all shows with this kind of product placement should learn from Fibber McGee and Molly. The product placement was blatant, in that an actor, playing himself, would show up for the sole purpose of shilling Johnson's Wax, but the other characters would mock him for never being able to shut up about it.
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