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Why does it normally take about 2 milliseconds to download 27MB yet if its a Windows software update its 3 hours?
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I hate it when windows will update without warning.
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Annadog40 said
I hate it when windows will update without warning.
Same here. I have a Windows computer, and it’ll just give me a random notification while in the middle of doing something “Computer will restart in 14 minutes and 59 seconds” and will just countdown until it randomly shuts down before I finish doing my browsing 
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18 March 2013
Offline Disgusting apples, the one I’m eating now is all mushy- bloody mank so it is.
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20 August 2013
Offline When you are paying a bill by credit card and the paper has all kinds of room on it, but it only has a small line for you to write in a 16-digit number. Come on, I know they could make that line longer. I wonder if they would accept the payment if I wrote the number in the big empty space.
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Offline When people go, ‘oh, my kid was running a fever of one-oh-four last night, woke up puking, and has broken out in purple spots, but I gave em some Tylenol and we’ll see you soon’. And you tell them, tactfully, ‘get some rest, dear, hope you feel better soon’; and then you tell them, bluntly, ‘Stay home, we don’t want your germs’–
AND THEY SHOW UP ANYWAY. 
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Silly Girl said
When people go, ‘oh, my kid was running a fever of one-oh-four last night, woke up puking, and has broken out in purple spots, but I gave em some Tylenol and we’ll see you soon’. And you tell them, tactfully, ‘get some rest, dear, hope you feel better soon’; and then you tell them, bluntly, ‘Stay home, we don’t want your germs’–AND THEY SHOW UP ANYWAY.
T’is the season of giving. Receive and be thankful.
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29 August 2013
Offline I know we’ve mentioned idiotic food labelling laws before, but:
OMG my Peanut Butter CONTAINS PEANUTS
And yes, it’s in bold and capitals on the jar.
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I know we’ve mentioned idiotic food labelling laws before, but:OMG my Peanut Butter CONTAINS PEANUTS
And yes, it’s in bold and capitals on the jar.
What I can’t stand is when food labels are misleading.
Like when a food that is naturally low in cholesterol says that it’s low cholesterol to make it seem like a health food.
When a food that naturally has zero gluten says it’s “Gluten Free” to pander to idiots.
When orange juice says that it’s non-GMO, even though genetically modified oranges currently don’t even exist in the first place. There is literally a brand of water here in the U.S. that says “non-GMO” on the bottle. Well, duh! Water doesn’t have genes to begin with, dummy.
(Also, GMOs are safe, are not worth being afraid of, and there’s no point in avoiding them, but that’s beside the point.)
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I think it’s less fear of the product and more ethics
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Offline People that just never stop talking. I have a friend at school who literally never shuts her mouth, even if she’s repeating the same thing for the past 5 minutes to the past week. Even the teachers need to tell her to be quiet most of the time! These are the types of people that need a mute button before my ears explode
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Offline When people use the word ‘epic’ to describe anything from meeting a friend in the grocery shop to the stunt their pooch just pulled off.
THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS, PEOPLE
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1 November 2013
Offline Language moves on.
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Offline Sure, but it just sounds so stupid to me, people going, ‘Oh, look at this EPIC tumblr post!’ or whatever.
This is, after all, the thread for people to grouse about their stupid, petty peeves.
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29 August 2013
Offline ^ and ^^
Epic debate 😉
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15 February 2015
Offline I will forgive you because you’re being tongue-in-cheek. Right? 
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29 August 2013
Offline Silly Girl said
I will forgive you because you’re being tongue-in-cheek. Right?
Yes indeed. In spite of the inevitable changes in language usage I’m with you on this one.
For the rest of this century at least.
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Offline Annadog40 said
FRINDLE!
Making up words for things is different from mis-using currently existing words.
I wonder what people 100 years ago would think of are speech.
Assuming you mean ‘our’ and not ‘are’, I would suppose… hmm, 1915… the upper-crust would think it a bit common (as in un-posh). I should think the lower classes would mind much.
Now, 200 years ago, that’s a bit more interesting…
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