peeve of the day

[Brian96]

Tech grads who post lsu crap on facebook. Anybody else ever unfriended somebody because of it?

Some of them I just remove from my feed. But the really annoying ones I unfriend. One time I baited folks by publicly complaining about Tech folks posting lsu crap on their FB. A couple of Tech grads I know argued with me, so I unfriended them. The only reason they were my FB "friend" is our supposed shared love for our alma mater. Buh-bye.

[techman05]

standing in line at the grocery store behind an individual who possesses a Louisiana Purchase card.

Don't bring $140 worth of crap to the register if you only have $86 credit on the card.

[JuBru]

The typing form I use on my smartphone has been bleeding into my typing on a computer. Instead of spaces, I'm using n, likenthis.

So, my actual typing problem (more than just this one) is from nerve damage/repair/cross-wirings.

[maverick]

Stupid political nicknames:

Willard
Obummer
Repugnicans
Democraps
Repuglicans
Nobama

and many more...

[maverick]

I forgot:

teabagger
Hussein
libtard
wingnut

Very childish, in my opinion.

[TechAlum05]

The term "negative growth".

[Champ967]

The term "negative growth".

I have a growth on my back, and my feelings about it are less than positive.

Suggestions?

[techman05]

I have a growth on my back, and my feelings about it are less than positive.

Suggestions?

don't go see a doctor, they will just find something else and then the negative feeling will grow more than the thing on your back.

[longdawgview]

I forgot:

teabagger
Hussein
libtard
wingnut

Very childish, in my opinion.

+1

[Dawg06]

When people refer to non-football sports as Olympic sports...

- Baseball... not in the 2012 Olympics
- Softball... not in the 2012 Olympics
- Golf... not in the 2012 Olympics
- Bowling... not in the 2012 Olympics

[JuBru]

When people refer to non-football sports as Olympic sports...

- Baseball... not in the Olympics
- Softball... not in the Olympics
- Golf... not in the Olympics
- Bowling... not in the Olympics

Baseball was part of the last 5 games.
Softball was a part of the last 4 games.
Golf was part of 2 games in the early 1900's.
Golf is definitely coming back in 2016, and it is being worked to bring back baseball and softball in 2020.
So technically, they are indeed Olympic sports.

Bowling was only ever a demonstrator for one game (1988) and is the only one that can be said to not be an Olympic sport.

[Dawg06]

Baseball was part of the last 5 games.
Softball was a part of the last 4 games.
Golf was part of 2 games in the early 1900's.
Golf is definitely coming back in 2016, and it is being worked to bring back baseball and softball in 2020.
So technically, they are indeed Olympic sports.

Bowling was only ever a demonstrator for one game (1988) and is the only one that can be said to not be an Olympic sport.

Technically, they were and/or will be Olympic sports, but currently, they are not Olympic sports... but I fixed my previous post to satisfy your definition... :icon_wink:

[baw011]

THE AIA LOUISIANA DESIGN CONFERENCE

This years' conference theme, intends to explore...blah blah blah...

A few paragraphs later...

We invite those that wish to stay in Lafayette to experience our culture and fun! A few special tours will be offered, along with the opportunity to join in the tailgating festivities at Cajun Field for a special UL Ragin' Cajun football game.

and thats when they lost me. Even professional organizations around the state are calling them by the wrong name.

Lets just say I wont be attending this conference, and the AIA state office will be getting an email correction tomorrow.

[techblue4]

espn 97.7

[JuBru]

and thats when they lost me. Even professional organizations around the state are calling them by the wrong name.

Lets just say I wont be attending this conference, and the AIA state office will be getting an email correction tomorrow.

They are allowed to call themselves UL when referring to their sports name. I think it's only when using the full name, but no one follows that.

Yes, it is to intentionally confuse people about the issue.