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Things that annoy me..,,

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NJ-Buckeye said:
"annoy" isn't the right term... but I get the heebee geebees when someone I meet tells me they're atheist... I immediately wonder whether I'm looking directly at Satan himself...
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They make me sad, for them. I had an acquaintance that was a card carrying member of American Atheists and once he invited me to one of their get togethers. Miserable and angry people who ironically were obsessed with God and people who believe in a God.
 
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DubCoffman62 said:
They make me sad, for them. I had an acquaintance that was a card carrying member of American Atheists and once he invited me to one of their get togethers. Miserable and angry people who ironically were obsessed with God and people who believe in a God.
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Amazing how many of them change their tune when they are staring death in the face.
 
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Thump said:
Amazing how many of them change their tune when they are staring death in the face.
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I was raised around people who weren't spiritual at all, probably agnostics more than anything. I've always felt there's a higher power, you just look around, this didn't happen by accident, sentience just doesn't evolve from thin air, it was given to us
 
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NJ-Buckeye said:
I had to have couple serious shots to the noggin till I understood unequivocally... only divine intervention cuz science and the best medical in the nation were exhausted (not me).. made some deals...
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Seeing a corpse devoid of life knowing that person as a living human being also has had a very strong affect on me. When you see the shell of a living soul and how death transforms it into something unrecognizable the only answer is that there was an eternal soul occupying that shell and it has moved on to another place
 
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This thread took a weird turn, but your opinion isn't the only possible explanation of anything. This is especially true of something none of us can possibly know or prove. That's why there are so many different belief systems on this subject, and they all think they are correct.

They can't possibly all be correct, but they could all be wrong. There are things we just don't know, so we believe what feels right to us.
 
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Jake said:
This thread took a weird turn, but your opinion isn't the only possible explanation of anything. This is especially true of something none of us can possibly know or prove. That's why there are so many different belief systems on this subject, and they all think they are correct.

They can't possibly all be correct, but they could all be wrong. There are things we just don't know, so we believe what feels right to us.
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That's why I say, I don't know the answers but I don't deny the existence of a high power. I feel it

 
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If we're going to talk about grocery store carts,
1. People who call it a "buggy". It's a fucking "cart". I know there are regional dialects, but if you call it a "buggy", you're one of the first to be executed when I take over the world. (I can start a whole thread on the people who are being executed, by the way.)
2. When you're done with the cart, put it away. Put it away!!! Leaving it in the parking lot is not "away". You know that these are the same people who yell at their kids for not putting the jug of orange juice away after pouring some. How is this different, except that now they aren't the victims.
3. And when I say to "put the cart away", actually push it into the spot and push the carts together. There is no reason why 3 carts should take up the entire spot. These carts fit together very nicely. Like plastic cups that stack - just push them together. Instead of 3 carts taking up the entire parking spot, you can fit about 30 in there.
 
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Zurp said:
If we're going to talk about grocery store carts,
1. People who call it a "buggy". It's a fucking "cart". I know there are regional dialects, but if you call it a "buggy", you're one of the first to be executed when I take over the world. (I can start a whole thread on the people who are being executed, by the way.)
2. When you're done with the cart, put it away. Put it away!!! Leaving it in the parking lot is not "away". You know that these are the same people who yell at their kids for not putting the jug of orange juice away after pouring some. How is this different, except that now they aren't the victims.
3. And when I say to "put the cart away", actually push it into the spot and push the carts together. There is no reason why 3 carts should take up the entire spot. These carts fit together very nicely. Like plastic cups that stack - just push them together. Instead of 3 carts taking up the entire parking spot, you can fit about 30 in there.
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And form two separate columns of carts in the corral -- one column for the full-size carts, one column for the smaller carts. That way they will all fit together neatly. It's not that hard. Godless heathens.
 
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Fungo Squiggly said:
And form two separate columns of carts in the corral -- one column for the full-size carts, one column for the smaller carts. That way they will all fit together neatly. It's not that hard. Godless heathens.
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Exactly! I park close to the corral so it's easy to put it away when I'm done. My wife laughs at me because I'll spend a couple of minutes organizing the entire corral before going into the store. It's pouring rain, and I'm out there organizing the carts.
My workspace in my office is a mess.
My workspace at home is a mess.
My closet is a mess.
My garage is a mess.
But god damn it - keep the carts organized.
 
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I'll tell ya what's annoying... supermarkets and stores that don't FIX their damn broken carts.. vast majority are in need of some to damn near total repair... change the damn wheels.. Home Depot and Lowes have shitty broken carts
 
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Zurp said:
If we're going to talk about grocery store carts,
1. People who call it a "buggy". It's a fucking "cart". I know there are regional dialects, but if you call it a "buggy", you're one of the first to be executed when I take over the world. (I can start a whole thread on the people who are being executed, by the way.)
2. When you're done with the cart, put it away. Put it away!!! Leaving it in the parking lot is not "away". You know that these are the same people who yell at their kids for not putting the jug of orange juice away after pouring some. How is this different, except that now they aren't the victims.
3. And when I say to "put the cart away", actually push it into the spot and push the carts together. There is no reason why 3 carts should take up the entire spot. These carts fit together very nicely. Like plastic cups that stack - just push them together. Instead of 3 carts taking up the entire parking spot, you can fit about 30 in there.
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That's why Aldi has the perfect cure for that
 
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