Most of them are still relevant, others not so much!
- People that say you can't criticise religion
- People with moustaches
- People that judge me when I'm drunk
- People that are drunk when I am sober ( i judge them)
- Aucklanders that think they're so shit hot cos they're in About Town, when really the rest of the world laughs at us
- People that talk on cellphones on buses or in elevators
- People that say “everything is going to be alright” …what in this world is alright?
- Tom Cruise
- People who state the obvious..you had your haircut
- People that ask 'what's wrong?' when you obviously don't wanna talk about it
- People that say 'someone's in a bad mood' which makes that person madder
- Bogans
- Middle aged men
- People that try and stop progress
- Scientologists
- People who call me “doll”
- People that hate you and don’t even get the time to know you
- People who walk slowly in front of you
- People who get sick and pass it on to you
- People who sniff
- People who chew gum
- People who are really anal about others getting their names right when they have stupid names
- People that don't watch where they're walking
- People that don't find Summer Heights High funny
- People who whisper…I give them the evils because I always take it personally.
- People who use the word ‘nice’ to describe me….the English vocab is large try using it! ‘Nice’ also means blah
- People who ask unnecessary questions
- People who complain about being fat then do nothing about it ….anorexia exsists! Embrace it.
- People that say 'tea' instead of 'dinner'
- People with piggy banks
- People that order deluxe triple beef whopper burgers with cheese combos... with diet cokes
- People that clear their throats (repeatedly) in the office
- People that have those little bits of eye goo in the corners of their eyes
- Midgets
- People with attractive feet
- People that use predictive text. They spell every word correctly, but fail to use punctuation. Are you asking me a question or not?
- People that shorten your name without knowing you for the required period of time (i.e. long enough to warrant the bestowing of a nickname. Which is generally six months at least. Less for good behaviour.)
- People who used to like house music, but are now into ‘hard core break beats’.
- People who try to tell me ‘The Hills’ isn’t actually real life and that I don’t really look like Whitney.
- People called Chantal from New Zealand Office Supplies (stop ringing me I don’t need any frigging toner you perky freak).
- People who don’t find other peoples misfortune amusing.
- People who dump all their work on my desk and then go out for a long lunch.
- People who don’t appreciate the beauty of a good undercut.
i should not have read this while at work.
ReplyDeletesnort laugh. tick.
slight dribble. tick.
realisation that i was/am a semi-horrible person. tick.
acceptance of that fact. tick.