Shit that gets you mad V. I'm getting mad just typing this - General

I'm pretty sure he had some other unrelated opinion in the same post, which is what people were rating dumb.

Literally fighting back against bullies is the only thing that's worked for me. It's taught me to totally disregard the rules from a young age given the amount of shit it's gotten me in, though funnily enough fighting back was encouraged in my school back in Spain, and if I said that some shitfucker was bullying me they'd believe it.

I wish I could be born again

"Joycon controller"

Yeah, something about people who don't have a stable internet connection being assholes for playing competitive games.

One of my coworkers is the type of person who's insecure about their intelligence, so they look for any possible mistake or misstep others make in order to rant and rave at them about "how don't you know this" or "you're doing this wrong". She really only does it to me though, she doesn't like me for some stupid reason and has decided to single me out. Here's the main issue though, and why she feels insecure about her intelligence: she's a fucking idiot. Her IQ is probably lower than room temperature. I know IQ isn't a valid standard but you know what I mean. 90% of everything she whines or yells at me about, she is objectively and provably wrong about. 9% is stuff she's right about... but I'm already doing. 1% is actual, legitimate advice. None of this has been whining or yelling though. also, for that last 10% she's actually right about: she only follows that advice herself about a third of the time anyway. She has unironically said "how often does the health inspector check anyway" as an argument against doing her job correctly. Thankfully I turned her around on that. For the most part anyway. She's yelled at me for looking at her doing her work - not over her shoulder, just from across the room - as "distracting" and "rushing me". I was talking to a customer, and couldn't hear them over her blabbing to a coworker about their social lives. I did a "shh" hand motion to them so I could do my job, and she starts ranting "I am an uh-DULT, I don't neeed this, I don't care if you do thaat. Don't point at me like I'm a chiild." That's when it started, actually. That's when she started singling me out. I asked a different coworker about "what is her problem with me", and he said "yeah, it was asking her to be quiet".

Huh.

Yeah. To be fair, there are times where I watch rather than look. but this is only when I'm waiting on her to finish something so I can take it and start doing my job After that time she yelled at me for watching her, you know, do her job, I decided "fuck it, I'll just not look in their direction for a while, I'll see if she has a point. I don't like getting yelled at, either." The very next time I'm working again, I send her and her section of work a ticket to do something. Something that happens all the time. I wait, I wait, and then get to the point where I think "she really should have been done by now". I look at her, she's not doing jack shit. Nor are the other people she works with in her section. I tell her, and she's and her team start yelling "how were we supposed to know, the ticket didn't go through, you need to communicate with us, why don't you communicate with us when you notice something is wrong". Granted, there legitimately was an issue where the ticket didn't go through the system. But... I can't know that if I don't look in their general direction. So now I look at her doing her job as much as I fucking want. She's tried confronting me about it a few times since, but I just stare at her until she goes back to doing her job.

Nope not anymore.

I think you didn't get my hint. That's how kids behave when they like each other.

The back tire on my bike is broken, so that means I have to either walk everywhere or ask my coworkers to drive me to the grocery store, or any place I need to go, and of course I don't have a car nor a license. Why the fuck does it seem like every time something marginally good happens to me, something bad has to happen to me just to even it out? Can I not have one good thing happen to me without it instantly be taken away?

Not having the ability to drive, I see so many good deals on various items that I could go get through various online market places, but I just don't have the mobility to do it, instead having to rely on favours from family members.

But on the flipside, you don't have to pay for the fuel, maintaining a car and taxes on it, which probably ends up saving you a good bit of cash.

yeah but cool stuff ;-; You are right though.

Friends also told this when i lamented for my inability to drive car,motorcycle,etc. He said the maintenance cost could easily burn through your wallet

Self driving cars going to take over anyways so since the past few years I've just decided to stop driving altogether.

My credit union has the absolute fucking WORST check-cashing app. Seriously has a below 0.01% of actually accepting your check. Literally playing RNG with a bank, of all things. I have to waste thirty minutes of my time trying to focus the stars into aligning just so the damn thing can detect the check without issues. I could take THE MOST picture-perfect image, and the app still fails to go through. I've hardly felt frustration these past few weeks, but trying to get this damn thing to work makes me want to resort to hanging from my ceiling like an ape

BUT can you go very very fast vroom vroom on highway

So I'm making an audio essay about hostility in digital discourse. I've felt this in particular with seasons 5-8 of Game of Thrones. It's about as hard to avoid digital discourse as it is to avoid feeling horrid from it. I understand people feeling crap from results, but I wish people could be more constructive and empathetic of displaying their emotions. I'd be a hypocrite to say I don't share such problems. Yet I think it's important to recognize such conflicts all the same.

Why do squarespace ads play before EVERY SINGLE FUCKING VIDEO on YouTube? That little percussion jingle has started entering my nightmares and I don't think I can take much more

Should've told your dad to get a pair of nads himself and harden the fuck up.

I refuse to taunt when I win in vidja because it makes me furious when people do it to me. Just let me accept my defeat in peace already

I hate being a picky eater. I wish I could change my taste buds at will.

Next week is final semester test,and yet my teacher thought its a good idea to gave us boatload of fucking assignment. You fucking dick,we are pretty much stressed now because now we have to handle unnecessary assignment. Then you just easily blames us for being "lazy" when we got bad grades.

When your parents and grandparents all have extremely positive traits but they don't pass into you, giving you all the bad DNA.

Nothing like waiting a long time after work trying to play a game with one of your few friends only to be ignored for hours and then sent they already have plans with someone. K, that would have been wornderful to know when I saw their ass online several times instead of taking damn long to say that.

I hate how much it bothers me because I don't know of an easy way to fix this, but I hate it when RPGs (or any game with a custom player character) have unique, difficult to recreate artwork to represent companions or NPCs in the User Interface, and all the player character just gets some dumbshit like a generic symbol or faceless silhouette. Either use portraits of the in-game model for everyone, or give the player some way of generating artwork on-par with the other characters.

Me mum's the 'can I speak to the manager' kinda lady and I ask why she insist on finding reason to quarrel and her response was: "because I'm an old lady and that's what we do".

Might be a bit loud https://files.facepunch.com/forum/upload/204913/e55a4bb9-c6d4-4731-8620-e8495c945035/killme2.mp4

No one talks to me so I constantly bop between 'talking too much to people' and 'shutting myself out from everyone because I feel i'm bothering them'