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

Right when I start to mod my car and have a blast it starts to rain.. going to rain almost entirely for the next two weeks. Fuck

I hate the thought that someone like me would probably do a better job at running the country than Donald Trump. The fact that I likely wouldn't even do a good job at it at all just shows how much Trump has been fucking useless at best.

you're not a big enough piece of shit to get elected

Im completely out of idea how to reset my win10 Every attempt i try so far only results in nothing. Im going to the service center to use the guarantee thing (Hopefully they allow me to reinstall win8 or 7)

My desk buddy at my new job is a chick a few years my junior, and she is like a delicate flower. She has the most gorgeous laugh and I’ve never seen her in a bad mood. She’s like a younger sister I never had. But christ, she CONSTANTLY cracks her knuckles, and every single day she brings in the crunchiest snack foods to eat at her desk. But I can’t bring myself to say anything about it, because again, she’s like a delicate flower.

Mighty AU and his desk buddy sitting in a tree key ay es es ay en gee

I'm tracking a package from overseas and after putting in a tracking site it's going be handled by USPS on the US side. GOD NO

"Does such a thing as 'the fatal flaw,' that showy dark crack running down the middle of a life, exist outside literature? I used to think it didn't. Now I think it does. And I think that mine is this: a morbid longing for the picturesque at all costs. A moi. L 'histoire d'une de mes folies." I will never be able to write as poetically as some authors, and excerpts like these are stabs to the gut that remind me I am a complete novice writer, despite writing since I first learnt how to hold a pencil; someone will always be astronomically better just because they chugged more Charles Dickens when they were four months old, and became a literary genius before they turned twelve.

I'm not sure I get what you mean. Is this excerpt yours?

Oh god no. I should have been more clear. Excerpts like that are what I go for, but then I read back what I write and it's more like "Life is bad, I am sad. Symbolic weather adjectives."

Service center close on Saturday and Sunday Fuck damnit,i need this pc for uni stuff Least i still can use this pc altho its goddamn frustrating since i can't run some apps and settings Can't wait to get this shit resetted

Cmon Treyarch, I just want the damn XMC. Is that too much to ask?

How about mistyping a password once or twice, and then getting spammed by twelve different captchas one after the other before you get a chance to retry?

I can't find a pair of my jeans. I only have three pairs that fit properly so missing a pair means I have to either wear another pair immediately after wearing them, or wash them daily.

When you smoke and drink in large sums just to get an early death, and then you hate yourself because you know people fight cancer and liver disease everyday.

Whoever came up with New Dew No Calories should be shot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp9lMwFO_MU Not my vid

a mod in a discord server i'm in gets upset at lizards with titties, respects satanism "from a philosophical standpoint," but willingly defends cub porn and yet everyone loves them

Well, to be honest with you, I may be as far removed from being a literary expert as can be (especially when it comes to English literature), but I don't find that excerpt to be all that fancy. The gratuitous use of French may have something to do with it. It may seem sophisticated to most, but to native speakers it just sounds pretentious, dumb and uh, cliché. Doubly so when the grammar is broken or the phrase makes literally no sense. It's the same problem as non-English speakers who (often incorrectly) jam English verbiage in their discourse to sound more "business-like". I guess a language loses most of its charm when you hear it used to say stupid stuff on a daily basis. The sentence structure also seems pretty basic. "I used to think it didn't. Now I think it does. And I think that mine is this", it could have been an excerpt from some forum post and you wouldn't see much of a difference. In fact, I was confused for a minute because I couldn't tell whether you were making a particularly verbose post or were actually quoting something. Then again, I may be wrong, perhaps this makes sense in context and I'm just used to French literature where long and complicated sentences are more common. I also don't think chugging Charles Dickens since birth is what makes a difference in terms of talent. It may be the sincerest form of flattery, but imitation does not a great artist make. In fact, AI will most likely be able to do the same in a few years. You're defined more by how you stand out than how close to your role models you can get. Sure, understanding other writers' style and how they get their message across is useful to build your own, but you shouldn't let the comparison with your own work let you down. Learn to spot, appreciate and develop your own quirks, don't simply focus on what others do that you don't.

Pages that spam the absolute shit out your history so you can't click back to the previous page Websites where only the homepage hijacks you into some fakeass "congratulations lucky <service> user"! Pages where there is so much whitespace you only see 3 sentences on a large screen at a time Sites that want to get notification privileges and autoplay unmutable videos and demand you sign up for a newsletter 2 seconds in Sites that have 150 trackers and ads that bitch about people using adblock

People who tease other people in the same way they tease their friends. The whole point of friendly teasing is that you know it’s a joke because you’re close friends; it’s not about thick skin, but mutual understanding. This is how a lot of bullying happens, but people don’t realize that since they think bullying only happens on purpose.

I can't use headphone for too long or else my right ear started to get wonky. Strangely,doesn't apply to earphone

It doesn't help that I am pressed by multiple people to make a choice after graduating as I do not even know what I truely want to do after getting my diploma. IT support is okay in pay and the flexibility (and reduced work stress) is enticing but its not something I really enjoy doing. I don't know what else appeals extremely much to me. I doubt that I'll get through the physical testing aspect of the airforce IT position I applied for. Can these people just stop fucking pressing me for a choice and using 'oh your so young so you dont need to worry about wasting your time' excuse on me. I am completely aware of that but I don't want to waste my years chasing pointless educations that I don't enjoy one bit and I should be especially making a good choice now before the future circumstances restrict my free time or possibilities. I guess I am just mad at myself mostly for not fixing my shit or the inability to get 100% motivated to chase my dreams which I can't seem to reach with my constant inaction.

Depression. Depression makes me mad.

I have literally no clue if my package is in the hands of USPS or if the plane it was on suddenly disappeared. 9/10 times USPS is simply too lazy to scan.

All package carriers are shit. Esp the ones in China.

I've never really had issues with UPS or fedex. However I learned of a "black hole" USPS location in bell gardens where packages never seem to leave. If anything it's going to pass through los angeles customs and hopefully head my way and avoid that place. But once again they never seem to scan so all I can do is hope.

I hate the culture surrounding "gifted" kids. "Oh, my kid is so smart!" Yeah, I bet those elementary school test scores won't look so glamours when it's 10-15 years later and the fucker is addicted to anti-depressants and can't hold down a job, develop relationships or even take care of themselves. Every gift comes at a cost, and maybe things could've been different for them if we realized that brilliance in one specific way meant sickness in another.

people assume a lot about myself because i test well and nobody ever thinks i'm possibly not happy with how things are and frankly it's crushing as one of these "gifted" kids

I would have suggested the culture around kids with autism. Full disclaimer: I have not been diagnosed with Asperger’s, but on my own (unreliable) diagnosis, I practically tick every box of its symptoms. And saying that, I have seen kids with autism these days being given... over the top treatment. I have been in line at a supermarket checkout while the mother in front of me was going on a full rant to the checkout chick about her poor son and his autism, while her son was standing there just looking humiliated. And other things too eg there are classrooms just for kids with autism, and I believe that the special treatment of kids diagnosed with autism will lead to those kids growing up with fewer opportunities once they enter the real world. Not saying that kids with autism should ‘toughen up’, no. But I think that people are overreacting to other people with autism. My mum actually suspected that my brother and I had Asperger’s and tried to get us diagnosed with it. But my dad strongly refused, because he wanted us to be treated as normal kids by others, and not as a special class.

In elementary school I was given a gifted kid test and I purposefully put shitty answers so I wouldn't have to join it. They put me in the program anyways... Despite that, throughout all of those gifted classes I deluded myself into thinking I was a genius or something, and it didn't help that all the adults in my life agreed.