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Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!

Maximator

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People that park their car in the bike lane. I get that there aren't that many parking spaces in Beijing, but for ***** sake, the bike lane exists for the bikers safety and not for you to park your ****** car. There is however a special place in hell for the following people. Sometimes there is a small (maybe 2 feet high) fence to separate the car lane and the bike lane. This is great, as it stops people from parking there. UNLESS some **** decides to park their car RIGHT in the entrance of that fence, essentially blocking off the entire bike lane(which sometimes is over half a mile long). This then force s all the bikers to drive on the road with the cars. Most of the time that's okay, but just VERY slow.

I guess that's the worst of it. Other that that it's just people seeing the bike lane as a "multi-purpose lane" where everyone can do whatever they want. I've seen quite a few people pushing people in wheelchairs on the bike lane, mostly because the actual sidewalk is designed like crap(ie large holes for trees etc).
 
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OmniscientCause

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no other associates today...went from doing my own stuff to picking up another persons tasks for 2 days then two more peoples today...couple that with weekly reporting and managers that dont want to do anything to help and you have a busy day. I was there for 2 extra hours sending out weekly reports. And the what bothered me more then anything was that I was expected to do everything and at the same capacity of 4 people...while i hear the managers joking around all day.

my boss has been a complete tool the last few weeks also.

We have a group office communicator chat and she suggests something for one of our sign offs. I say I dont have a problem with it but I am going to play devils advocate and remind you why we dont sign off a certain way because the VP doesnt want one person signing off for everyone...then I get "this is not up for debate" where the **** was I debating any of this? I said i could care less but the vp might....facepalm.jpeg
 

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Why is it that if i call my father on his birthday he cannot be reached either on his cell or home phone, and that if i call The day after i'm accused of not calling at all. I'm getting close to just giving up on The relation, Its just not worth this **** everytime. **** him and that witch of à woman hè Married. Its just Every ******* time...
 

HRoi

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This has some pretty disturbing pedophiliac undertones...

no ****,but I was being serious. when they grow up and you raise them with a sense of responsibility, they could do **** for you around the house, and when they get their Driver license, run errands
 

patrickBOOTH

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You could be like me. When I got my driver's license my mother told me to pick up her dry cleaning often. Each time I took about 6 hours to do this. After a while she didn't ask me to do anything anymore.
 

HRoi

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People that park their car in the bike lane. I get that there aren't that many parking spaces in Beijing, but for ***** sake, the bike lane exists for the bikers safety and not for you to park your ****** car. There is however a special place in hell for the following people. Sometimes there is a small (maybe 2 feet high) fence to separate the car lane and the bike lane. This is great, as it stops people from parking there. UNLESS some **** decides to park their car RIGHT in the entrance of that fence, essentially blocking off the entire bike lane(which sometimes is over half a mile long). This then force s all the bikers to drive on the road with the cars. Most of the time that's okay, but just VERY slow. 

I guess that's the worst of it. Other that that it's just people seeing the bike lane as a "multi-purpose lane" where everyone can do whatever they want. I've seen quite a few people pushing people in wheelchairs on the bike lane, mostly because the actual sidewalk is designed like crap(ie large holes for trees etc).

the world hasn't run out of ways to be douchebags to bikers. I only ride for exercise and have mainly found alternative methods because I've grown to fear for my life. of course, as I type this I am reminded of the assclown yesterday who was riding on the sidewalk, opposite the flow of traffic, with a perfectly wide, well marked bike lane 6 feet away. almost collided with a lady in a motorized wheelchair
 

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I've come to the conclusion that my coworker is pretty much just a child, albeit one in his late 30s. At the close of our shifts we are supposed to call each other during this trade-off period, typically this call is only truly important when the following day veers from the usual...such as having to get to the job earlier than we typically call, etc... Last night he attempted to call me at 19:20 & 19:25; I was at dinner, and my phone was on silent...I noticed he called when I was in the bathroom and left him a text message, informing that I noticed his two calls, and I would call after dinner (this was 19:45). I attempted to call him at 22:00, which is when our shifts switch...no answer, so I leave him a text message stating that if anything would be different than typical, to give me a call, regardless of the time.

Well, he decided to call the owner of the company we work for, and tell them that he tried to contact me for hours and how he thought I was drunk. WTF? I was at dinner, I informed him I would call him back, and I did call him back...regardless there wasn't anything out of the ordinary about today. Typically I don't even receive calls from him, and as was the case two weeks ago, his lack of calling me to notify me that I had to get to a job at 6:45 cost a client $$$$$$.

Dude is really pissing me off, and I haven't had problems with him in the past much. But lately, yes...and he is always complaining about the workers at the different sites. His background is in construction - I would guess that he would be able to get along better with everyone at the sites than a college kid like myself.

ugh.
 

L'Incandescent

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Shopping for furniture is hard. I don't know exactly what I'm looking for, but I know that everything I see is not it. (I know I want something very contemporary looking at least.) Also, I'm very worried that I"m going to spend a lot of money on furniture and within a day Genevieve will ruin it by clawing it up or pooping on it.
 

in stitches

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my daughters hamster died a few hours ago. she is ok, but pretty sad. was crying earlier. sucks.
 

in stitches

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thanks, max. much appreciated.
 

Claghorn

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Shopping for furniture is hard. I don't know exactly what I'm looking for, but I know that everything I see is not it. (I know I want something very contemporary looking at least.) Also, I'm very worried that I"m going to spend a lot of money on furniture and within a day Genevieve will ruin it by clawing it up or pooping on it.

Don't buy anything unless it "speaks" to you.

And there is some very nice metal furniture out there (I'm being serious...I have a metal chair that looks like it'd be uncomfortable as hell but somehow it isn't)

The same guy makes a couch, but it was out of my price range. Cat proof furniture does exist (Genevieve hasn't learned how to weld yet, right?)
 

LawrenceMD

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my daughters hamster died a few hours ago. she is ok, but pretty sad. was crying earlier. sucks.


come on admit it... you accidentally killed it yourself during a freak vacuuming accident.
 

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