ThreadBare said:

yo you hackin'?

ZombieKitten said:

has there been any foul play?

ZombieKitten said:

Yeah, but Aussie kids need 'em to fight off dingoes, right?

Lammastide said:

only if they are babies, and to use the pointy straws they need the ability to hold objects between thumb and index finger which typically develops in infants between 12 and 15 months of age so, useless really

ZombieKitten said:

Of course.

Fury said:

Can I share in this Baltimore lovefest? My brother used to hack for extra cash, and ohhh the people he met

Lammastide said:

older siblings can help though, to look out for the young ones

Sidewalk parkers, but if you lived in NYC, they would toll you quicker than you can blink

Anxiety said:

do you mean like mystery holes in the plasterboard?

most people in houston snub public transportation.

the thing about it, houston has like a hundred mile radius!..

ZombieKitten said:

Don't fool yourself. It's only so they can later stick them with pointy straws

Spitting

I could tolerate all the other dumb shit to some extent but THAT....

Harlepolis said:

Guys at my school spit, like, everywhere

I've never understood why they do it

thekidsgirl said:

Charm City love!

People in Vancouver have a hard time figuring out how to get off of a bus for some reason. The back doors have big yellow signs saying "PRESS HERE TO OPEN". But every single time I'm on the bus (and that's several times a day as I don't drive) at least one yahoo decides it will be much more effective to stand in front of the exit doors and yell "Back door!" as loud as they can and not touch the door at all.

well, i've only lived here for a few weeks, give me a few months & i'll have something dumb to report...hehe!

ZombieKitten said:

Is someone sitting behind that kid or is that all his hair?

& the only thing I can think of is the sideshow (which probably happens in more cities than I know). It's been going on since I was little, the area changes but the activity is the same. People gather on a certain block/parking lot/intersection, burn up their tires speeding in circles, hang out the windows of the car, play loud music, & completely disrupt the neighborhood. I went to one when I was in my early teens, had no business out there w/ those fools. I never did understand the concept of fucking up your tires just to show off

When it's sunny they complain that it doesn't rain
and
When it rains they wish it could be sunny

I hate it when people drive slowly in the right (express) lane

I especially loath it when people fart it public and look around like ‘ um that wasn't me so I wonder who it was’

People here bitch to no end whenever it snows or gets remotely cold during the winter months. I mean, hello? This is Canada.
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CalhounSq said:

That's funny. I bet this does happen in many places, but it always has impressed me primarily as a California thing.

Anxiety said:

cornhole is sweeping the nation.

Shorty said:

i think there's a deep, dark secret to cornhole and i am going to dig and dig until i get to the bottom of it!





i just grossed my SELF out

Anxiety said:

yeah...ewww!

Our football team just hired Michael Vick- Now you tell me ! WTF????

People in Chicago haven't been told, the lever on the left of the steering column is your Turn Signal: Push down to turn left. Push up to turn right.

TD3 said:

Yeah, New Jersey drivers didn't get that memo either.

jone70 said:

yes but do they call it a "blinker" or a "directional"
in NH we call it a directional I mean sure...we use the term blinker too...I never knew directional was weird till my from from Louisiana came up and bout busted a gut laughing at the term "directional" We even have a few signs that say "use directional"

TD3 said:

I seem to notice people using it, not to indicate where they plan to go, but rather to indicate where they are already halfway to being