I don't get it...

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet. Lazy a$$

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Horseballs wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

There are many things that I don't understand. One of them is Lunchables, or really any food that is 10 times the price due to packaging. Pre-sliced apples are another example.

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

Poe4soul wrote:

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

I don't mind the people that drive around the lot. I think FD was referring to the parking space stalkers and I too dislike them. The stalkers are the people that watch for people leaving, stalk them in their cars, and then wait for them to back out. Some will wait for 5 minutes while all of the people stuck behind them get to wait. These people are selfish and lazy.

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

Fluffy wrote:

Poe4soul wrote:

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

I don't mind the people that drive around the lot. I think FD was referring to the parking space stalkers and I too dislike them. The stalkers are the people that watch for people leaving, stalk them in their cars, and then wait for them to back out. Some will wait for 5 minutes while all of the people stuck behind them get to wait. These people are selfish and lazy.

w.r.t the driving and waiting. People are always coming and going.... I believe its the person coming out of the store to just give a show in direction if they are going to go out of their parking space...I always do this and end up saving someone alot of time. No-one has ever showed me though that they are on their way out.

I would rather complain about the asshole who comes out of the store with the bags climb in the car and wait 5minutes before getting out of the parking,while one is sitting there waiting for them to f-off....That boils my blood. Always try to atleast get out as quick as possible...

Atleast the car waiting should be on standby to give way should someone go out...Obviously he can then grab that parking...

Horseballs wrote:

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

Maybe I missed that earlier conversation, but what is the argument about writing checks? I think check writing will not exist within 5 years, hopefully sooner.
I also put everything on a credit card, which I pay off in full every month. I get rewards points, plus I get interest for the balance in my checking account. It's like an interest free loan. Granted, I make jack-shit for interest. I have been running all sorts of expenses through my credit card for quite awhile now. It basically pays for 4 round trip airline tickets per year.

Fluffy wrote:

Poe4soul wrote:

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

I don't mind the people that drive around the lot. I think FD was referring to the parking space stalkers and I too dislike them. The stalkers are the people that watch for people leaving, stalk them in their cars, and then wait for them to back out. Some will wait for 5 minutes while all of the people stuck behind them get to wait. These people are selfish and lazy.

w.r.t the driving and waiting. People are always coming and going.... I believe its the person coming out of the store to just give a show in direction if they are going to go out of their parking space...I always do this and end up saving someone alot of time. No-one has ever showed me though that they are on their way out.

I would rather complain about the asshole who comes out of the store with the bags climb in the car and wait 5minutes before getting out of the parking,while one is sitting there waiting for them to f-off....That boils my blood. Always try to atleast get out as quick as possible...

Atleast the car waiting should be on standby to give way should someone go out...Obviously he can then grab that parking...

Horseballs wrote:Another gripe I've got is yoga pants. I've found myself ogling unattractive chicks at the gym because their yoga pants have built in pads and shit that makes everyone look like they've got an unbelievable ass.
My whole world has been shaken. I've started cross-checking the ass with the midriff before mentally undressing women at the gym. It's a total time-killer that is adversely affecting my workouts.

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!



There is some meds for you FD or medical marihuana may be an option. I prescribe either that or a alcohol of choice.

Poe4soul wrote:

Fluffy wrote:

Poe4soul wrote:

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

I don't mind the people that drive around the lot. I think FD was referring to the parking space stalkers and I too dislike them. The stalkers are the people that watch for people leaving, stalk them in their cars, and then wait for them to back out. Some will wait for 5 minutes while all of the people stuck behind them get to wait. These people are selfish and lazy.

w.r.t the driving and waiting. People are always coming and going.... I believe its the person coming out of the store to just give a show in direction if they are going to go out of their parking space...I always do this and end up saving someone alot of time. No-one has ever showed me though that they are on their way out.

I would rather complain about the asshole who comes out of the store with the bags climb in the car and wait 5minutes before getting out of the parking,while one is sitting there waiting for them to f-off....That boils my blood. Always try to atleast get out as quick as possible...

Atleast the car waiting should be on standby to give way should someone go out...Obviously he can then grab that parking...

HA! Ha! You actually get mad? Really? How trivial is that? Why not just go to an empty spot and park your car? Seems pretty simple to me.

Question, would you get mad if the bags guy put up his stuff, got in the drivers seat, started the car, stopped the car, and then went back into the store. Which would piss you off more? Because I take pleasure in pissing off people like you and I want to make sure I do it in a way that is as obnoxious as you are being holding up everyone behind you. F'ing park your car in an empty spot and quit holding up everyone else that is trying to come and go.

FamousDavis wrote:

Fluffy wrote:

Poe4soul wrote:

jt1135 wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:....why do people do these things? If you do them, please explain.

[list][*]When searching for a parking space, you pull toward the front and sit there in your car waiting for someone to come out of the store so that you can get a space that's very close. You will sit there for 10 minutes waiting and you're in the way of people trying to get out. Why? Why not park 50 to 100 feet away and simply walk? It takes about 10 seconds to walk 100 feet.

Why do you write a check at the supermarket, or anywhere else for that matter? You can get cash back or airline miles by using a credit card. It's much quicker and you don't hold up people in the line behind you while you take out your checkbook, write it out and then wait for approval. Do you not trust yourself to pay off your credit card balance each month? There are no fees as long as you pay it off each month. Duh.

People that rent furniture and other household items. What are you doing? Why are you paying $25 a month to rent a Quazar DVD player? Does the $150 price tag and enormity of paying all of that money up front outweigh the idea of paying $900 over a 3 year period to rent the damn thing? Did you flunk bonehead math?

That brings up the concept of layaway. This is where the store keeps the item and you give them cash every month so that eventually it will be yours. Let me get this straight...you give the store money every month yet they still have the item in their possession. Hmmmm. Just think...if you put $50 a month down on that Mercedes and you pay $20 a month...you'll have that sh!t in about 300 years!

Driving around the parking lot looking for a close spot just shows the pure laziness.

Writing checks doesn't bother me in the least. (we've discussed that before). If your life is way too busy to wait an extra minute or two then I would say you might want to look at your priorities in life. If you were rude enough to be noticed while I'm writing a check ahead of you and you didn't like the speed of things then you damn sure wouldn't like my other speed.

Rent-a-centers are for people that can't get credit or are trying to establish credit.

Layaway works for people on lesser incomes who have a tight budget.

I don't mind the people that drive around the lot. I think FD was referring to the parking space stalkers and I too dislike them. The stalkers are the people that watch for people leaving, stalk them in their cars, and then wait for them to back out. Some will wait for 5 minutes while all of the people stuck behind them get to wait. These people are selfish and lazy.

w.r.t the driving and waiting. People are always coming and going.... I believe its the person coming out of the store to just give a show in direction if they are going to go out of their parking space...I always do this and end up saving someone alot of time. No-one has ever showed me though that they are on their way out.

I would rather complain about the asshole who comes out of the store with the bags climb in the car and wait 5minutes before getting out of the parking,while one is sitting there waiting for them to f-off....That boils my blood. Always try to atleast get out as quick as possible...

Atleast the car waiting should be on standby to give way should someone go out...Obviously he can then grab that parking...

I think this is an admission that you are a parking space stalker. You watch for people leaving the store and then sit there while they get into their car to leave. It upsets you that they don't do it more quickly and make you wait. Meanwhile, I've already parked a little further back and I'm already in the store while your blocking the lane.

FamousDavis wrote:

Horseballs wrote:Another gripe I've got is yoga pants. I've found myself ogling unattractive chicks at the gym because their yoga pants have built in pads and shit that makes everyone look like they've got an unbelievable ass.
My whole world has been shaken. I've started cross-checking the ass with the midriff before mentally undressing women at the gym. It's a total time-killer that is adversely affecting my workouts.

I would rather have an unattractive woman with a great body than the other way around, any day of the week. There is this woman at the gym I belong to. She looks either Greek or Romanian and has the nicest, roundest arse I've ever seen. Her face has a lot to be desired but definitely good enough. The worst are the woman who are skeletons with abosolutely no gluteus maximus.

Horseballs wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:

Horseballs wrote:Another gripe I've got is yoga pants. I've found myself ogling unattractive chicks at the gym because their yoga pants have built in pads and shit that makes everyone look like they've got an unbelievable ass.
My whole world has been shaken. I've started cross-checking the ass with the midriff before mentally undressing women at the gym. It's a total time-killer that is adversely affecting my workouts.

I would rather have an unattractive woman with a great body than the other way around, any day of the week. There is this woman at the gym I belong to. She looks either Greek or Romanian and has the nicest, roundest arse I've ever seen. Her face has a lot to be desired but definitely good enough. The worst are the woman who are skeletons with abosolutely no gluteus maximus.

I totally agree about body vs. face when it comes to ogling at the gym. But, my problem is, the way yoga pants are constructed these days, anyone has a great looking ass. The spandex is sewn to create bumps and hide flaws, and some of them even have pads which deceive poor guys like me. I've seen some of my wife's yoga pants in the wash and they are not some simple spandex creation. They are a horrible lie.
I'll be working out and catch a glimpse of a perfect ass, only to have the woman turn around and be 50 years old with a fupa. You put her in a bikini and you'd have to look away, but in yoga pants, she's looking fine.

FamousDavis wrote:

Horseballs wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:

Horseballs wrote:Another gripe I've got is yoga pants. I've found myself ogling unattractive chicks at the gym because their yoga pants have built in pads and shit that makes everyone look like they've got an unbelievable ass.
My whole world has been shaken. I've started cross-checking the ass with the midriff before mentally undressing women at the gym. It's a total time-killer that is adversely affecting my workouts.

I would rather have an unattractive woman with a great body than the other way around, any day of the week. There is this woman at the gym I belong to. She looks either Greek or Romanian and has the nicest, roundest arse I've ever seen. Her face has a lot to be desired but definitely good enough. The worst are the woman who are skeletons with abosolutely no gluteus maximus.

I totally agree about body vs. face when it comes to ogling at the gym. But, my problem is, the way yoga pants are constructed these days, anyone has a great looking ass. The spandex is sewn to create bumps and hide flaws, and some of them even have pads which deceive poor guys like me. I've seen some of my wife's yoga pants in the wash and they are not some simple spandex creation. They are a horrible lie.
I'll be working out and catch a glimpse of a perfect ass, only to have the woman turn around and be 50 years old with a fupa. You put her in a bikini and you'd have to look away, but in yoga pants, she's looking fine.

I disagree with you on this subject. I think Yoga pants are great. It's fine with me if what I'm seeing is better than reality. Plus, I'm only looking at this point so I'd rather have them wearing form fitting pants that hide the problem areas. Also, I don't know that the Yoga pants are designed in such a way as to make a woman's figure look better. I think it's the simple fact that most of them are black in color and are basically like Capri's that end near the shin. That type of pant always makes a woman appear thinner as opposed to pants that go all the way to the feet and are narrow at the bottom.

I'm glad were back to discussing important topics rather than something stupid like the fiscal cliff.

FamousDavis wrote:OK, here's my final "I don't get it" post:

Why do people get into the Southwest Airlines departure line early and stand there? Nowadays, Southwest will issue you a ticket with either group A, B or C. Also included is a number. So, if you are A25 it means that at any time you can walk over and stand in the space that is labeled 'A 25-30'. You don't need to get there early to get in front of anyone. All you have to do is walk over to that area when they call the A group.

Yet, people will begin standing in their designated number range up to 40 minutes early.

'Dis is crazy

Mostly German wrote:

FamousDavis wrote:OK, here's my final "I don't get it" post:

Why do people get into the Southwest Airlines departure line early and stand there? Nowadays, Southwest will issue you a ticket with either group A, B or C. Also included is a number. So, if you are A25 it means that at any time you can walk over and stand in the space that is labeled 'A 25-30'. You don't need to get there early to get in front of anyone. All you have to do is walk over to that area when they call the A group.

Yet, people will begin standing in their designated number range up to 40 minutes early.

'Dis is crazy

Flying commercial nowadays is crazy. It used to be so mellow back in the '60's. Back when all the pilots were ex-military with the senior guys mostly Korean War vets and the younger guys Viet Nam vets. And there were real honest-to-God stewardesses. Young, decent to great looking, in good shape with pleasing proportions. And you could pick them up sometimes. Back then it was possible to go fire up joints in the lavatories after you reached cruising altitude and the pilot turned off the seatbelt lights and turned on the smoking lamp. The ventilation was so good in the heads that all the pot smoke was exhausted. The seats were wider and there was more legroom even in Steerage Class. They would give you hard liquor drinks for free and bring munchies around frequently.