My Pet Peeve

[Merry Prankster]

People who use "point of fact" (mostly idiot lawyers) instead of "in fact"

[Prairie Dawn]

People who use "point of fact" (mostly idiot lawyers) instead of "in fact"

Ugh! What the hell is up with that?

People who use the "word" irregardless.   

[Merry Prankster]

Clients who throw things at me!

The Prankster forgot to ask, but he is curious.   Did you use your blocker pad, catching glove, or just swipe them aside with your stick?

[Prairie Dawn]

The Bruins.

Hello! Did you have some Xanax in your coffee this weekend?

[Merry Prankster]

The Bruins.

Hello! Did you have some Xanax in your coffee this weekend?

Don't worry PD.  The Caps are in town tonight.  Their matador defense and swiss-cheese goal-tending should help the Bruins get well.

[ponytail]

skunks....

[Prairie Dawn]

The Bruins.

Hello! Did you have some Xanax in your coffee this weekend?

Don't worry PD.  The Caps are in town tonight.  Their matador defense and swiss-cheese goal-tending should help the Bruins get well.

Hockey players who cannot skate backwards! LOL! Only kidding MP.  That was a good game. Poor Ovie (yep, I said that) is he expected to do EVERYTHING?

In answer to your prior question....I am very good at ducking and deflecting. 

[ponytail]

running out of something, and the nearest place to get it is 25 miles away

[Prairie Dawn]

running out of something, and the nearest place to get it is 25 miles away

OH! I hate that too!

Black ice

[Cookie Monster]

People that seem to be more interested in what you are doing that what they are doing themselves.

[Merry Prankster]

People that seem to be more interested in what you are doing that what they are doing themselves.

The Prankster agrees.  So Cookie, what have you been up to?

[bacali]

A loud motorcycle zooming out of my quiet dead end street. 

[Prairie Dawn]

incorrectly poured Guinness.......

[ponytail]

callouses

[Snowbird]

The closing of mental hospitals in the name of "human rights".  Now these poor people are either homeless, in jail, or prison because there is no where else to put them.  We have done more harm to them trying to protect their "rights" than we were when we cared for them in hospitals with trained personnel. 
Here in Georgia we now have these private "care homes" where a few people live together with care givers.  The trouble is the "care givers" are people hired without qualifications (although this is not suppose to be the case), not enough people to do regular checks to be sure they are treated right, and the owners of these homes are making lots of money.  We just recently had a case of a women who owned four such houses in middle Georgia, did not check the records of her employees, hired anyone who she could find to work cheap.  The people who lived in one of these homes were being beaten and treated badly.  The ones doing the abuse said that the owner told them it was okay.
Sorry I got on my soapbox but having grown up in a town that had the largest mental hospital in the states at one time, I have compassion for these people.  My father worked in  the admission office, my mother was an occupational therapist, and I worked as a secretary in several areas.  Now the buildings are left empty and the people are in jails and prisons.  The percentage of inmates in jails that have mental problems is ridiculous.