Grammar pisses ****ing me off

apparently another difference between the royal and proper queen's english and AMUR'CAN!

Parking for expectant mothers

grammer!, pises me....off ?!

Kelsey Grammer pisses me off.


Terrible wooden actor who inexplicably became a multimllionaire with a #1 TV show. Girl's first name. Last name a misspelling of something else that pisses me off.

You know what pisses me off? Perfectly fine masculine names like Kelsey being ripped off by females until they can't be used anymore by their rightful owners, men. Leslie is another example.

#fragileMasculinity

Bob Hope was really named Leslie.

John Wayne was really named Marion.



Both felt the need to pick more masculine names long before whatever crisis we currently have.

Uber annoying that punctuation that wasn't in the quotation goes in the quote marks.

Did you just say "Go **** yourself?" is soooo much worse than "Did you just say "Go **** yourself"? IT WASN'T A QUESTION.

I agree

just park there anyway. It's not legally enforceable

Me too! 1 jolly rancher was 5 cents, 2 was 11 cents after tax. If i had a quarter i would totally make the cashier ring up 5 cents 5 times.

"No problem" seems situational I will cop to that. My OP was referring to certain waiter bro I once had at Tavolino:

5-6 times during the course of an hour plus meal. Water, plates, bread etc.
"Thank you"
"No problem"

"Thank you"
"No problem"

"Thank you"
"No problem"

"Thank you"
"No problem"

"Thank you"
"No problem"

I'm sorry but that is a problem up there with "Do you need change?"


Conversely, as someone has already mentioned, there is a time and a place for 'no problem' or 'no problem at all'. If you make a special request of a server and they deliver, when you say 'thank you' a 'no problem' is accurate and acceptable.

This happened today to get me thinking about it again:

Getting salami at Whole Foods today and I asked for 'pretty thin please'. The girl delivers with a great cut and I says 'thanks that's great I appreciate it" and she says 'no problem at all'. Feels good man.

Then I get cheese with no special request and as she hands it to me I say 'thanks' and she says 'no problem'.




Minor, AND I REALLY SHOULDN"T BE PISSED EL D, but I'm ok with finding that mildly grating.

Do you feel like those should all be "you're welcome"? <--- eat it grammar, BTW

I think we all agree that grammar can eat it.

Just get expected.

because 'go ahead when you're ready' isn't 'hello, are you ready to order?'

27,

No problem!

Why is the second one possessive?

Lol, yeah I don't think I'd like you IRL. Seems like a perfect spot for an "Ok, thanks" to me. Dead silence for 20 seconds in that situation is hilarious.

I actually asked a gas station employee about this once. He said that somehow diesel had been determined not a fire hazard or something. I left shaking my head because I've used diesel to start fires numerous times.

I suppose both our qualms fit the bill of this thread.

If you think about why you use diesel instead of gasoline you'll see why it isn't as much as a hazard.

Diesel will just cook off when you lite it, and Regular gas will combust when you lite it.

That's kind of what I meant. Diesel probably won't explode in your face, but throw a match on it and it's burning.