Holiday's and customs as an obligation, as something to constrain and bind us.
Let things like Thanksgiving enable you to enjoy this time of year. Don't let it obligate you to do things you don't want to do. If there's something about the current tradition that you don't like, don't do it! Start a new tradition.
This.
I've tried for a decade to get my family to do "second Thanksgiving" on the following Saturday or Sunday every other year so we can all be together every year. Thanksgiving is by far my favorite tradition, but my family can't get over the fact that we wouldn't be doing it on Thursday, and have always refused. For reasons unknown, they finally relented this year and realized my point, but still tied it to Sunday dinner after church.
It's an improvement.
Agreed. Anyone who does this should be ashamed of themselves.Not really a stupid pet peeve as much as a **** you, you inconsiderate ****s. Shopping on Thanksgiving Day. ****ing *****.
This thread. It's petty and judgemental.
This thread. It's petty and judgemental.
E cigarettes. Maybe it's not the "vaping", but the people doing it. They're worse than smokers. They literally have zero ***** to give about laws/rules about them. "I know it says no smoking right there, but this isn't smoking, it's vaping." Assholes.
This thread. It's petty and judgemental.
It's better than taking frustration out in more harmful ways.
Speaking of judgmental, you spelled it wrong. hehe
Yikes!PSA of the day:
If you know there is an electrician working in the office next to yours, and you hear a circuit breaker trip, DON'T be a nice guy and reset it. That is a very good way to have some poor electrician suddenly have electricity flowing their body. Please just leave it alone and let the Sparky turn it back on when he's ready.
Yikes!
No, “OUCH”. Followed by a string of four letter expletives.