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Stupid Pet Peeves

Rubashov said:
Been in bed 4 hours still no sleep
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That sucks.
I have the opposite problem

I fall asleep really fast but then don't stay asleep. End up waking up hours before my alarm goes off

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fishonjazz said:
That sucks.
I have the opposite problem

I fall asleep really fast but then don't stay asleep. End up waking up hours before my alarm goes off

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Sounds like me when I had my apnea. Now I have the same issue as @Rubashov . Lay there for hours sometimes, no sleep.
 
LogGrad98 said:
Sounds like me when I had my apnea. Now I have the same issue as @Rubashov . Lay there for hours sometimes, no sleep.
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I'm not sure which is worse but I think I would rather have my issue than you and rubashovs. Sucks for you guys.

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bigb said:
When other people’s poor planning and/or lack of communication leave them in a bind and they think that makes an emergency for me to fix it.
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When I was in high school I did a summer internship at NIST. The stock room there had this sign prominently on the wall: "LACK OF PLANNING ON YOUR PART DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN EMERGENCY ON MY PART." That has stuck with me, and I'm very conscious now whenever I run into situations where my lack of planning means that others have to do extra work they weren't planning on, of being extra thankful to those individuals.
 
When people in my twitter feed make comments with no reference as to what the comments are about. This often happens during sporting events, like they will tweet "Nice play!" or "Did you see that defense!" but without indicating the game or even sport. Without any other context I have no idea what game they were even watching, so the comments make no sense. Plus I only check twitter a couple of times a day, so I'm often reading these comments 8-12 hours after whatever game it was, has gotten over. It's annoying.
 
colton said:
When people in my twitter feed make comments with no reference as to what the comments are about. This often happens during sporting events, like they will tweet "Nice play!" or "Did you see that defense!" but without indicating the game or even sport. Without any other context I have no idea what game they were even watching, so the comments make no sense. Plus I only check twitter a couple of times a day, so I'm often reading these comments 8-12 hours after whatever game it was, has gotten over. It's annoying.
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I check Twitter once or twice a year.


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bigb said:
When other people’s poor planning and/or lack of communication leave them in a bind and they think that makes an emergency for me to fix it.
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I was thinking this same thing earlier today.

colton said:
When I was in high school I did a summer internship at NIST. The stock room there had this sign prominently on the wall: "LACK OF PLANNING ON YOUR PART DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN EMERGENCY ON MY PART." That has stuck with me, and I'm very conscious now whenever I run into situations where my lack of planning means that others have to do extra work they weren't planning on, of being extra thankful to those individuals.
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I mentioned this sign to someone recently and was contemplating printing one out and hanging it on my office door. I chickened out.
 
colton said:
When people in my twitter feed make comments with no reference as to what the comments are about. This often happens during sporting events, like they will tweet "Nice play!" or "Did you see that defense!" but without indicating the game or even sport. Without any other context I have no idea what game they were even watching, so the comments make no sense. Plus I only check twitter a couple of times a day, so I'm often reading these comments 8-12 hours after whatever game it was, has gotten over. It's annoying.
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I agree to a certain extent, and it does make reading Twitter a bit annoying for those of us who only check this stuff once a day. However, my daily frustration in life is trying to teach my 81-year-old mother how to deal with Facebook. One of her pet peeves is why people post things ON THEIR OWN WALL that she doesn't understand. It has made me realize that neither she nor I need to grasp everything that is posted in the world.
 
colton said:
Yeah, I just really started using it this year. Am liking a lot of things. Just not this pet peeve.
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I started reading Twitter more because I find the Jazz players rather entertaining to follow.
 
Lost a tire on the way home from work tonight due to a lane splitting motorcycle. Moving at about 70, on a gentle curve, came up on a retread covering the narrow shoulder and sticking about 3 feet into my lane. I went to swerve around it, had plenty of room in my lane, until a bike cut between me and the guy next to me. I had to move back over to keep from hitting him and hit the piece of tread dead on. Popped my tire. Right on the shoulder of the tire. Can't patch it. Bought a new pair of tires. Yay.
 
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