What Really Gets You ****ed Off?

When I have to tell someone who is higher rank than me, been in the military a lot longer than me, how to do his job. That really gets me ****ed off.

 

When my kids hide Oreos, Little Debbies and the like in their rooms and force me to look for them.

 

Are you a non-comm?

Those guys are the backbone of the military. Without them, we got nothing.

 

In the spirit of 7th's post with a twist:

I hate it when people (legislators, school board members, etc) make education policy when they have had zero training in education.

 

Amen to that.

 

Amen to that.

 

Just keep in mind that, if legislators only passed laws in areas where they had knowledge, we would be practically lawless.

 

Getting words replaced by *'s. Even when they aren't that bad.

 

I realize that, but being ignorant and not seeking the council of experts in theory AND those charged with implementing policy leads to the cluster we have in our schools today. I don't think it's too much to ask for a school board member to have some background in education, like having a high school diploma.....

 

You can't even use some terms used by professionals. V a g i n a is the anatomically correct term used by gynecologists and other MDs. It looks like this with the adsense Nazis: ******. It's more like adnonsense.

 

Sounds like you're trying too hard.

 

Or doing my job..

 

Telling people how to do their job is your job? That's cool. I wouldn't expect it to make you very many friends though.

 

If someone screws up in his line of work, people die. Come to think of it, people die when they do it right. It's just the folks we want to die....

 

"The secret to winning a war isn't dying for your country. It's making some other poor bastard die for his country". - Gen. George S. Patton

 

It's my job to advise and assist. It they're f'kn up then I have to say something. I feel like it's happening a little too often.

 

yes

 

I was just messin with him. I have experience with that ********* too...

Why did censor "work force"?

 

I found that maybe a third of the crew actually cared or had an ounce of good work ethic. Some were just that incompetent, but mostly laziness was the problem.

 

No problem dude. I was messing around, too. 7th's a bad dude. He actually inspired a tv show. You may have seen it: 1,000 Ways to Die.