| User | Comment |
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| juliw | | posted 29-Dec-2001 11:28am |
I hate to admit it, but I have a couple of relatives that just bug the living crap out of me. We get along okay, but they reallly get on my nerves. I also have a couple really difficult co-workers, but I guess that's universal. |
| confetti | | posted 29-Dec-2001 12:35pm |
Inne (jumbled) does. She's this dog who refuses to have a normal conversation. So we're at school, blah blah blah about guys and ponytails and the rest, and you tell her off for something minor. She starts talking really, really loudly and laughing at you, drawing attention from everybody. She's so annoying. And she has this horse laugh. I just feel like tearing out pieces of her long, perfectly shiny black hair whenever she's near...thank God I don't have to see most of these people on vacation. |
jettles   | | posted 29-Dec-2001 12:40pm |
sometimes, but it seems to change at times....... there are one or two people at work who can send me into a rant!! |
| serendipity | | posted 29-Dec-2001 1:23pm |
He's a fat little toad, with greasy hair and big yellowy dog eyes. He's the kind of gay that leaves a foul taste in my mouth. He smells weird. He is overbearing yet totally devoid of taste. He is a degenerate, who smokes rock cocaine yet goes to work every day. He is a parvenu. I can't stand him. |
| phi | | posted 29-Dec-2001 2:18pm |
Oh, lots of people. But I have them all hidden. |
| Oscar | | posted 29-Dec-2001 2:51pm |
It's this woman at work that I lovingly refer to as *&%^. Her name is Dianne. I hate her. I feel that hate is a strong word and she is the only person that I have used it on. |
| kaleb777 | | posted 29-Dec-2001 2:52pm |
Yes. There is a boss at work who can ask me to do something as nice as pie and I am always compelled to argue with him. He took me aside once to ask me to show him more respect and I argued with him for 20 minutes about why he doesn't deserve any respect. I can't stand this guy. |
| jkiehart | | posted 29-Dec-2001 3:16pm |
My mom really knows what buttons to push...
But that happens. |
| Biggles | | posted 29-Dec-2001 3:35pm |
I don't think so, no. |
| Katrina16 | | posted 29-Dec-2001 4:29pm |
I had a friend that whenever I was with her I turned angry. She was very controlling and I hated seeing her. When I got home from her house I'd get all mad at my family and stuff. I dont see her anymore thankfully.
Also I have cousins that drive me insane. |
| HareKrishna | | posted 29-Dec-2001 4:31pm |
Certain people I work for & with. |
| HareKrishna | | (reply to phi) posted 29-Dec-2001 4:32pm |
You killed them? |
| Matt | | posted 29-Dec-2001 4:43pm |
YES!!! He gets me in such a bad mood too... |
| phi |
no, I just don't hang out with them any more. In the worst case, a former coworker, this was made easier by his moving to Europe. |
| mandy | | posted 30-Dec-2001 12:02am |
Mum |
| Maarten | | posted 30-Dec-2001 5:25am |
Not anymore, I kicked her out of my life. Her name is Shaila. |
| Wendy | | posted 30-Dec-2001 6:35am |
YES! There's this girl that I used to be friends with, but she talked about herself, and ONLY herself! The other day she called, and I told her I was on the other line with a guy that I know (I said his name) and she was like "Who?!?!" even though I talk about him all the time! What's the point if I do all the friggin' listening? Arrrggghhh! |
Lahdee  | | posted 30-Dec-2001 9:20am |
My sister in law. |
| Jemmy | | posted 30-Dec-2001 1:38pm |
There used to be. A teacher. She isn't in my life anymore, and I honestly believe if she was still my teacher, I wouldn't behave the same way. I've got a lot of regrets about the way I acted with her. Not to say that she wasn't completely horrid to me also, but you know. That's doesn't make it right for me. |
| autumnlight | | posted 30-Dec-2001 1:42pm |
Yes, a guy I know who lives across the street. He knows he can wind me up easily so he does it on purpose! |
| JoanneW123199 | | posted 30-Dec-2001 2:50pm |
my father in law just drives me up the wall... i can't stand being in the same room with him for more than five minutes because i'm afraid i'll snap and say something that i regret!! |
| HareKrishna | | (reply to phi) posted 30-Dec-2001 4:25pm |
OIC. Hare Krishna!  |
| serendipity | | (reply to mandy) posted 30-Dec-2001 4:27pm |
Tell me. I wanna know what created you. |
| mandy |
No you don't.  |
| pinkcullin | | posted 30-Dec-2001 7:07pm |
Yes and i punched him in the face |
| Cleo | | posted 31-Dec-2001 1:06am |
My 30 year old son & my mother-in law. Geeze! She's just like that song.I have to be drunk to be around her sometimes. One of these days Alice! Boom zoom to the moon! |
| cody | | posted 31-Dec-2001 1:29am |
I think your explanation is off-the-mark, however, there are certain people whose belief in what is in my interests are not in line with my own, and there can occasionally be significant amounts of conflict between myself and those people. They tend to be relatives. I have no tolerance for their trying to interfere with my life. |
| jkiehart | | (reply to cody) posted 31-Dec-2001 1:35am |
Wait'll you enter the job market on a "professional" level, or whatever, oy vey! |
| Dino | | posted 31-Dec-2001 4:28am |
Not anymore. I used to know someone who was so depressed or troubled. I spent 9 months of my life listening to him and trying to help but in the end I used to get frustrated and started nagging him and shouting at him. Suffice to say he got depressed and troubled and moved on to his next victim. Modern day vampirism. He drained me of all my energy just being in the same room as him. |
TeddyMiller  | | posted 31-Dec-2001 8:48am |
Not one particular person, but certain types of people; religious proselytizers or subway platform musicians, for example. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 31-Dec-2001 1:43pm |
Yes, a co-worker. What a twit she is and to make matter worse-they just hired her boyfriend-I've known him for years and he is more of a twit than she is! I just ran into her today (New Year's Eve) and she wanted to know if I would babysit her two kids so she could go out and get drunk (she is Mormon). I told he that I don't babysit for people so they can go get drunk, that she is underage (20)-so that is illegal and Mormons aren't supposed to consume alcohol, cigarettes or caffeine (she is always going on about how religous she is). |
| Cleo |
When I was little,some of my relatives called that particular behavior "Jack Mormons".Why I don't know? Why couldn't it be Bob,Jim,Joe,Larry,Steve,Dave??Weird. |
| wavez2000 |
at times my family, even though we are close, this is why im moving out soon. And some of my coworkers and my boss and rude as hell customers who have nothing better to do than to be asses!!!!! |
| wavez2000 | | (reply to confetti) posted 1-Jan-2002 1:58am |
Darn why dont you just slap the crap out of her when she starts drawing attention to you like that, knock her for a loop and start laughing aloud at her while she's on the ground in pain,,then ask her how to hell she likes the crap? man some people make me want to throw myself off the trinity river bridge in texas..lol (im to chicken.) |
| jkiehart |
Holy crap!
...Just had to say something to that crazy ass comment! |
| confetti | | (reply to wavez2000) posted 1-Jan-2002 11:23am |
Because I'm fourteen years old and have no strength in my upper body. |
| Emmajoy |
Mom-in-law. No question about it. |
| mrsbbear |
Unfortunately, my mother seems often to bring out the worst in me more often than not. She lives with my husband and me, and she always seems to need to read me a newspaper article or talk to me when I would much rather be alone, and I get very irritated with her. It's a terrific effort for me to be as civil to her as I would be to a friend who wanted to interact. She seems stuck in one of two modes: moping in her room and very reclusive and depressed, or more cheerful, but constantly underfoot and chattering. She talks through movies and TV programs, hovers at the back of anyone using the computer, just waiting for them to notice her, and fills any comfortable silences with inane chatter. But she has better days too, and I genuinely like and love her, except when she won't let me enjoy some quiet or solitude.
I find myself being a very ugly person sometimes, when I am frustrated with the lack of private space. I'll be glad when and if she gets more of a life of her own, and makes friends she can socialize with, instead of me 24/7! |
| sweetpea |
My Mother.
Nuff said. |
| wavez2000 | | (reply to confetti) posted 2-Jan-2002 3:14am |
sorry phoebe, didnt know that...was really just being funny. |
| skylark |
My girlfriend is responsible for bringing out both the best and the worst in me. |
| confetti | | (reply to wavez2000) posted 2-Jan-2002 12:17pm |
I was being quietly cynical  |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Cleo) posted 2-Jan-2002 1:00pm |
I've heard that term as well. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to Cleo) posted 2-Jan-2002 1:01pm |
That should be, "Holy Crap, Batman!" (after all you live in Gotham City). |
| Cleo |
lol lol lol |
| Wookiewoman |
Yes, my boss!!!!!! That's why I'm looking for a new job! |
| LAPollard84 |
My brother's friend. She drives me crazy. I can't stand to be around her, and she is always at my house. |
| yorricks |
Yes. There is one guy at work who drives me to an irrational rage with little or no effort on his part. I am ashamed of this because in general I think he's a decent human being and a very good worker; nevertheless, I can't work in the same area as this guy for more than an hour without wanting to scream at him to go do anatomically implausible things to himself. |
| jkiehart |
I live in Gotham City!
*tries to impress Kate, who she's crushing on* |
| jkiehart | | (reply to Frostbrand) posted 3-Jan-2002 1:33am |
I can't help but notice that you haven't answered your survey, so who is it that brings out the worst in you against your will?
*waits expectantly* |
| darkshadowsseeker | | (reply to jkiehart) posted 3-Jan-2002 3:02pm |
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| Frostbrand | | (reply to jkiehart) posted 3-Jan-2002 5:11pm |
Lots of people, at home, here, and at other websites. |
| lerojist |
I try to keep an even keel. Obviously, in life, you will run across people that have diametrically opposing views, makes you feel tense, but I remain on an even keel. I'm not a physical person, I'm verbally calm. |
| anonymous |
I believe this comes from our innerself more than from others.
If ever a person makes a negative effect on me I never see this person again. |
| everglow | | posted 4-Jan-2002 10:51pm |
my brother. he irritates the hell out of me. i think i might have to do away with him. he he he he he he......... |
| spidertea |
Sometimes my mother. |
| Kristal_Rose |
No, but someones evil side can bring out mine. Now I know. I wish I could just bury it forever.
And if not ranting, at least some sort of dizzy minded sweet oblivious abandon. |
| Gamera | | posted 6-Jan-2002 11:24pm |
Yes, and I'm working on what it is in me that makes me react this way. |
| Gamera | | (reply to Dino) posted 6-Jan-2002 11:34pm |
I know a woman like that. When she and I were both in relationships that were unhealthy for us, we bonded and helped each other through some rough stuff. But after time it has started to really look like she has no interest in getting well. She has slid over to a slightly different "branch of the social tree" and is, from what I hear, running through all the same issues over again, in the same way. |
| Delirium |
My ex. and at times-- my mom. |
| cuteasabutton | | posted 7-Jan-2002 10:50pm |
Yes, my to be step-mom. |
| CheshireKat |
Kids from middle school... |
| prince | | posted 13-Jan-2002 3:09am |
My other half. |
| sdominguez | | posted 14-Jan-2002 4:09pm |
The F*#$%# little stripper Madison! What a whore and husband stealer. |
| sdominguez | | posted 14-Jan-2002 4:09pm |
The F*#$%# little stripper Madison! What a whore and husband stealer. |
| anonymous | | posted 14-Jan-2002 4:09pm |
The F*#$%# little stripper Madison! What a whore and husband stealer. |
| Hans | | posted 19-Jan-2002 1:58pm |
My ex-gf's father!!! |
| ASexyBabe | | posted 21-Jan-2002 3:05pm |
ASBT's exwife arrrrrrrrggggg I could just strangle her. She dosent even have to open her mouth and I feel that way about her |
| Frostbrand |
A little bitter, are we? |
| two2funi | | posted 24-Jan-2002 12:42am |
usually an ex...... |
| pipeman | | posted 25-Jan-2002 1:36pm |
My Old Lady |
