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That is one of my biggest pet peeves; my blood pressure never fails to spike when I see a cart in the middle of a parking spot.People that are too lazy to bring their shopping carts back into the grocery store, or at least to one of the cart corrals, but instead leave them right in the middle of a parking space.That happened to me the other day.
That is one of my biggest pet peeves; my blood pressure never fails to spike when I see a cart in the middle of a parking spot.
Doing an in-depth fact-checking might cause a cerebral synaptic overload!I think the number one thing that is getting my goat lately are those who spout theories taken from inflammatory political propaganda without doing in depth fact checking. My tongue is getting sore from biting it.
Same here. Some might think that they are honoring us by that respectful gesture. Instead it is annoying.What really bugs me are cars that are at the crosswalk waiting for me to cross, but I haven't even reached the crosswalk yet, like just go for heaven's sake!
In Honolulu the bus drivers are taught that if there is ANY sign that a pedestrian is near to crossing the street, they had BETTER stop if they know what's good for them. And they do know and they do stop.Same here. Some might think that they are honoring us by that respectful gesture. Instead it is annoying.
Well, that is perfectly understandable and acceptable since they have no choice. . However, stopping in the middle of the street so a senior citizen can cross instead of continuing on, or else waiting a long while at an intersection until the senior citizen finally gets there and crosses is unnecessary and humiliating. It constitutes a reminder of old age and we don't need that since we are reminded when we look in the mirror. Please just treat us as you treat everyone else under those circumstances.In Honolulu the bus drivers are taught that if there is ANY sign that a pedestrian is near to crossing the street, they had BETTER stop if they know what's good for them. And they do know and they do stop.
I have tried to wave them on, but they will not move. And this is annoying to them because they are on a tight time schedule.
But they cannot in good conscience do that, Radrook. Every decent person feels compassion for the aged and infirm, and feels the need to help if they can.Well, that is perfectly understandable and acceptable since they have no choice. . However, stopping in the middle of the street so a senior citizen can cross instead of continuing on, or else waiting a long while at an intersection until the senior citizen finally gets there and crosses is unnecessary and humiliating. It constitutes a reminder of old age and we don't need that since we are reminded when we look in the mirror. Please just treat us as you treat everyone else under those circumstances.
Thanks for the good advice.But they cannot in good conscience do that, Radrook. Every decent person feels compassion for the aged and infirm, and feels the need to help if they can.
We shouldn't feel resentment for what can't be helped.
Better old than roadkill.
Wonder what is ailing them.
Beautifully said.But they cannot in good conscience do that, Radrook. Every decent person feels compassion for the aged and infirm, and feels the need to help if they can.
We shouldn't feel resentment for what can't be helped.
Better old and insulted than roadkill.
They're probably ticked off because they're expected to get up at the buttcrack of dawn and wake up the rest of the world. Maybe they'd just like a change to sleep in for a change?Wonder what is ailing them.
They do it to make themselves feel good about themselves.But they cannot in good conscience do that, Radrook. Every decent person feels compassion for the aged and infirm, and feels the need to help if they can.
Did you ax yourself why?Some people in my area who are of Italian descent or living among, say "grow-shery." I did too during those years. I don't know if it's still used.
Now I’m sitting here talking to myself. If anyone heard me repeating one word to myself……Some people in my area who are of Italian descent or living among, say "grow-shery." I did too during those years. I don't know if it's still used.