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The Official Complaint Thread!

Why are cabinets; some wood, hinges and handles, $2000 for an 8' length? I don't want them made out of freak'n gold...just some half decent wood that looks nice.
 
People who park in handicapped spots who arent handicapped.

I helped my disabled father struggle to walk across a windy parking lot today, by the time we reached the front, a handicapped spot had opened up and I watched a guy park his car in there, get out and walk into costco with no problems.

I asked him if he was handicapped, he said there were people in the car that were handicapped and they would be waiting in the car while he went inside to shop. At that point, I flipped out and made a little bit of a scene by telling him what I thought of him. I was actually congratulated by a couple other customers.

I'm usually pretty passive, but it felt nice to stand up for myself and father a little this time.
 
Deebo said:
People who park in handicapped spots who arent handicapped.

I helped my disabled father struggle to walk across a windy parking lot today, by the time we reached the front, a handicapped spot had opened up and I watched a guy park his car in there, get out and walk into costco with no problems.

I asked him if he was handicapped, he said there were people in the car that were handicapped and they would be waiting in the car while he went inside to shop. At that point, I flipped out and made a little bit of a scene by telling him what I thought of him. I was actually congratulated by a couple other customers.

I'm usually pretty passive, but it felt nice to stand up for myself and father a little this time.

Good for you. Too many people are passive when it comes to things like that. If enough people give guys like that crap, they will stop taking advantage.
 
Deebo said:
People who park in handicapped spots who arent handicapped.

I helped my disabled father struggle to walk across a windy parking lot today, by the time we reached the front, a handicapped spot had opened up and I watched a guy park his car in there, get out and walk into costco with no problems.

I asked him if he was handicapped, he said there were people in the car that were handicapped and they would be waiting in the car while he went inside to shop. At that point, I flipped out and made a little bit of a scene by telling him what I thought of him. I was actually congratulated by a couple other customers.

I'm usually pretty passive, but it felt nice to stand up for myself and father a little this time.

Maybe you should be telling Costco of the situation. I mean, paying membership dues should mean something right? Losing your head is understandable, but, you literally could lose your head if you run into the wrong sort.
 
Deebo said:
People who park in handicapped spots who arent handicapped.

That drives me crazy too.  I nearly flipped on someone when they parked not in the handicap spot, but horizontally across the entrance to it.  So they weren't occupying the handicap spot, but they were preventing anyone else from using it.
 
Sucker Punch said:
Deebo said:
People who park in handicapped spots who arent handicapped.

That drives me crazy too.  I nearly flipped on someone when they parked not in the handicap spot, but horizontally across the entrance to it.  So they weren't occupying the handicap spot, but they were preventing anyone else from using it.

Is this a new way of parking.  I've seen it a bunch of times lately at the hospital....on that note, the people who park their car in the round about in front of University Hospital in London.  I completely understand that it is expensive to park your car at the hospital, but the number of people who sit in the car, (idling of course) while smoking a cigarette to wait for their loved one/friend to come out of the hospital is kind of disgusting.  It's made worse when you watch some of the elderly patients get discharged and half to walk a block and a half around the corner to get to their ride because these individuals have completely blocked off the round-about.  It's not your personal driveway.
 
L K said:
Sucker Punch said:
Deebo said:
People who park in handicapped spots who arent handicapped.

That drives me crazy too.  I nearly flipped on someone when they parked not in the handicap spot, but horizontally across the entrance to it.  So they weren't occupying the handicap spot, but they were preventing anyone else from using it.

Is this a new way of parking.  I've seen it a bunch of times lately at the hospital....on that note, the people who park their car in the round about in front of University Hospital in London.  I completely understand that it is expensive to park your car at the hospital, but the number of people who sit in the car, (idling of course) while smoking a cigarette to wait for their loved one/friend to come out of the hospital is kind of disgusting.  It's made worse when you watch some of the elderly patients get discharged and half to walk a block and a half around the corner to get to their ride because these individuals have completely blocked off the round-about.  It's not your personal driveway.

What disgusts me is the high cost of parking at hospitals and other government buildings when we already pay taxes for them.
 
I'm training a new guy at work today and his hair his giving me the heebie jeebies... It looks like a rug - a bad one... Almost like a helmet... I can hardly look at the guy.  :-\
 
Sarge said:
I'm training a new guy at work today and his hair his giving me the heebie jeebies... It looks like a rug - a bad one... Almost like a helmet... I can hardly look at the guy.  :-\

There you go, instant nick name for him - Hair Helmet
 
sucka said:
Sarge said:
I'm training a new guy at work today and his hair his giving me the heebie jeebies... It looks like a rug - a bad one... Almost like a helmet... I can hardly look at the guy.  :-\

There you go, instant nick name for him - Hair Helmet

Squirrel hat.
 
I had 8 hrs with him yesterday... Lucky me, I get 16 with him tomorrow. I can't even make eye contact... I mean, how many times do you figure I'll get caught looking? I might as well be working with Sof?a Vergara.   
 
If all the kids in a school today wear pink to support the anti-bulling campaign, who exactly is doing the bullying?
 
Fraser's looks normal in comparison. We're talkin' this bad;

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