Signing your post like it's an email... Fuck that
BramVD
Came to post this. I hate that shit.
Signing your post like it's an email... Fuck that
BramVD
Forum posting habits that annoy the hell out of me?
My own.
... confessional ...
So my sincere apologies, gaf. I sometimes forget a very basic truth: being right in a debate or conversation never outweights nor compensate being an asshole, and that's the worst posting habit that one can have.
Signing your post like it's an email... Fuck that
BramVD
saying "kind sir" "good sir" or "you're a gentleman and a scholar" or any of that kind of thing in every post/status/email/whatever in response to anyone else.
shut up
That reminds me of another annoying posting habit! People assuming you're male when they're not sure.
I don't recall ever seeing your username before.
I went back to my school a year or two after I graduated and my English teacher was complaining about how she now had to teach to drop the last comma in a series. I agree that it often completely changes the meaning of what you're trying to say, but kids are being taught otherwise now.
OK, sweetheart, I'm sorry.
Sweetheart?
The Oxford comma stuff makes me so angry that I could seriously blow. I'm all for the evolution of language, but this is just bad all around. Why would anyone possibly want to make sentences more ambiguous? What is gained? raaaaaaaaaaage.
Weird about APA, but this kind of thing is why there's still no universal standard after transitioning from typewriters. People learn differently, different standards abound, and everyone is just spacing all willy-nilly after periods.
It was a joke.
List threads where people post a picture of something without explaining what it is or what it's from.
Hey, I was pissed about the Oxford comma tooF that noise, I will continue to use it.
What was? The sweetheart? Sorry, people call me "hon" and "dear" and "honey" and all that other shit, when they don't even know me, all the time (all men, obviously), so I have hard time distinguishing joking from being generally weird.
I'm not your sweetheart.
He was playing up to your comment, and making a joke of his own.
What was? The sweetheart? Sorry, people call me "hon" and "dear" and "honey" and all that other shit, when they don't even know me, all the time (all men, obviously), so I have hard time distinguishing joking from being generally weird.
I'm not your sweetheart.
Is this an admission to being weird?What was? The sweetheart? Sorry, people call me "hon" and "dear" and "honey" and all that other shit, when they don't even know me, all the time (all men, obviously), so I have hard time distinguishing joking from being generally weird.
I'm not your sweetheart.
I came into this thread to post about the "So" titles and the ridiculous use of spoiler tags (currently #1 on my list since the So threads were addressed).
Oh? What's the story behind this?
I made this thread (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=637868), bitching about the "So" titles that permeated GAF. At the time, there were dozens made over the previous few days. Stump went and renamed them all, then a few weeks ago he told me he made a script that notifies mods whenever a thread is started and the title begins with "So", so the mod can lock/change thread title. Don't know if it was implemented but there's definitely a lot fewer "So" titles. Just a pet peeve of mine![]()
I know! Recently, I was at a Cook-Out in North Carolina to order a burger and a shake. I walked up to the front of the building and a man pushed the windows apart to take my order. Here's how the conversation went:I get that a lot too when people are being condescending, to the point that I have started to call guys 'sweetie' when they are being annoying. No one thinks it's funny when I reverse it, heh.
Is this an admission to being weird?![]()
I know! Recently, I was at a Cook-Out in North Carolina to order a burger and a shake. I walked up to the front of the building and a man pushed the windows apart to take my order. Here's how the conversation went:
Him: "Hey, hon, how can I help you?"
Me (being polite, smiling): "Uh...can I have a plain baconburger with a Hershey's chocolate shake?"
Him: "Sure thing, honey. Will that be all?"
Me: "Yes, that's everything."
Him: "Alright, dear, that'll be $6.56."
I hand him my money, he closes the window until my order's ready. He opens the window to give me my order.
Me: "Thanks!"
Him: "No problem, honey, see you tomorrow."
After he closed the window, I walked away to make the biggest "What the fuck?" face. What the hell did he mean by "See you tomorrow!"?
:|
He's trollin, trollin, trollinYours,
Franck
I know! Recently, I was at a Cook-Out in North Carolina to order a burger and a shake. I walked up to the front of the building and a man pushed the windows apart to take my order. Here's how the conversation went:
Him: "Hey, hon, how can I help you?"
Me (being polite, smiling): "Uh...can I have a plain baconburger with a Hershey's chocolate shake?"
Him: "Sure thing, honey. Will that be all?"
Me: "Yes, that's everything."
Him: "Alright, dear, that'll be $6.56."
I hand him my money, he closes the window until my order's ready. He opens the window to give me my order.
Me: "Thanks!"
Him: "No problem, honey, see you tomorrow."
After he closed the window, I walked away to make the biggest "What the fuck?" face. What the hell did he mean by "See you tomorrow!"?
:|
That was me getting fed up with it! So I started doing it on GAF, then I got fed up with me doing it.
I'm fairly certain he meant no great offense to you.
Gotta become van able soon I think."First post wins"
"First post gets it"
"Dat first post"
Or any variation of those. It's incredibly annoying.
When people use hell as a preface or whatever you would call it. i.e: My cat runs fast. Hell, he runs faster than me.
I don't like it.
Are you not overthinking this? Or looking to be insulted?I know! Recently, I was at a Cook-Out in North Carolina to order a burger and a shake. I walked up to the front of the building and a man pushed the windows apart to take my order. Here's how the conversation went:
Him: "Hey, hon, how can I help you?"
Me (being polite, smiling): "Uh...can I have a plain baconburger with a Hershey's chocolate shake?"
Him: "Sure thing, honey. Will that be all?"
Me: "Yes, that's everything."
Him: "All right, dear, that'll be $6.56."
I hand him my money, he closes the window until my order's ready. He opens the window to give me my order.
Me: "Thanks!"
Him: "No problem, honey, see you tomorrow."
After he closed the window, I walked away to make the biggest "What the fuck?" face. What the hell did he mean by "See you tomorrow!"?
:|
That was me getting fed up with it! So I started doing it on GAF, then I got fed up with me doing it.
Older women say "hon" "dear" "sweetie" all the time. Especially down south. Where are you from?Never said he did, just commenting on how it's annoying in real life.
It's a slight form of sexism. If I were a boy, that cashier would not have said "hon," "honey," or "dear" to me once.
Never said he did, just commenting on how it's annoying in real life.
It's a slight form of sexism. If I were a boy, that cashier would not have said "hon," "honey," or "dear" to me once.
Not nearly as often.I've definitely had female cashiers/waiters call me hon, dear, and sweetie. They were older, but still, guys get that.
Never said he did, just commenting on how it's annoying in real life.
It's a slight form of sexism. If I were a boy, that cashier would not have said "hon," "honey," or "dear" to me once.
I've definitely had female cashiers/waiters call me hon, dear, and sweetie. They were older, but still, guys get that. There is a whole generation of people who refer to EVERYONE as one of those words. They're the same people who say Warshington and warsher.
Not nearly as often.
Being overly sensitive and taking everything as a personal attack - when it was never meant to be, seems to be a big trend these days.Yeah I've had people say it to me as well. I never thought much of it.
The word bomba can go away. Seriously, is that just a GAF thing?
Not by people your own age, but by older women, it happens all the time to men. Especially if they're young or look young. Sexism happens to men, it's just way less aggressive and offensive as when it happens to women. And less likely to affect a career.
So wrong. I get hon, flower, sweetheart, etc all the time here in NE England.Never said he did, just commenting on how it's annoying in real life.
It's a slight form of sexism. If I were a boy, that cashier would not have said "hon," "honey," or "dear" to me once.
So wrong. I get hon, flower, sweetheart, etc all the time here in NE England.