The title asked for ridiculous people, not worst people. Ridiculous can mean many things.
By George you're right. Ronald is both ridiculous and awesome
The title asked for ridiculous people, not worst people. Ridiculous can mean many things.
A former co-worker who ate a pound of sliced American cheese from the deli for lunch every day.
The second story didn't have me there, sadly. She went over her friend's house and had to use the bathroom. Her friend specifically states that the bathroom upstairs is broken, and that she shouldn't use it.
Ignoring all logic, Bin heads upstairs and her friend doesn't notice. The pear girl drops a big long load in the toilet, in the sea monster category. Time to flush, but guess what?
It doesn't work! Who woulda thought, yeah? So damn, she's gotta get rid of this business, but the toilet doesn't work. She sees no other option than to pick up the large turd and try to wash it down the sink.
That doesn't work well. It's falling all over the place. So she runs downstairs (hands unwashed, probably), grabs some tongs and goes at it again. At this point, her friend knows what's going on and is just laughing her ass off.
Eventually, her hard work paid off, but damn is that girl nasty and stupid.
Yep, possible.
Also, I sorta think people think I am totally ridiculous sometimes. Especially when I get in fangirl mode![]()
He also tries to finish every one of your sentences to the point that after about 20 minutes you become physically exhausted. And he doesn't just try to finish what you are saying he even tries to finish your answers to his questions. He even does this if you are trying to show him how to do something that he has never done before. I have never met, or even read about, anyone like him in my life.
WHAT? JUST, WHAT?
Jesus.
This dude I used to work with was always hooking up with girls on those dating apps, he'd meet them once, and then they'd break it off with him almost immediately. This happened like every weekend. Every time they agreed to meet with him, he'd update his facebook status to "in a relationship" so his timeline is basically alternating between "single" and "in a relationship" constantly. One time he went to the drive-in, took a bathroom break and meanwhile changed his status to "on a date with my woman" on the first date. The girl saw this, threw all his shit out of the car and drove off. This guy also drinks those massive energy drink cans along with iced coffee and basically had this enormous collection of caffeinated drinks all over his desk. One time he had like 4 litres of water on his desk and said to me "I think I need to buy more water." Every lunch this guy would take the elevator down to the ground floor, walk down the street, buy 2 tiny little shots of coffee, carefully bring them all the way back to the office, and then quickly down them in 2 gulps. Why not pour them into a bigger cup? Why not drink them at the coffee shop? This guy also crashed hard at some point throughout the day as a result of all the sugar and caffeine and high chance of being dumped by one of his internet girlfriends. Just the look of pure rage he'd get like he wanted to smash someone was incredible.
I know this guy. He bought me a drink once.Probably not that odd but...
Had a friend when I was doing my graduate studies who claimed he always knew everyone. As in EVERYONE - bring up some obscure childhood friend or some bigshot rich guy in Saudi arabia and he'd be like "Oh yeah I know that guy. We had drinks once" or something or another.
At one point me and a few others decided to test him and started a conversation and mentioned several names we got out of an old history book (ie these people were long dead). Sure enough... "Oh yeah I know him." we had a good laugh at that.
Fangirl mode is ridiculous. It's my least favorite mode. I'm exposed to it more than I would like.
I knew a guy once who was actually trying to become a ninja. Like, a "real" ninja. He even traveled all the way to Japan in part so he could learn how to become a ninja. Keep in mind this dude ain't exactly stealthy. Big white guy over 6 foot, maybe 200 220 pounds, let's just say he stuck out surrounded by all of those Japanese people. Nevertheless he drove two or three hours each way from his home in Japan to his "dojo" where he was paying money to train and learn how to be a ninja.
Well, I can hear you thinking, at least he's doing it right! Probably learning from some 90 year old grand master who will be so impressed with his dedication that he'll let him read the secret family scroll that has been passed down for 300 years! That's actually impressive!
Nope. (For one thing, because I don't think there are any Japanese people that actually think ninjutsu is a thing to teach.) Dude was taking all this time and spending all this money to learn how to be a ninja from another fucking white guy living in Japan.
Oh you wanna hear stories huh?
I used to know a girl named Bin. Let's call her that. Anyway, Bin is an ugly person inside and out. She's petty, backstabbing, gossipy, all the traits you see in a female villain but stuck in this pudgy, pear-shaped....thing.
Story number 1: Bin's birthday party was over. About six of us spend the night at her house because she had tons of room and her parents weren't home. When we all got up, I decided to cook breakfast. She and this dude she liked (or maybe he liked her? I dunno) were running around the house and he locked himself in her bedroom.
A minute later I heard a blood curdling scream. One of my others was by the bottom of the stairs, and she was staring at crusty, old bloody panties. I looked up, and Bin and the dude had the same shocked expression.
Apparently, the dude locked himself in her room for a sec, grabbed the first pair of panties sticking out of her chest (mind you, this is normal behavior between the two, so it's nothing special), and threw it down the stairs. For whatever reason, Bin keeps her dirty panties in the clean clothes hamper.
Thankfully, she went on to explain that it was her mother's underwear, that it was tomato juice, and she was going to wash it. Thankfully, nobody believed her, and we had a nickname for her.
(Her best friend says that's common place every time she goes over.)
The second story didn't have me there, sadly. She went over her friend's house and had to use the bathroom. Her friend specifically states that the bathroom upstairs is broken, and that she shouldn't use it.
Ignoring all logic, Bin heads upstairs and her friend doesn't notice. The pear girl drops a big long load in the toilet, in the sea monster category. Time to flush, but guess what?
It doesn't work! Who woulda thought, yeah? So damn, she's gotta get rid of this business, but the toilet doesn't work. She sees no other option than to pick up the large turd and try to wash it down the sink.
That doesn't work well. It's falling all over the place. So she runs downstairs (hands unwashed, probably), grabs some tongs and goes at it again. At this point, her friend knows what's going on and is just laughing her ass off.
Eventually, her hard work paid off, but damn is that girl nasty and stupid.
Remember him from the Jojo anime thread, no problem with the dude at all but he has the weirdest opinions.Dedication Through Light here on NeoGAF.
The stuff he says is often super ridiculous. Things like console games look superior to anything on PC and other random stuff. Sometimes it's hard to say if he's just trolling or if he genuinely believes that stuff. And I don't say this to be mean... he's a nice guy. He just says so many ridiculous things. I was his roommate in college for two years too so I know him personally and man, those were some interesting times lol.
Wow. That's awful.When my dad was a kid, it was custom to swipe your fingers across the back of someone's head when they got a haircut; back then it was called "slicking somebody's head" a type of "fresh cut" teasing.
One of my uncle's friends were doing this to my father while they were all walking together along with that friend's dog. My dad kept protesting, telling the friend to stop. My uncle told his friend to stop slicking his little brother's head. The friend continued after being told not to multiple times.
My uncle then picked up a cinder block at the side of the road and tossed it at his friend's dog, striking it in the back. The dog whimpered in pain and the friend yelled at my uncle, asking what was wrong with him before picking up his dog and heading back home.
My uncle told me this story with reverie, saying "he was messing with my brother, so I bricked his dog, man" while smiling/shrugging. My dad corroborated the story saying he remembers the dog being permanently injured after that event. There are a lot of other stories/aspects of my uncle that are worse, but I feel this one encapsulates who he is as a person.
My stupid friend Ronald* who will proudly tell you that 17 members of his family went to my alma mater and that's how he got in. He also blew a .42 (or a "point Ronald") and lived, the "record" at our college town's local hospital.
Ronald is an idiot.
*not his name
EDIT: Ronald also was woken up at 8am by police after sleeping butt naked in a common room covered only by the pants the janitor had laid on top of his name blew a .18.
Ronald also was found one night in a bush after walking back from a bar by himself and blew a .35
Ronald is stupid. Also an engineer.
Aside from asking a 17 year old, which he should not have done, what happened to him actually made me sad. Odd. He wasn't creepy or anything, was he?Peter
Age: 48
Lived with his mom.
I don't think he was creepy; polite and quiet guy. He also didn't stalk the girl or anything as far as I know. It seemed like he genuinely liked her. The whole situation was just sad more than anything.Aside from asking a 17 year old, which he should not have done, what happened to him actually made me sad. Odd. He wasn't creepy or anything, was he?
One of my friends once had a bulb fail in the headlights in his car. Now for most people this is an inconvenience. We go to a shop, either fit the bulb or, in the case of my wacky-ass Megane get them to fit it (It took 4 guys, a Haynes manual, and 4 lights hanging off the bonnet plus me in the car with the key so I can move the wheels to allow them access to the wheel well)...
Anyway....rather than go to a Halfords or similar and get it done in 15 minutes he chooses to have it sent to a garage. But they're booked....for a week. Now, ladies and gents, in that week you'd think he'd just drive to and from work as normal, I mean, it was autumn, mostly you just need sidelights, and plenty of cars drive on one headlight anyway....but no. He arranges with his boss to come in an hour late and leave an hour early for the whole week.
For one headlight bulb.
That could have been replaced.
In five minutes.