If you're a 40-year-old uni student that turns up to class 20 minutes early and always has an irrelevant story to tell about your children.
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If you're a 40-year-old uni student that turns up to class 20 minutes early and always has an irrelevant story to tell about your children.
s**t like "quarterback position" or "sweeper" or any borrowed, ill-fitting term like that in Aussie Rules annoys me. A lot of half backs have great distribution skills and of course they're going to be used to skilfully hit a target and set up an inside 50. Just like 'sweeper' is a pointless interchangeable for terms that already exist and fit well into the game. Honestly, is "striker" next?
And this relates to another point: people who hate America. They hate Americans. They think all Americans drive pick ups, hate blacks, love war, and are total feral rednecks. This is despite the fact they'll usually love Hollywood films and think New York's the coolest. It's amazing how many people are liberal, all for bringing in asylum seekers, Aboriginal rights, rally for decent things but then proceed to slag off a country as diverse as the US. Shits me to no end.
For some reason I don't mind sweeper or quarterback when it comes to AFL. I know I should hate it, but I reckon it's because developments in the modern game have created a position that wasn't really there previously. 'HB with good skills' doesn't quite describe the role. So the easiest thing to do is just borrow from another sport.
People who are saddened by the news that Redfoo was attacked
I should hate it. And I do.
I've said it before, anyone who voluntarily uses the term "from the paint" during a game of footy should be executed without trial.
Sadly that stupid term is starting to spread, I've even heard WAFL radio commentators use itChaos ball.
Probably has a last minute assignment
how did he like your post :O
Coast to coast, to the sheds, poking the bear... chaos ball is just the firestarter for naff terminologyChaos ball.
They pretend to be an authority on a subject like cricket, footy, music etc when they clearly have NFI.
Then they try and whiteant you when they realise you know more than them or are funnier than them.
Basically people that are jelly if you're more entertaining than them and play the tagger role trying to bring you down.
#cre8donth8m8
So this happens a lot to you I take it?
Not a lot but it's happened a bit.
I'm sure everyone knows the types, if you're at a party or a bar and you're being funnier, smarter or more entertaining amongst the ladies and jelly blokes that can't compete with you pull the negative tagger tactics to spoil you,
Well it's never happened to me that's for sure.
They pretend to be an authority on a subject like cricket, footy, music etc when they clearly have NFI.
Then they try and whiteant you when they realise you know more than them or are funnier than them.
Dudes who wear Supreme, dudes who don't suit beards but grow them because they're fashionable, dudes who wear those chinos or even worse, trackies, with the elasticated bottoms, chicks with bad shoes.
Pretty sure you won't find one Essendon supporter who will argue that Melksham is nearly elite.Oh this is so bad! So footy's the great social leveller. Doesn't matter where you live, where s are in your surname or if it ends with a vowel – it gets a good conversation going. I'll put up with any club pretty much, even Carlton, Essendon, and the Eagles, and then they start harping on about how he's good because he won a Brownlow, or they only know the big name players that Bruce knows, or they refer to how Jake Melksham is "nearly elite." Or that anyone is "elite."
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To me, a sense of humour is cool and all, but I often observe several different personalities of humour (like a spectrum). A sense of humour doesn't mean much to me if its an irritating sense of humour. The people that (almost nervously) laugh at practically everything, a look-at-me type of laughter, as if to fill the silence, really get on my nerves very quickly. It's not the classic nervous laughter that can be uncontrollable in serious situations, but more of a habitual forced laughter in any random situation. When the laughter lacks any real naturalness or substance, I feel repulsed. They are like the human LOL. Sure, they might be harmless and generally fun to be around, but if I start sniffing a habitual, fake overabundance of laughter at inappropriate moments, then that is certainly not my idea of a good sense of humour. It's a wavelength thing I guess.
Not a lot but it's happened a bit.
I'm sure everyone knows the types, if you're at a party or a bar and you're being funnier, smarter or more entertaining amongst the ladies and jelly blokes that can't compete with you pull the negative tagger tactics to spoil you,