What a way to start off October with a rant, but there is no better way as many of you lame drivers and subway riders have been singing, dancing, in your own little world with no regard for others, listen up!
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but it never works, and the class is disrupted. Whenever I go into class, exam or not, I have the common sense to say to myself, “ok, its time to turn off or put the phone on vibrate”. I don’t understand how other people can simply forget this common act of courtesy and decency. You have to be an idiot or a moron to not have the foresight that your phone might ring in class, and it would be wise to check before you enter class. Simple respect for the prof and your classmates, you lame.
(tan)001 – 100 days, protocol, half-sick
Tangents: My favorite part of the day, as I gotta speak on all the cognitions running amuck in my head …
Half-Sick
Being half-sick is never fun; it is not the sickness that takes over your whole…
I would like to give them a ‘fashionable kick’ in the head, but violence is frowned upon, generally. But then, I noticed that many people that I encounter that were not in the entertainment field, were just as tardy; poor punctuation.
Especially now with this broken economy, salesman will use all sorts of tactics to prey on susceptible individuals. So my advice, especially when dealing with intelligent people, get straight to the point – we want the bread and butter, cut the filler. If an idea is solid, we will see it, if it’s loose, then we will tell you where to go.
Virtues: stubborness, respect, communications, selfish behavior
The ‘Difficult’ can be described as those people that are problematic & troublesome to deal with; they put up a hassle, they b*tch, complain, argumentative, slightly to severely…
Silly Monkeys! Part 2: Its Jart Bitch, the ‘fly designer’
Virtues: respect, responsibility, ethics, ‘cant tell me nothing’ syndrome
Read Part 0, the Abstract & Part 1, Strong-Arm…
Silly Monkeys! Part 0: An Abstract
Virtues: ‘Yuh tek man fi fool/joke’, deceit, respect for others
Abstract: One day I was sitting in the offices of my business partners place of employment at an executive school. One of their…
Violators
Virtues: objectification, respect, ‘mack status’, inequality
First off, you must admit that the picture above is hot.
And to get in to this piece, I know you all have seen it before: you’re in the club with…
The GOOD Piece?
Virtues: positive, goodness, humanism, respect
I was reviewing a couple of my blogs that I have written, and I came to the conclusion that I have been mostly negative – I’m always complaining, bitching, or…