Annoyances

[IATA]

I have some nutjob calling me several times a day trying to "schedule an appointment" to ask me if his drug plan covers medicines that he does not need/has not been prescribed.

"Alright soooooo I saw this Latuda commercial on TV.  What if I wanna take dat?  Will this plan pay fah it or am I gonna have tah use my hard earned money?!"

Sounds like he may need it.


My wife is on it, shits expensive with no plan yo, I got a plan but it's nuts in some cases without

Sent from fire adam gase.

[Badger]

"Andy Dalton, out of TCU, drops back"

lover of the older lady HE'S BEEN IN THE LEAGUE SINCE 2011 WE KNOW WHAT SCHOOL HE CAME FROM AND IT HAS freaking NOTHING TO DO WITH THE SNAP HE JUST TOOK SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP

[CatoTheElder]

Badger, out of Binghamton, with the commentary.

[Badger]

Words to never be used again on this website because I'm tired of seeing them:

-strawman
-grifter
-milquetoast
-pHrASes WriTTEn LiKe ThiS
-acronyms no one understands except deep in the bowels of reddit.
-Puck

This piece is dedicated to Bo:

https://www.currentaffairs.org/2020/12/presenting-the-2020-griftie-awards

[bojanglesman]

This piece is dedicated to Bo:

https://www.currentaffairs.org/2020/12/presenting-the-2020-griftie-awards

Article is good except the use of the word grift.  Replace with swindle.  Grift is a word rarely used before this year, but since people googled what it meant they throw it around like crazy now. 

[Johnny English]

Grift is a word rarely used before this year

u wot m8

Educate yourself

[reuben]

u wot m8

Educate yourself

Always beat your hoes with a sack of oranges.

[bojanglesman]

4 people used the term grifting before 2020.  Now 98% of twitter recycles it.

[bojanglesman]

Add "sounding the alarm" to the list of overused terms.

[MBGreen]

Add "sounding the alarm" to the list of overused terms.

face it...you have the meats.

#ArbysSZN

[AlioTheFool]

People who respond to your email requesting they do something important and them responding to you with some variation of "Will do."

How about do it and respond with a "Done"?

[Johnny English]

People who respond to your email requesting they do something important and them responding to you with some variation of "Will do."

How about do it and respond with a "Done"?

Because they might have other things to do right now that are more important, but don't want you to think that they're ignoring you. Feels like you're complaining either about them being courteous, or them not considering anything you ask to automatically be more important than anything else they have on.

[IATA]

People who respond to your email requesting they do something important and them responding to you with some variation of "Will do."

How about do it and respond with a "Done"?

My boss wants me to reply to every email request from her twice, an acknowledgement of the task and a completion of the task.


Johnny English is a jerk

[Badger]

My boss wants me to reply to every email request from her twice, an acknowledgement of the task and a completion of the task.


Johnny English is a jerk

One of my previous bosses at this office didn't like that I wasn't replying to every email despite the fact I was doing the work.

[AlioTheFool]

My boss wants me to reply to every email request from her twice, an acknowledgement of the task and a completion of the task.


Johnny English is a jerk

That's incredibly stupid.

Why waste time writing an "I'll get to it" email when you could actually be getting to it?