Annoyances

[JFIF]

Up until college , my 3 essential food groups were skittles, French bread pizza and Dr Pepper (or Coke). Stayed skinny as a rail

[Fenwyr]

people that drink soda all day disgust me.

I drink diet coke all day, but there is rum in it.  Is that ok?

[Ignatius J Reilly]

My brother carried that habit over to adulthood, and wondered why he ballooned to 240lbs. He switched to diet, and then stopped altogether and immediately lost like 50lbs. No joke.

He'd lose even more if he gave up the diet soda too.

[Miamipuck]

He'd lose even more if he gave up the diet soda too.

Yes, diet isn't very good for you either.

[Badger]

He'd lose even more if he gave up the diet soda too.

He did, I think that's what he meant by stopped altogether.

[Ignatius J Reilly]

He did, I think that's what he meant by stopped altogether.

Derp.  Didn't read carefully.

[Badger]

Jay Baruchel's voice.

[Heismanberg]

Jay Baruchel

FYP

[CatoTheElder]

FYP

I actually liked him in Goon. Not so much the rest of his career.

[Ignatius J Reilly]

I liked Undeclared, but I think he's gotten even more whiny and nasally since then.  Couldn't have helped that he was asked to ratchet it up for HTTYD and it ended up being a huge success.

[Tommy]

People in the office who are so afraid of not knowing something that their first instinct is to say "Yeah, I know" when you're trying to explain something to them. No, you don't know, that's why I have to explain it to you. Pride gets in the way with a lot of people's development, so much so that they don't even realize it. It's okay to ask questions, and to find the right answer. Going about your job assuming that you know what you're doing is just asking for trouble.

[Badger]

People in the office who are so afraid of not knowing something that their first instinct is to say "Yeah, I know" when you're trying to explain something to them. No, you don't know, that's why I have to explain it to you. Pride gets in the way with a lot of people's development, so much so that they don't even realize it. It's okay to ask questions, and to find the right answer. Going about your job assuming that you know what you're doing is just asking for trouble.

I don't understand how people continue to do this past their first job.

[Tommy]

I don't understand how people continue to do this past their first job.

It gets worse, actually. Pride gets in the way. I feel like calling out some of them in front of everyone, but that would just do more harm than good. Instead I have to recommend that we bring in someone to give the team lessons on how the financial industry works, etc.

[Johnny English]

People in the office who are so afraid of not knowing something that their first instinct is to say "Yeah, I know" when you're trying to explain something to them. No, you don't know, that's why I have to explain it to you. Pride gets in the way with a lot of people's development, so much so that they don't even realize it. It's okay to ask questions, and to find the right answer. Going about your job assuming that you know what you're doing is just asking for trouble.

I have a friend just like that. She's a lovely girl and she's really smart, but she is incapable of saying "I didn't know that" or "I don't know how to do that".

[Pope]

I know everything