Things That Annoy Me, But Shouldn't

The one I worked at used an Electric Arc Furnace, the whole place was mad with stray EM radiation. People with pacemakers weren't allowed in certain buildings, and if you were in the right place, you could tell the furnace was kicking on because your fillings would start trying to vibrate out of your head.

 

The first thing that catches my eye almost every time I land on the WF home page is the phrase "Rejection, Rejection, Rejection." I know it's a major part of reality in the writing world, but it's also mildly disheartening. It's prominence on the front page gets me every time.

 

My goldfish only pay attention to me when they want food.

 

Does anybody?

 

I dunno, the outer ankle bit is what always bugs me

 

I can't wait to become that old guy who plays football with his guys.

 

What do you do when you kick it over, get a mop?

Moose junk! I could just scream!

 

What’s this football you speak of?

 

Hmmm... Thinking about growing local coconuts here... All local nuts are good, I suppose?

 

Ah, ha. A man who doesn’t appreciate two-buck-chuck. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Shaw_wine)
I grew up on Ripple and MD 20-20 so I know very little about wine, except the only time you would drink a white wine is if you were out of red.
I did live in the Yakima Valley when I worked at Decota Aircraft and they were changing the apple orchards to vineyards. When I went back some fifteen years later, I went on a wine tasting tour and they weren’t too bad.
http://www.yakimavalleywinecountry.com/yakima-valley-wineries.asp

 

Man, the images from your mistaken quote are.... [REDACTED]hub-worthy

 

CornHub?

 

Corn, zucchini, bananas, daikon radishes, whatever fits in your

Spoiler

healthy daily servings of fruits and veggies!

 

I presume we're talking;

 

I went to restart a movie disk but I got to go through all the previews again. Probably is a button on the player remote to go to main screen but I do not know which one.

 

Presenters/historians on BBC FOUR documentaries who enthuse over an old wall/house/stone far more than is necessary.

 

Remember when I said I don't like Sansabelt trousers? Changed my mind.