Regarding #7, not letting your kid quit without forcing them is HUGE. I don’t have any kids of my own yet, but my dad did the same for me in my latter years of baseball. I was never all that great and only played house league, but he convinced me it was something I should do every summer until I finally got to high school when football took up most of my time. I’m even more appreciative looking back on it now, realizing he did it so I would have something to keep me busy. Who knows what I would have gotten into left to my own devices. I don’t care what it is, but my kids will definitely be involved in some kind of team activity.
There’s probably a fucking article about goddamn cocksucker sports parents on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints website or something that you could forward to the dipshit parents in your asshole league.
Fellow Chicago native here. Some people take it too far with the the no ketchup routine. Put whatever you want on your hotdog, I just think ketchup is gross. Also, if you’re in Chicago and eating a hotdog from a legit place, you shouldn’t have to mask the taste. An all beef Vienna dog is a tasty treat. Unlike the mixed pork chicken bullshit hotdogs they serve elsewhere.
I am super anal about Christmas decorations being up past their scheduled time (if you’re Catholic you have until Epiphany, after that you’re a lazy shit). When I think bout it, it’s my number one complaint about my neighbors, so I guess I’m pretty lucky.
Also, if you’re ghosting, you’re totally being a douchebag on purpose. You saw the message, and rather than address it, you ignored it. Which is a total douchebag thing to do.
The people who think it’s bullshit to leave someone hanging and are willing to deal with confrontation are soft? But being a man-baby that can’t take two seconds to give someone the courtesy of ending something is cool? Ok…
I’m border line “tall” (6’3″) and I think it sucks more than people realize. Big and tall clothes are nightmare most of the time. Specifically there not being a middle ground when it comes to price. Most of the shit I want to wear is too damn expensive to justify, and the affordable stuff is butt.
Aside from your hatred of eggs (a perfect food) and bloodies, I’ll ride with you on this. Brunch is a thing people do to say they do it. I’m the biased because I hate eating in crowded restaurants, I’m not really a “hair of the dog guy”, and I wake up at like 7am on weekends no matter how hard I went the night before. So getting breakfast with my dad at 8am before the church crowd is way more appealing to me. It also might be because I live in the suburbs. Do other people that live in the suburbs casually brunch?
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Regarding #7, not letting your kid quit without forcing them is HUGE. I don’t have any kids of my own yet, but my dad did the same for me in my latter years of baseball. I was never all that great and only played house league, but he convinced me it was something I should do every summer until I finally got to high school when football took up most of my time. I’m even more appreciative looking back on it now, realizing he did it so I would have something to keep me busy. Who knows what I would have gotten into left to my own devices. I don’t care what it is, but my kids will definitely be involved in some kind of team activity.
There’s probably a fucking article about goddamn cocksucker sports parents on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints website or something that you could forward to the dipshit parents in your asshole league.
Yes and no. There’s actually a specific list of ingredients for a “Chicago style” hotdog.
Gene and Jude’s is the most overrated Chicago food tourist stop. Fucking hate the fries on the dog move.
I’m with you there. I will silently judge the person for having a child’s palate.
Fellow Chicago native here. Some people take it too far with the the no ketchup routine. Put whatever you want on your hotdog, I just think ketchup is gross. Also, if you’re in Chicago and eating a hotdog from a legit place, you shouldn’t have to mask the taste. An all beef Vienna dog is a tasty treat. Unlike the mixed pork chicken bullshit hotdogs they serve elsewhere.
Probably being paranoid, but you don’t know for sure he didn’t make a copy.
It’s not awful. But I have a long torso so shirt buying is a crapshoot. Did I mention I’m also fat? Because I’m also fat.
Seriously man. You changed the locks, right?
I am super anal about Christmas decorations being up past their scheduled time (if you’re Catholic you have until Epiphany, after that you’re a lazy shit). When I think bout it, it’s my number one complaint about my neighbors, so I guess I’m pretty lucky.
I just want to reiterate that this is getting weird.
Sorta.
Because as we all know, after the Roaring 20’s, courtesy and being a decent person went out the window.
Their mom’s basements. Where they’re beating off to reruns of Veronica Mars.
Also, if you’re ghosting, you’re totally being a douchebag on purpose. You saw the message, and rather than address it, you ignored it. Which is a total douchebag thing to do.
The people who think it’s bullshit to leave someone hanging and are willing to deal with confrontation are soft? But being a man-baby that can’t take two seconds to give someone the courtesy of ending something is cool? Ok…
Anyone the downvoted this has never had to shop for big and tall clothes.
I’m border line “tall” (6’3″) and I think it sucks more than people realize. Big and tall clothes are nightmare most of the time. Specifically there not being a middle ground when it comes to price. Most of the shit I want to wear is too damn expensive to justify, and the affordable stuff is butt.
Aside from your hatred of eggs (a perfect food) and bloodies, I’ll ride with you on this. Brunch is a thing people do to say they do it. I’m the biased because I hate eating in crowded restaurants, I’m not really a “hair of the dog guy”, and I wake up at like 7am on weekends no matter how hard I went the night before. So getting breakfast with my dad at 8am before the church crowd is way more appealing to me. It also might be because I live in the suburbs. Do other people that live in the suburbs casually brunch?
I had Portillo’s for lunch today after being inspired by this comment thread.