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15 May 2025, 7:48 am

People who use innocent people as weapons

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15 May 2025, 8:21 am

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Mark Carney


What's he done? :scratch:


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15 May 2025, 4:32 pm

people who sit on equipment at gym for ages scrolling on there phone or talking to another person on equipment



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15 May 2025, 6:34 pm

The world's obsession with social media

I'm literally being forced to start using social media because if people can't find you online they assume you don't exist or you're a psychopath or something. :roll: I don't want to be posting pictures of myself and sharing my life story for the whole world to see, but apparently I have no choice. Why couldn't I live in a time when people got to know each other by talking instead of sneaking behind each other's backs?


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15 May 2025, 6:49 pm

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When autocorrect changes a very commonly used word to another very commonly used word, and you don't notice. Like mine often changes "or" to "of", or "say" to "day". Ugh! These are the sort of words that your brain often misses when typing on your phone even if you're reading the text as you're putting it in, and you only notice it after an email is sent (because as an ADHDer I just want to send it before proofreading lol), and then you hope the other person who receives the email knows what you mean and ignores the embarrassing error.


This is one of the reasons why I prefer communication applications that allow for editing after a message has been received by the other person.

With email, once it is gone, it is gone in most cases. I think there is a recall feature on Google mail which allows one to retrieve their sent message for a few seconds after sending it? I don't use Google mail anyway so I don't have access to such a feature.



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17 May 2025, 6:18 am

I hate it when I go in a toy shop like the gadget shop and there's no batteries in the things on display


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17 May 2025, 6:47 am

People who take forever at the checkout making a big production like they're buying a house or something. And or yamner with the clerk like they're old friends having lunch together. Just buy your stuff and leave without all the time consuming nonsense, as if there weren't other people waiting in line to do just that.



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17 May 2025, 7:05 am

^ That drives me nuts sometimes too, especially if I have to order something from the cashier because I'm rehearsing the script in my head while waiting. Let's get going before I forget why I'm in even in line.


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17 May 2025, 12:45 pm

When you're talking on the phone and your own voice echoes back to you, so you can't hear what the other person is saying. It's very frustrating.


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17 May 2025, 12:48 pm

Is that when it's on loud speaker


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17 May 2025, 1:51 pm

I don't put mine on loud speaker but I think my aunt does because she's not very good at hearing. I hate talking on speaker though because I find it sounds too distorted. And when the other person is on speaker I find it picks up every background sound and amplifies it.


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17 May 2025, 1:53 pm

Do you find that it sometimes sounds like they're talking under water


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17 May 2025, 2:00 pm

Yes.

I think my aunt just needs to turn the volume up on her phone that controls how loud the speaker comes through (when not on speakerphone). I have mine on its loudest.

One time I had a panic attack over something private, and I phoned my aunt to unburden myself, but she was out at a restaurant at the time and had her phone on speaker, so basically the whole restaurant could hear my crying and all my personal business. I didn't know she'd had it on speakerphone until I next saw her. I told her off, and she sheepishly apologised but said she was deaf so needed to have speakerphone on.


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17 May 2025, 6:00 pm

Retrograde wrote:
People who take forever at the checkout making a big production like they're buying a house or something. And or yamner with the clerk like they're old friends having lunch together. Just buy your stuff and leave without all the time consuming nonsense, as if there weren't other people waiting in line to do just that.


that would really tick me off



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17 May 2025, 7:36 pm

funeralxempire wrote:
CockneyRebel wrote:
Mark Carney


What's he done? :scratch:


He raised the carbon tax and that means food prices will soar, which will make it harder for people like me to live. He also wants to expand euthanasia to be administered to people with mental health issues and developmental disabilities. Not only that. He wants to defund churches and organizations that support a cause that I stand for.


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17 May 2025, 7:38 pm

enz wrote:
Retrograde wrote:
People who take forever at the checkout making a big production like they're buying a house or something. And or yamner with the clerk like they're old friends having lunch together. Just buy your stuff and leave without all the time consuming nonsense, as if there weren't other people waiting in line to do just that.


that would really tick me off


That idle small talk ticks me off something awful.


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