I know I have too many. Oh well. What you got?

When people use "cabin" to refer to a house in another camped together neigborhood just b/c it's up north.

People who wear white sunglasses.

People behind you even in the slow lane who drive like their car is peaking around you all the way down the road.

People who say, "I just made it," when you inspect their $100 bill

So what's the definition of "Cabin"? :lol:

Here's one I found.

In modern usage, a cottage is a dwelling, typically in a rural, or semi-rural location (although there are cottage-style dwellings in cities). ...

A small dwelling characteristic of the frontier, especially when built from logs with simple tools and not constructed by professional builders, but by those who meant to live in it; A compartment on land, usually comprised of logs; A private room on a ship; The interior of a boat, enclosed to ...

A "Cabin" should be nestled in on its own rural land, not right next to neighbors or else it's just another house. You just made my list.

I've heard someone say something about a cabin once.... saw a pic of it and it was on wide open land (no trees)... and it was a trailer! in a neighborhood! But it was up north:eyeroll:

When people smack their food!!! Disgusting! Keep them lips closed when eating peeps!!!

I would like a cabin up north... you know... like in flag or payson.

I just imagine someone going up to a "cabin" to get away and when they wake up and go out on the porch they see all their neigbors from back home coming out the other "cabins" doing the same." Awwwk-ward

fatbob309 wrote:I would like a cabin up north... you know... like in flag or payson.

Me, too!!! It would be a great escape!!! It's so perty up there and the trees smell amazing!

people who cut their fingernails at work

Skatchkins wrote:I just imagine someone going up to a "cabin" to get away and when they wake up and go out on the porch they see all their neigbors from back home coming out the other "cabins" doing the same." Awwwk-ward

What if it was like a group of wheelers that all had cabins next to each other??? Would that be ok?

Shut it Bobbo :(

Pet Peeve: When you make an effort to let someone through or merge and there's no Thank You wave.

When fat people act like they don't know how big they are in the narrow isles at Walmart

Spanish only billboards

Truck nutz

When my coworker follows me around.
When my coworker doesn't bathe and then tries to stand close to me.
When people wait until the last minute and then expect me to hurry.
When my manager doesn't show up until 10am and then leaves early most days, but gives me hell for leaving 10 minutes early.
When my manager signs me up to be a tester for new apps, but doesn't tell me until after he's done it.

When vehicles that are not Jeeps are referred to as Jeeps in movies

Skatchkins wrote:When vehicles that are not Jeeps are referred to as Jeeps in movies

Haha. I was searching YouTube yesterday and found one titled Jeep Rollover or something like that. Clicked on it and it was a Suzuki "Jeep".

Oh, I think it's funny the Landrover guys call their vehicles "trucks". haha.

My mother used to call her Saturn Vue her truck. We put an end to that right away.

When another driver does something stupid/illegal in traffic that affects me and then somehow gets angry at me; i.e. I'm turning left from between the yellow lines in the middle of the road when someone using the lane as a merge lane(illegal) gets stuck behind me and gets mad because they have to wait for me to safely turn left before they can continue to drive in the left turn lane to merge

When someone asks "where do you want to eat?" and I say "it really doesn't matter to me." Then they say, "no really where do you want to eat?"

and I think about it... make a decision, and state where I would like to eat.

Then I hear "nah... I'm not in the mood for that."

I'd rather not even be asked in the first place.

alanzona wrote:When someone asks "where do you want to eat?" and I say "it really doesn't matter to me." Then they say, "no really where do you want to eat?"

and I think about it... make a decision, and state where I would like to eat.

Then I hear "nah... I'm not in the mood for that."

I'd rather not even be asked in the first place.

lol I have to agree with that one

People who drive like 5 feet away from my rear bumper when we're traveling at 45 miles per hour. It seriously annoys the crap out of me because I think I'm on the short end of the stick if the worst happens.

Diane

alanzona wrote:When someone asks "where do you want to eat?" and I say "it really doesn't matter to me." Then they say, "no really where do you want to eat?"

and I think about it... make a decision, and state where I would like to eat.

Then I hear "nah... I'm not in the mood for that."

I'd rather not even be asked in the first place.

Geoff Learned in our class that I don't know where I want to eat however, I know what I DONT want to eat. :)=)

(By the way, WE JUST TOOK OUR LAST CLASS YESTERDAY!!)