Things I hate...

[TygerLili]

Jeans that shrink in the dryer.

[jynxxxedangel]

Grumpy referees and civil servants. I don't understand why people who don't like people get jobs working with them.

[bean]

I hate it when the office air conditioner is set to "meat locker."

[the eternal]

According to the board index, the latest thing i hate is "bean water".

Of course, after this post it'll be myself.

That's more like it!

[creatureofthenyte]

when people get in my way, especially if I'm in a store and hungry at the time.

[DarkRacer]

Bums that wont go away. I'm getting tired of doing citizen's arrets all nite long.

[jynxxxedangel]

Trying to wake my slugabed husband up, from a few thousand miles away. My Wreckie is difficult to wake, sometimes.

[jynxxxedangel]

Being without a car.

[Tacohitts]

LIARS!!!

[bean]

Drama queens

[pomba gira]

Filling out job applications when I know perfectly well they only look at your resume, anyway.

[bean]

The letter Q

[StormKnight (1)]

Insomnia.

[EvilEve]

having bruises on my legs that i have no f'n clue where the f' they came from!

[jynxxxedangel]

People who are supposed to be telling me how to do something, yet have absolutely no idea what to do.

..and taxpayers are paying these peoples' salaries. How do I get a job like this? Where do I sign up? I'd be knocking heads together, and completely re-writing instruction pamphlets so that they actually make SENSE. Ever try to read product assembly instructions that are badly translated from Chinese? This is very similar.

Seriously.

[Destroit]

Cancer.

[GothicRavenGoddess (3)]

tools

Edited August 6, 2009 by GothicRavenGoddess

[Head Wreck]

not being there for her and wih a million in the bank

[bean]

Back pain

[StormKnight (1)]

Long days of only paperwork.

[EvilEve]

being sunburnt...

[StormKnight (1)]

Charlie horses

[jynxxxedangel]

My city's post office. They really need to get it together.

[Soulrev]

Pussy Trolls...

Damn Pillowpants...

[AstralCrux]

Filling out job applications when I know perfectly well they only look at your resume, anyway.

I have to say... I did utilize stuff on the applications, but I liked a combination of both the best. I liked to know about how much the person was expected to make, so I don't waste my time or anyone elses. We also had to look into references, so I needed as much info to contact previous employers that I could get.

Unexperienced front desk at hotels starts at about $8 an hour for a lower level chain. The big 3-5 star hotels only want experience, but they pay wayyyyyy better.