daj59 wrote:I hate having to rescue stupid earthworms from my sidewalks and driveway. They strand themselves out there every morning. I pick them up with leaves and throw them back into the moist dirt so they aren't fried to a golden crisp by afternoon because Maisy, my dumb f**k dog will eat them.

Yum. Dumb dog.

dontwantaname wrote:

Dumb worm. Not only that, but they make it hard to get them. I try to pick them up with a small twig and they keep falling off.

Pick them up with your fingers. Don't hate the slimy worm slime.

daj59 wrote:
Dried stiff leaves work just fine to give them a fling. For thre really big ones, use 2 leaves like chop sticks.

Worm slime.... <shiver>

What are you going to do when you can't find any leaves?

I hate getting up early.

AZGman wrote:I hate getting up early.

I just read on another thread where you like being up early.
I'm confused, but it does not take much to confuse me.

Raining wrote:
I just read on another thread where you like being up early.
I'm confused, but it does not take much to confuse me.

No conflict . . . getting up vs. being up.

I hate it when someone leaves an empty container in the refrigerator.

terrybatey wrote:I hate it when someone leaves an empty container in the refrigerator.

My son has been to your house?!?!?!?!

AZGman wrote:


My son has been to your house?!?!?!?!

He may have been. Just me and hubby live here and he said he didnt' do it...I know I didn't do it... so it looks like it must have been your son.
pssst, please tell him not to let D'name know where I live. Thanks

terrybatey wrote:
He may have been. Just me and hubby live here and he said he didnt' do it...I know I didn't do it... so it looks like it must have been your son.
pssst, please tell him not to let D'name know where I live. Thanks

Okay, he won't tell her it's the house on the street with the yard out front!!!

AZGman wrote:

Okay, he won't tell her it's the house on the street with the yard out front!!!

I thought what he wouldn't say was... the house with the lions on the gate. oh sh*t

terrybatey wrote:
I thought what wouldn't say was the house with the lions on the gate. oh sh*t

No, that's not it.

I hate lakes, ponds, pools, the ocean and swimming.

bluebledthesea wrote:I hate lakes, ponds, pools, the ocean and swimming.

What about jacuzzis and hot tubs?

bluebledthesea wrote:I hate lakes, ponds, pools, the ocean and swimming.

I dislike these also because I do not know how to swim. I am prolly the only person in the world that does not know how to swim.

AZGman wrote:

What about jacuzzis and hot tubs?

Being submerged in water in any way shape or form. Add baths to that... I can swim, but I hate it.

bluebledthesea wrote:

Being submerged in water in any way shape or form. Add baths to that... I can swim, but I hate it.

Did you have a bad experience with deep water early in your life? Just nosey.

AZGman wrote:

Did you have a bad experience with deep water early in your life? Just nosey.

I don't think so. I just don't like being wet, other than when I'm in the shower. There was one time where some big kid kept trying to dunk me underwater when I was in 6th grade, but I turned around and broke his nose. That's actually a good memory...

Ocean water gives me a rash. I also don't like not being able to see what's under the surface. Too much imagination. Being in pools is a waste of time. I prefer being clean and dry.

bluebledthesea wrote:

I don't think so. I just don't like being wet, other than when I'm in the shower. There was one time where some big kid kept trying to dunk me underwater when I was in 6th grade, but I turned around and broke his nose. That's actually a good memory...

Ocean water gives me a rash. I also don't like not being able to see what's under the surface. Too much imagination. Being in pools is a waste of time. I prefer being clean and dry.

I'm not real keen on not knowing what's lurking around me under water either, but I love to swim . . . well, nowadays, it's more like I love to just feel buoyant in the water!

AZGman wrote:

I'm not real keen on not knowing what's lurking around me under water either, but I love to swim . . . well, nowadays, it's more like I love to just feel buoyant in the water!

Hmm... we could tie a lobster pot to your ankle and see what we get!

bluebledthesea wrote:

Hmm... we could tie a lobster pot to your ankle and see what we get!

I'd rather not see what the lobsters get!!!

I hate shopping for a new car.

dontwantaname wrote:I hate being this cranky.
I better stay away from the new person. Not good to start talking to someone when you are cranky.

we have a new person?

pblgov wrote:we have a new person?

edlada is kind of testing the waters, but D'name keeps warning him away.

pooflady wrote:

edlada is kind of testing the waters, but D'name keeps warning him away.

you mean she's not being a bubba?

pblgov wrote:you mean she's not being a bubba?

No, she's kind of like, "Beware all ye who enter here."

bluebledtheseainthesea wrote:

I did actually do this though. It took me a bit to calm down when going under but the guide worked me through it. I didn't do it a 2nd time though.

damn, blue. you're lookin' a lot better than I pictured you in your clothes.

stlwooter wrote:
and all the filtered nasties from the body. It is the sponge that cleans bad stuff out, why ingest it?

I hate urban legends.
The liver has enzymes that break down most of the stuff you eat into useful components. They also happen to break down other stuff that gets into you- drugs, etc.The liver doesn't fill up with toxins, nor does it 'filter the nasties' out- kidneys do filter a lot of stuff out, including the breakdown products from the liver. But that stuff goes out, it doesn't hang around in the kidneys.
edit: I hate liver too.

Oh, and did I mention I hate lurkers? Y'all know who ya are.

daj59 wrote:Your lurker finder didn't work this time.

Didn't bait the hook properly for the species I was castin' for.

AZGman wrote:

Didn't bait the hook properly for the species I was castin' for.

Keep practicing, you'll be a master baiter soon.

czardastx wrote:
Keep practicing, you'll be a master baiter soon.

Post yer "hand" book online so we may all benefit!!

I hate feeling out of the "in" group.

Unfortunately, after all these years of practice, I have gotten used to it.

But I still hate it.