I hate the 4-door Porsche. The “Panamera” or whatever the fuck it’s called. (What the hell does that even mean? Panamera. Is it Mexican for stupid?) It’s obviously an alternative for those mothers who cringe at the thought of schlepping their offspring around in a mini-van. Or those really [REALLY] fucking cool weekend dads [because going from zero to sixty in 5 seconds is a selling point for a FAMILY car].
This is THE CREEPIEST commercial I’ve ever seen. The best part of waking up… is getting to bang your brother.
It’s so weird when Asians are at the nail salon. I automatically assume they’re family or they’re just manicurists having their friends (err…family) do a little work on them. (It’s kind of like [it’s nothing like] when you walk into a Chinese restaurant and see other Asians eating there, you know it must be delicious.)
(Out of ALL of her stories, she chose this one.)
Fuck you, KCRW. If I wanted to listen to Mexican-salsa music, I’d go to a Baja Fresh.
I hate when Americans use the term “flat.” Um…it’s called an APARTMENT, douchebag—NOT a flat. AND you’re going on VACATION—not a fucking “holiday.” (Christmas is a holiday. Martin Luther King Day is a holiday. And Madonna wrote a song called Holiday.)
I’ve said it before (and I’ll say it again [because it seems to be a fucking epidemic]): I hate when people who aren’t British end emails with the word, “Cheers.” And what’s even worse (If you can possibly imagine such a thing) is when they [they = these bastard people] add an exclamatory to the end of it like this: “Cheers!” (I want to take these people out back and fuck them up.)
I hate the word “naughty.” (And the people who usually use it are pretty creepy.)
I’ve said it before (and I’ll say it again), I hate adults in ‘Looney Tunes’ clothing.
I hate the smell of Aussie Sprunch Spray™
Men shouldn’t smell like baby powder. (That is all.)
There is nothing I hate more than a pull-down napkin.
I’m not a fan of the “community” table. (In fact, I hate them.) If I wanted to sit with a bunch of strangers, I would’ve gone to my sister’s wedding.