Posts Tagged 'annoyed'

Spy Sappin’ Mah Blog!

Hello everyone! It’s me, Kenito. You may not remember me – I’m the one who remains on topic and imbues his posts with errant signs of my violent hatred of Communists.

Anyway, it appears David has metaphorically raped (and perhaps physically too, I noticed that the disc drive and some of the ports don’t work on the webserver mainframe anymore) the blog in my absence. I’m going to keep this rant short and sweet, because I need to go find a cheap lawyer so Miss Webserver can sue for mental anguish.

The new blog theme. Seriously? You may call it “modern” and “stylized”. I call it “best viewed at a resolution of 640×480 or higher.”

My Mother: Staples’ Worst Enemy

Well, I’m back with another riveting tale for all of you.

Once upon a time, there was a father and his two dear sons. They lived in harmony upstairs. They were conoisseurs of awesome office products. They each had a Scotch tape dispenser. One day, the eldest son’s dispenser vanished.

It became obvious that its disappearance could only be attributed to one person – MOTHER. The horrible creature that lived downstairs. They dared not trifle with her lest she go on a one hour tangent and permanently shorten everybody’s life expectancy.

The son took up a perilous journey into the realm known as “downstairs”, a frigid icy wasteland where mother had deemed heating to be stupid and wasteful of money, even though she did not pay it. Entering into an uneasy negotiation with his mother, the son was granted access to her room where he found a tape dispenser. The mother claimed that it “was always here” and that “[your father] gave it to me”. She claimed, however, there may be a second one around and she’d look for it.

It was obvious that she was lying, but the son was not in the mood to fight so he returned to his domain, informing the father of the vile witch’s treachery. The father decided to confront his “wife” about the matter. After pointing out that she had stolen the tape dispenser, but remaining calm and even offering to buy her one of her own, all hell broke loose.

The father retreated upstairs as the mother went on a tangent, spewing lies out of her mouth such as “you fucking bastard, you owe me thousands and all you can think about is fucking $12?”. She began to point out how “[my father] has nothing” and how he’s “a bum” who mooches money and is a cheater. You could spend 10 seconds in my hosue and it’d be obvious that this is the exact opposite of the situation.

So, my dad was just ASKING IF HE COULD HAVE A TAPE DISPENSER BACK and mom started threatening to “call the police” and that my dad would be “thrown out on the street” once I go to college. She would “move back to [her] country” and live a happy life. My mother hails from one of the most technologically backwards and downright communistic shitholes home to nothing but lowly backwater farmers and humble peasants.

It’s times like these I wish my mom wasn’t just a walking vessel for harsh language, because sometimes I wish she’d call the police so that they would arrest her for being legally insane. Did I tell you about the shoddy space heater that nearly burned down the house?

Sigh. All this over a fucking tape dispenser. I wouldn’t mind if she was complaining about the tape dispenser, but she was just calling my father all kinds of bad words and going completely off-topic.

As you may have noticed by now, I’m very defensive of my father. He’s one of the greatest people I know and, if not for his positive influence and protection, I would be just as stupid as the woman in the preceding paragraphs. But calling my father a “bastard”, a “bum”, threatening to throw him “out on the street”, it’s just stupid. I hate incompetent people. Especially ones who can’t defend themselves so start talking about random stuff instead.

Kind of like most politicians…

My Mother: The Epitome of Failure

I can’t stand my mother. I was never able to but now I’m practically ready to kill her. She’s just so conceited and greedy. Did I mention she’s a communist? Yeah, lots of foreign-born mothers are, but mine is genuinely communist. And I don’t mean communist in the way you regard Trizy or your Russian co-workers. I’m talking much worse.

I could write an entire book about how terrible my mother is, but I won’t. Deep down I really want her to someday escape from that bubble world of hers and realize just what a failure she is and how she has done nothing but ruin my life and push my family to the brink of destruction. Instead, I’m just going to touch on a few points that I particularly dislike about her. This is not a dramatization, this is all completely true. The following list is not for the faint-of-heart. Expect words with more than three syllables and lots of cursing. Some of you may void your bowels once you come to the horrible revelation that a person in real-life can actually be JUST this terrible. I’m sorry, I voided mine too.

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iPod Touch Firmware, again

I didn’t exactly leave off my first rant with enough reasoning and rhetoric. So here I am continuing it.

So I have to ask myself,  “Why is it the paying for firmware is so wrong?”

So I’m going to think about this as a type. I rather not like preparing thoughts; it doesn’t convey the spontaneity I find a weird sort of beauty in.

Anyway, I just feel it’s an act of betrayal against the man or woman whom has bought the product (in this case an iPod Touch). I mean yeah it’s all right legally to charge for the update, and I can understand why you would want to. But, it is not very polite, and I believe that you should be as polite to your customers before and after their purchase.

Screwing someone over right after they purchase a product is not socially acceptable, and, while this is not of the same degree, it is of the same principle.

And then there’s the fact that iPhone is better supported and has better software than the iPod Touch. Now this is not because of hardware issues. It is because of pricing.

And I don’t like being on a lower tier in customer support for Apple’s products. Equality may not be required, but it is a damned respected courtesy in my book.

Binder Hate

I hate binders. I really do. Those stupid three ring binders take up so much space. And the mass to volume ratio is low. I hate them; they are absolutely fucking huge. For me to write in them I need to assume an uncomfortable writing stance.

Now this wouldn’t be so much of a problem if I wasn’t forced to use a binder. But, what do you know? I’m forced to use a binder.

Now really. If a student doesn’t want to use a binder is that really so bad? Yes, handouts will be easier to lose, but I am willing to take upon that responsibility in exchange for comfort with materials that I am comfortable using.

That’s why I have a Top 100 Reasons Why We Hate Three Ring Binders list in each of my binders.

Oh, binders are in league with Comic Sans too.

First Rant

Forgive the spelling on this entry/rant; I’m typing this on an iPod Touch. Which neatly segways onto something that has been pestering me for quite some time now.
I absolutely hate how I need to pay money for a fralking firmware update. It is just not bloody right. It is the asshole’s way to make money. For fraks sake, it is not bloody right. Yes, I know I’ve said it before and I am not giving any proper reasons as of yet. Bear with me just a bit longer I just need to get the righteous indignational put of my system.
Okay, so why do I think that paying for a firmware update is bad manners? Well, I personally think it has to do with product support. If you make some product, you would want to ensure it is a good, well designed product. Firmware is a part of that. Now, I am going to get more into my personal opinions on how you should support a product with firmware updates.
To me, you should update your firmware to the best of your ability. After all, that firmware is improving upon your product; at least it should be. When you introduce paying for an update, you introduce something I call the crap factor. This crap factor originates from thefeeling of betrayal you get from realizing that you have to pay more money to get the full functionality that your gadget may be capable of. This betrayal is like a hidden surcharge out to squeeze the little flakes of copper left by that penny that was in your pocket moments earlier.
Whatever, I am tired and I haven’t thought this out carefully. I will return to continue, expand, and improve upon this rant later.