What's bugging you? (2007)

[Brian the Automator]

Do those trucks actually carry anything, or do they just drive around all day? If they just drive around all day, what does the driver get paid? Seems like kind of a sweet job.

They don't carry anything. The obstruct your view of the road, make congestion worse on already congested roads, and pollute the environment even further. WIN WIN!

 

[brewers19]

...and present an unnecessary distraction for motorists.

[M Skjellyfetti]

This freaking weather is really pissing me off. How many days of crap weather do we need in a row?

[brewcrew00]

Watching the LLWS and seeing the stupid Frosted Flakes commercial where the two guys are playing tennis with baseball bats every single commercial break.

[jason21nl]

Watching the LLWS and seeing the stupid Frosted Flakes commercial where the two guys are playing tennis with baseball bats every single commercial break.

 

haha, i was going to post that this morning. I thought it was cool the first time I saw it. Now I freaking hate it and its seriously on every commercial break like you said

[burniebrewer]

If they just drive around all day, what does the driver get paid? Seems like kind of a sweet job.

 

The one I see in Madison is never even driving. The guy just sits at a park all the time.

[burniebrewer]

Yuku is really bugging me in regards to logging in and linking.

[zachlaka]

If they just drive around all day, what does the driver get paid? Seems like kind of a sweet job.

 

The one I see in Madison is never even driving. The guy just sits at a park all the time.

I have seen the one advertising diamonds a few times driving down through the campus and university ave.

But that's it

 

[jason21nl]

it being beautiful on days that I have to work, then raining on days that I have off and have softball games.

[splitterpfj]

On that note, Jason, I can't believe it's pouring outside - AGAIN!

[burniebrewer]

If they just drive around all day, what does the driver get paid? Seems like kind of a sweet job.

 

The one I see in Madison is never even driving. The guy just sits at a park all the time.

I have seen the one advertising diamonds a few times driving down through the campus and university ave.

But that's it

 

It's probably the same guy. On the west side, he just sits at Elver Park.

 

[zachlaka]

It's probably the same guy. On the west side, he just sits at Elver Park.

 

It probably is because I also remember seeing him parked there once or twice. I haven.t been past Elver in a while though.

 

[hawing]

I saw one of those trucks parked illegally on campus last week - I forget the location but it was high profile, and the truck was parked completely in a yellow curb zone. At first I thought, hmm, stupid; but I suppose they might consider it worth the cost of a parking violation to get the enhanced visibility.

 

I also have forgotten what the truck was advertising. Hah! Hawing 1, advertiser 0!

[TooLiveBrew]

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[samwise]

I love your product but HATE your commercials.

[brewcrewnation]

I always get sad on labor day weekends, for 4 reason. school starting, starting to get cold, baseball season is allmost over and football season starts. that really bugs me.

[Brian the Automator]

libel

[mothershipconnection]

libel

 

Jeez, is it really that hard to get over being banned from a website? He seems to have found a new home, there's no reason he can't move on.

[hawing]

The month of September bugs me at work. With the new academic year about to begin, I've had to hire a new set of student employees (replacing five out of nine, actually, which could be worse but could be better) and none of them was available for training until the first week of classes. So I have to spend this week on their orientation and employment forms (the forms are necessary for the returning employees too) while somehow also providing regular services to the public.

 

It's ultimately time well spent, and I do enjoy getting to know my new staff. But the training itself is very tiring - explaining everything you do, for hours on end, including some things that aren't immediately happening but the employees have to be prepared for them (like emergency procedures) - and it really takes a toll on my voice, which has never been very strong to begin with. It's going to be a lemon ice kind of week.

 

The training burden would often be less from year to year, but I'm limited to hiring students whose financial aid includes work-study funding (since the feds pay half their wages and my puny budget thus goes twice as far). I had to say 'no thanks' to some employees from last year because their financial situation improved enough so they weren't eligible for the award anymore.

[gypcasino]

Co-workers who think they're thorough and conscientious when in reality they are grossly inefficient and completely incompetent.

[Jimbo]

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel published the Al's Runs results in this morning's paper. Only they list the Top 100 overall and not the Top 50 or 100 by gender. So the top 92 men and only top 8 women were listed.

 

I guess if you're a female athlete in Milwaukee you're not worth as much.

[Schlitz001]

I really want to quit my job, but I keep getting ridiculous raises.

[hawing]

The four-letter franchise to Milwaukee's south.

[splitterpfj]

David Weathers is bugging me, first Quevedo, and now this.

[NeedMoreFans]

ESPN showing high school football on TV. I just don't get it. Do people actually watch the "best" teams in the country or really care how the "best" recruits are playing?