Pet Peeves

[notabitail]

Google's non-stop changing stupid things.

Google Photos in this case.

They changed it so that instead of having five thumbnails per row it's only four now. And, if I change it back, it no longer sorts by day. Only month. It's a regression in design and really stupid.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

When hubby says he told me - but really he just thought about it and decided that meant I knew.

Yes!!! Or, even more common here, when I'm chatting with my mother-in-law and she says, "Didn't S (dh) tell you......." and proceeds to give me some pretty significant or important information that she apparently shared with him sometimes two or three weeks prior.... and I have to tell her, again, " like I've said, if there is something you want me to know you need to tell me directly, becsuse apparently in the 4 minutes between your front door and our front door everything you tell him when he's here visiting and ask him to tell me falls right out of his head

Depends on time of day. Early in the morning and around dinner time, lots of ads for cars, beds, furniture and jewelry. Big-ticket items, aimed at people with jobs. During the day, ads for meds. For old, sick and decrepit stay-at-home folks.

This is how I sort through what the programming I like to watch says about me When I stop and think about the type of commercials I'm seeing I generally realize that the programmers think I should be an 80-year-old person....

 

[kattabelly]

"AI" slop threads with titles that don't give any indication of the contents.

 

[Sally PB]

My friend spent a long time knitting an afghan with rayon chenille yarn. That yarn is known for a problem called "worming."
best picture I could find right now
I don't have the heart to tell her that all that work is probably a total loss.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

People talking to me facing away from me, or while walking away. Dude, I'm old. I don't hear well. Face me. Please!