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Loud ringtones, loud people (just generally and when they have arguments with disembodied voices on cell phones), women who have long fingernails with sequins on them, saggers and baggers, not taking price tag off clothing, wearing white jeggings that show ripples and ripples of cellulite, tats but especially face and neck and ones on feet, and ankle bracelets.
Seriously? I guess we must be trash. My husband loves working on cars. We also save a bunch of money. I never knew that made him trash. He has been pretty good to me.
We have 4 cars. How many houses are there in your area that have a 4 car garage?
@TracySam: I agree with everything you say, but *underneath* all that trashy behavior there are reasons--not justifications, but reasons. Instead of looking at the outer manifestations maybe we should look at the underlying structures. Just sayin'.
That would require maturity and empathy. What fun is that?
Disagree, for I know lots of people who have had the advantages of education, good education, and other things that squandered them all.
I volunteer at a homeless shelter. I know there are plenty there who really did not have the benefit of a good home or a good education. But I have also seen a very large number of homeless who had everything in life and then chucked it all away for another pull on the bottle or another line of blow.
Mind you, I refuse to call alcoholism, drug addiction, or sexual addiction a disease. Sure, it's a behavioral problem, but it isn't a disease. For to succumb to the notion that these problems are diseases is to basically blame the disease rather than be accountable for one's actions in life. If alcoholism were really a disease, then why is our prescribed method for treating it amount to standing in a room full of strangers and talking about how you screwed up in life and turning one's trust over to a higher power? You wouldn't do that for cancer or diabetes, would you?
So yeah, it's very much a behavior thing, and a selfish behavior thing at that.
The twisted logic of someone who thinks its ok to refute evidence based theory of disease would be the same person who calls sufferers of "behavioral problems" trash.
I agree, and to add to that: It's not only trashy but disrespectful to hold their cigarettes out of their car windows so the smoke can travel into my car. Blecchhhh!! And I swear I can still smell it when my window's rolled up.
Considering the amount of toxins in our air, food and household products I think you are assigning a wee bit much blame on the average smoker.
Mind you I understand smokers are a-ok to target in today's society but I find the outrage of "haters" to be amusing and misplaced.
Guys that wear wife beaters. And if you are a Guido that wear a wife beater you are really scum.
While this dbag has no wife beater he is Loser of the year
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