My favorite part of winter is how everyone decides it's a good idea to leave all the doors and windows wide open in the hallways. Yes, let ALL the cold air in
Why does everyone insist on backing in their car at COSTCO. Are they morons or what? They come back their car and can't get the cart to the back of their car to load all the stuff. So it takes them 10 extra minutes to carry everything slowly to the back. Meanwhile, there are no parking spaces. Do they even think or use logic or simply follow what everyone else is doing? Like backing in is some sort of rule. God damn it.
Quote from: JVPrice on December 07, 2018, 11:51:03 amMy favorite part of winter is how everyone decides it's a good idea to leave all the doors and windows wide open in the hallways. Yes, let ALL the cold air in"But it's to clean the air.""What's that? Couldn't hear you cause you're teeth are chattering."
do i teach a bunch of moron kids? or does this happen to everyone else here, too?"teacher, hot""................... ...take off your coat then"
Quote from: PatrickBateman on December 07, 2018, 12:01:15 pmWhy does everyone insist on backing in their car at COSTCO. Are they morons or what? They come back their car and can't get the cart to the back of their car to load all the stuff. So it takes them 10 extra minutes to carry everything slowly to the back. Meanwhile, there are no parking spaces. Do they even think or use logic or simply follow what everyone else is doing? Like backing in is some sort of rule. God damn it. If you back in, you pull out. If you pull in, you back out. It's the same thing so I don't understand why you MUST back in, especially considering the reason you said.
Quote from: CO2 on December 07, 2018, 12:45:18 pmQuote from: PatrickBateman on December 07, 2018, 12:01:15 pmWhy does everyone insist on backing in their car at COSTCO. Are they morons or what? They come back their car and can't get the cart to the back of their car to load all the stuff. So it takes them 10 extra minutes to carry everything slowly to the back. Meanwhile, there are no parking spaces. Do they even think or use logic or simply follow what everyone else is doing? Like backing in is some sort of rule. God damn it. If you back in, you pull out. If you pull in, you back out. It's the same thing so I don't understand why you MUST back in, especially considering the reason you said.Backing is higher risk than going forward.Backing into a spot is lower risk than backing out because there is no cross traffic when you are backing in.Driving out is lower risk than backing out because your field of vision is wider.Most companies that have driver safety training tell people to back into spots. In fact, in some Canadian provinces, it is illegal to back onto a roadway.I go nose-in at Costco (I park on the roof at Yangjae) because it makes loading easier, but I still back in everywhere else.
even 5 and 6 grade elementary school? they don't wear uniforms, or leave their coats unattended. most of the time, when i say, "uh, take off your coat", they act surprised like, "oh! good idea!", so i genuinely think they hadn't thought of doing that, which baffles me
At primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.
You knows it's bad in your building when you look forward to coming to school to find some quiet time. Yet another weekend my c*k sucking neighbor had the music cranked for 12+ hours, Sat. and Sun. (shit, is this me?) The topper was having to listen to him rabbit f*ck some girl in the building. (shit, I hope this isn't me) But this usually only lasts a good 5~10 mins. (Okay, not me ) Yay for me, but kina sad for her!
Quote from: oglop on December 07, 2018, 10:40:12 pmQuote from: Chinguetti on December 07, 2018, 05:12:57 pmAt primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.yeah, you could be right. it's like when i ask "hands up who likes candy" and some students insist they don't like it. then, when pressed, it's because their parents don't let them eat it, so they say they don't like it. same with pizza, chocolate, or anything else all kids love. some kids in korea live pretty deprived lives, it seems. not allowed any foods kids love, studying 10 hours a day, never see their dads, aren't allowed to watch tv, etc. christ.Maybe their parents don't give them candy because it's basically poison. Don't poison people you love or care about. Also candy is gross.
Quote from: Chinguetti on December 07, 2018, 05:12:57 pmAt primary school level, it could be because they're always being told to bundle up during cold weather, and will get scolded for not doing it or for taking their coats off, so after a while it probably doesn't really sink in that taking their coats off is an option even when their parents aren't around to tsk them over it.yeah, you could be right. it's like when i ask "hands up who likes candy" and some students insist they don't like it. then, when pressed, it's because their parents don't let them eat it, so they say they don't like it. same with pizza, chocolate, or anything else all kids love. some kids in korea live pretty deprived lives, it seems. not allowed any foods kids love, studying 10 hours a day, never see their dads, aren't allowed to watch tv, etc. christ.