What Makes You Angry Today?

[Jimmy1]

Right now I just am at a loss. I can normally analyse my anger and put it in perspective, even after an outburst, it's something they taught us on the AM (Anger Management) Course.

I know I have a lot of things going on and the boss told me to hold off on any work that comes in for now. After all it is a hobby business.
The problem is my stress levels are just so damn high.

So here is a list:

Just had surgery (Over a month now) and had to change my whole way of eating.
16 year old has moved back in and I can't get it through his selfish teenage thick head that he f*cked up his schooling and now has to listen to me.
And to top it all off, yesterday I found out that a good mate of mine who died earlier this year actually hung himself. Everyone told me it was natural causes. f*ck I hate being lied to regardless of the reasons.

I have tried the whole cup of harden the f*ck up, in actual fact I have tried buckets of the shit.

When I am driving along I all of a sudden notice my hands are gripping the steering wheel that tight the old white knuckles are showing.
And when people get in my road at the shops I feel like just pushing them out of my way.

f*ck... f*ck.... f*ck...

 

[vikingr12]

I am usually not this way but this story (http://www.cbsnews.com/news/rebel-heart-us-navy-warship-rescues-sick-baby-stranded-at-sea/) about how a family took their young children on a 'round the world sail got to me as it unfolded.

The Air National Guard guys did their job and the "warship" gets the credit. Or the Coast Guard (who the PJ's taught how to do open sea rescue with swimmers -- they even copied our motto "that others may live") says they paid for it. BS.

Same thing happened when a quake hit California. There happened to have been a whole unit of PJ's from Alaska (the best) in Oakland at the time and they ran out to help hundreds of stranded drivers, many of whom were badly hurt, risking their own neck if there was an after shock that surely would have killed them.

OK. Rant is over. It's just that when I saw those pictures of the guys bailing out, I was later picking pieces of the ceiling off my head from shouting and jumping.

 

[Raven]

I may have gone off the deep end tonight but I've never been better.

 

[Raven]

A couple of raccoons decided to have sex on the porch roof right outside my bedroom window at 3am. Those assholes were really loud.

 

[Spock]

:eek:

 

[Raven]

It's already been the trip from hell. And to top it all off this faggot flight attendant kicked us out of the exit row because my husband uses a cane. Honestly, my husband still looks like a bad ass motherf*cker and in the astronomically unlikely event the emergency exit would need to be opened, he'd act more quickly than any of the stupid civs on this plane. It's not rocket science to pull a few levers and push.

At least they have wifi on board.

 

[reddevil1111]

I have not flown in 10 years. I used to get the door every time. Flight attendants would move me from my normal seat even. Its not bad, you tend to get about 2 inches more space for it.
If I tried to fly now I bet they would just move me to the cargo hold. bastards.

 

[Raven]

My mother has arthritis in her knees and she used to always get exit row seats to stretch her legs. Now she just splurges for first class when she flies. I was unaware that they now bar disabled persons from sitting there, or maybe this one flight attendant just has a chip on his shoulder.

The exit row has like two feet of extra room... the particular flight attendant's jump seat is right there so I think he just used it as an excuse to get rid of us and have the area for himself for the 10 minutes he actually has to sit there.

I'm cranky and I had too much caffeine this morning and caffeine gives me stomachaches.

Our first flight was delayed so we missed our connection last night, and the tantrum I had to make just to get US Airways to comp us a room was exhausting.

 

[OldDoorGunner]

Hi Raven, My former flight attendant wife (38 years) just got up, so I asked her. #1 it's the FAA Reg's, #2 it's the airline your were flying on. My wife said she would not have moved you and your husband, if he look like he could lift the window exit. (about 50lbs) If it was a exit door same would have applied. She said that at UAL, the Passenger Agent would asked passenger it he/she could work the emergency exit....My wife would be the flight purser on most flights. One time part of her crew asked it the guy setting at the window exit should be moved. He was around 450+lbs and was round/big. The wife said no, said he could handle the window. Her crew was worried that he would get stuck going out the window. My wife told her crew, no he would fit as he would be scared shit less.......:D The wife did not want to quit flying but had to. Now that she has been gone 5 years, and is glad that she did. She does not like the shit the flight attendants are now doing.

J R

 

[Raven]

It seems odd though. We usually get those seats precisely because of the extra leg room they offer. I know a lot of other disabled persons request those seats as well. No flight attendant has ever made a stink about it before, besides occasionally asking him if he's willing and able to perform the necessary tasks in the event of an emergency.

Makes me wonder if the FAA is starting to crack down on it or if that one faggot just wanted to be annoying.

 

[Raven]

Wow...

We had such a shitty time that I deactivated the gift cards we got them and my husband ended his friendship via a text message.

 

[reddevil1111]

Glad you had such a good time. Free booze and all that eh? I suspect you might have brought home more than you left with... some new crystal and some better towels? Anything?