Things that are Just Wrong, or Do Not Work

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GNTLGNT

The idiot is IN
Jun 15, 2007
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Cambridge, Ohio
Men who wear banana hammocks. Wrong.....just..wrong.
funny-banana-hammock-little.jpg
...I can devoutly swear...I have never worn one of these...course if I were to don such apparel it would be more like a banana thimble...
 

GNTLGNT

The idiot is IN
Jun 15, 2007
87,651
358,754
62
Cambridge, Ohio
LED lightbulbs. Ghastly, unflattering lighting all the way around.

The entire Kardashian clan. I've had it up to my ass with anything Kardashian.

Florida Governor Rick Scott. Wrong on so many levels, I don't know where to begin.

The trend to intentionally misspell words in either names or titles, such as the one I saw today for a hair salon: Rootz.

Cell phone users at a theatrical event who insist on texting after the house lights go down for the performance.
...as long as your ass isn't as big as a Kardashians....
 

Lily Sawyer

B-ReadAndWed
Jun 27, 2009
6,625
15,016
South Carolina
...given the rest of the lovely "package" I figure it's "just right"....:love:
Work in progress. Imperfect and always will be but morphing into New & Improved. But you are sweet to speculate. ;)

Back to the Wrong and Unworkable:

Ted Cruz. Oy.
Nicholas Sparks. *gag*
Political robo-calls.
Cell phoning behind the wheel of a moving car. Hang the f*ck up and drive.
über-trendy restaurants trying to pass off humble vegetables as exciting and fabulous. To wit: rutabaga and kale. Not.
 

Out of Order

Sign of the Times
Feb 9, 2011
29,007
162,154
New Hampster
Work in progress. Imperfect and always will be but morphing into New & Improved. But you are sweet to speculate. ;)

Back to the Wrong and Unworkable:

Ted Cruz. Oy.
Nicholas Sparks. *gag*
Political robo-calls.
Cell phoning behind the wheel of a moving car. Hang the f*ck up and drive.
über-trendy restaurants trying to pass off humble vegetables as exciting and fabulous. To wit: rutabaga and kale. Not.

My avatar disagrees with you. Rutabaga, people.