Which is worse? - Freeze-Frame Radio

Sparky · Phat Cat EL Presidente

RE: Which is worse?

Date: Mon Oct 17 12:36 2005

Gosh, Sparky, how did you get out? Where were you?

Sparky · Phat Cat EL Presidente

It was in our elevator here at work Ruby, I work on the 5th floor and they have a box you have to pull a telephone out of and plug into a jack. (just like in the movies). They said the cable came off the track. So the whole time I was in there I could feel the thing jumping and vibrating. I was just glad it got stuck around the 2nd floor!

Date: Mon Oct 17 12:46 2005

Ok, stick me in traffic!!!

Tell us which is worse...

A lie that draws a smile

A truth that draws a tear

Zim · Chairwoman Of The Board

1. Being unemployed. Didn't anyone watch American Beauty? What's wrong with flipping burgers? You don't have to think, you've got suntan hours and you get to see what REALLY goes into the special sauce (thereby possibly losing weight too!)

2. Worst enemy. It would drive me nuts that someone left me for someone I couldn't stand.

3. Catching your parents. Fortunate enough not to have had either happen! Unless I did walk in on them once, I very easily could have completely blocked a memory like that.

4. Being stood up. What a waste of my time! That would be disrespect incarnate.

5. Being under age - I have no problems with getting old - I'm even letting my full-blown grey come in at 34! But I didn't turn 21 until AFTER I graduated college, so being under age sucked.

6. Elevator - I don't mind traffic once in a while, I have such a short commute - but I keep magazines and books in my car for just such occasions.

7. Lie - the smile it brought would be worth nothing!

Molly · The Mediator

Being stuck in an elevator: I'm claustrophobic!

A lie that brings a smile.

Date: Mon Oct 17 13:25 2005

For me it has to be the back! I am not a hair lover on men. But I know there are plenty of women who like that!

Tell us which is worse...

Hairy backs on men

Hairy legs on women

Zim · Chairwoman Of The Board

I've never had a problem with hairy guys - it's masculine, IMHO. I have more problems with guys with virtually no hair. Not too keen on the o-natural unshaven female look, though. Never understood that European thang.

WebGuy · Doesn't Do Windows

If it's just a little stubble on a woman, the back hair at a public event would bother me more.

As a guy that's not attracted to other guys, I can't see what a woman would find appealing about a thick, wooly, sweaty back.

Sparky · Phat Cat EL Presidente

It would be a toss up! Definatley don't like the hairy legs thing, but when you are walking down the street and the guy in front of you has enough hair on his back to comb over his head, that's a little too much! Talk about a bad comb over!

Date: Mon Oct 17 13:50 2005

I used to smoke, so I can be bias, but I expect people to smoke after a meal. If I want smoke free, I'll stay home. But at the movies~ SHHH!

Tell us which is worse...

People talking during a movie

People smoking during dinner

WebGuy · Doesn't Do Windows

Equally bad to me but if I had to choose, I'd pick the smoking.

Having a smoking section in a restaurant is like having a peeing area in a pool.

Sparky · Phat Cat EL Presidente

I'm pretty good about drowning out people during a movie (just ask my wife). I agree with Web about the smoking. I especiall like it when the restaurant puts a divider up consisting of Lattice covered with fake vines.

Molly · The Mediator

Smoking during dinner is definately worse. I can drown out talkers at a movie, but I can't stand my dinner tasting like smoke.

Zim · Chairwoman Of The Board

I grew up with a household full of smokers, so smoke in restaurants doesn't bother me very much, though I've never smoked myself.

People who talk in a movie however, MAN that's one of my biggest pet peeves!! I'm normally a very reserved person, but I get really irriated by people who think think they can have a running commentary during a movie... If you can't shaddap in a theater, wait until the DVD comes out. The worst were two girls who chatted through the entire 'The Mummy' movie. We asked several times for them to be quiet, but you know teens: "talk to the hand". So we threw some paper at them - I wanted to write something on it, I wish I had - we found them out in the lobby later opening the paper ball up - I guess they thought it was a note some cute boy in the theater threw their way... ugh.

Dylan · Leader Of The Banned

You have nailed my 2 biggest pet peeves. It is a tie...both send my blood pressure to dangerous levels.

Date: Mon Oct 17 14:43 2005

You missed the first 10 or so D!

thumperglh · Thumptastic: Chef of the Stars

As someone who does smoke ( although I am still taking baby steps to quit) I have the utmost respect for people who do not smoke and I will not smoke in a restaraunt, or my car. I know alot of people who dont smoke and I dont want them thinking I smoke to much ( a litle is to much) I wait and smoke outside or at home on the patio.

I hate the noise in the theater

jstdve · CEO - The KOTO Co.

as Florida is now 'smoke free about everywhere ' that takes care of that,

people don't talk when I'm in the theatre , well 1 might utter a word or 2 , but thats about

as far as it gets ....

1maple · Chairman Of The Board

Thank goodness Vermont is also smoke-free indoors nearly everywhere public.
This includes some bars and nightclubs.
I can't stand smoke, I don't think people should be allowed to smoke in any public area, outdoors or indoors.
That would include parking lots, sidewalks, you name it.

At the movie places around here the sound of the movie is so loud that you can barely hear yourself think much less hear some one else.