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40 Times A Brand Made A Small Mistake, And It Annoyed People So Much They Boycotted Them
How willing are you to give people second chances? If a friend hurts your feelings, you probably don’t want to cut off the relationship then and there. And if a restaurant delivers you the wrong order, you might forgive their mistake. But if a business makes a grave error or creates a pattern of messing up, it might be time to write them off completely.
Redditors have recently been discussing petty grudges they hold against various companies that have inspired them to boycott. From overcharging hungry guests to refusing to let desperate parents use their bathroom, enjoy reading through these mistakes that caused brands to lose customers. And be sure to upvote the ones that inspire you to join in on the boycotting!
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#1
Dell. I bought a computer for my wife, 2 days later it went in sale. They still hadn’t built it yet. I called and asked them to match the sale price or cancel the order they refused. The person told me they had my money and there wasn’t anything I could do about it. I told them I would make them lose 100 times what they screwed me for, and I worked in IT so I would.
A few years later I was in a senior position with a company of over 850 staff. After I dropped Dell from an approved vendor the Dell rep reached out to me to have lunch. At lunch I told them why. They then told my boss and tried to have me fired. My boss called them a s*****g and said he would never buy another Dell as well.
Later I became a part of a company that did computers for over 5,000 employees in several companies. And Dell once again stopped being a choice.
Over my career I’m sure I cost them many times more than I said I would. It may seem petty to some but I think they deserved it for having terrible customer service.
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#2
In 1966 a chevron station in Wichita Kansas refused to let my dad use the restroom to change my diaper because he didn’t need gas.
Nobody in my family has used chevron gas since the mid 1960s.
Ian Webling 8 months ago
Rubens Barrichello moved aside to allow Michael Schumacher to win the 2002 Austrian Grand Prix after Ferrari ordered him to do so in the final lap. Since then I've never bought a Ferrari,
#3
SUBWAY. I was 9 months pregnant, ordered a sub on their app, the order went through and I was charged. I went to pick it up and the store was closed all day (it was a holiday, I didn't realize, pregnancy brain fog). I went back the next day and was told they had no way of checking and I had to come back when a manager was there 10-11 on Tuesdays and Thursdays only (??). Despite showing my receipt and assuming they should have had a record on their end? Anyway I went back during the ONE hour period I was given, and the manager wasn't there. The employee said they had no record of it.
I called and emailed corporate and was given the run around/no response.
They've lost me as a customer for life because that's the only power I have in the situation.
#4
I don't eat a Chick-fil-A because they hate gay people. And apparently seasoning.
#5
Sony Corporation. Because they wouldn’t stop going after a woman named “Sony” who lived in Baltimore because she named her little sandwich shop “Sony’s”. She eventually ran out of money defending her name because Sony Corp kept appealing when they lost.
#6
Honda.
Went in to buy a Honda Element and the sales guy wouldn’t let me take a test drive without taking about financing first. Talked to me like I walked into a Ferrari dealership asking about an Enzo, instead of a $24,000 utility vehicle.
So I went across the street and bought a new Scion xB from the Toyota dealership. Who never once asked me about money until I said I wanted to take it home. Wrote a check, signed some papers, and drove over to the Honda dealership to wave. (But he was already gone, so it wasn’t as cool as I wanted it to be. But in my head, it was totally bad a*s and he was really sad about it and cried and stuff.)
I have since purchased 7 new Toyotas from the same salesman at the same dealership, and will never own a Honda. And I will die on this tiny hill of pettiness.
#7
I don't eat Chick-fil-A because of the hate.
I don't eat Jimmy Johns because the owner trophy hunts.
I don't eat Papa Johns, because the owner is a Qunt.
#9
HP. What do you mean I need a subscription to use my ink? I’m never buying HP again.
Taibhse Sealgair 8 months ago
This. And it's getting worse. Google HP Printing as a Service. Never, ever, buy an HP printer.
#10
Hello Fresh, the food delivery company.
Around 7:30 in the evening I was trying to settle my baby to sleep. She was just nodding off when someone started knocking really loudly on the front door which jolted her awake.
Went to answer the door and two sales reps for Hello Fresh were stood there, one male, one female, both around 20ish years of age.
They asked how I was doing and I replied that I wasn't very happy as I was trying to settle my daughter and they'd just woken her back up by banging so loudly on the door at 7:30. Said I wasn't interested in anything they were selling and as I went to close the door I heard the female call me a d**k.
Lost my temper and told them both in fairly stern manner that if they didn't leave my property immediately that I'd drag them off and that they wouldn't be in a position to be bothering anybody else that night. .
#12
I once ordered from a small local shop for the kids. They both wanted grilled cheese. I ordered a salad. Placed the order and waited for the text to pick it up. And waited. And waited. About 45 minutes after the time it was supposed to be due, I called them.
Manager came on the phone and said: oh, we don't make grilled cheese anymore (!), so we canceled your order.
They never bothered to tell me this, so I ended up with two very hungry kids in the backseat. Never went there again, and was gratified to see they went out of business a few months later.
#13
FedEx once claimed I was not home 3 times in a row. 2 of those times I purposely stayed home and worked near the front door.
Looked at cameras and saw that they never even pulled up in front of my house when they’d mark my not home.
I now drive a farther distance to Office Depot or Staples if I ever need to print stuff for work.
I also will pay more for USPS or UPS when given the option.
F**k FedEx forever. .
BrownEyedPanda 8 months ago
That's odd, I have the same problem with United Parcel Screwup. Too lazy to deliver my packages to my door. I had to go to a liquor store in a questionable area to collect the last one.
#14
VW.
I went to one of their showrooms when I was shopping for my first car (F, at the time I was 22). The sales guy wouldn't help me unless he knew how much my dad was willing to spend. I informed him that my dad had nothing to do with it, I was buying a car with my own money. He didn't believe me and told me to come back with my Dad.
I will never buy a VW.
Emilu 8 months ago
I had a bad experience at a VW dealership as well. The salesperson assumed I couldn’t afford the car I wanted because I didn’t feel comfortable telling him directly how much I was comfortable spending, and so proceeded to tell me to “bring my (current) car in for valuation” and then ignored me. Drove off and spent double than that stupid VW elsewhere. F**k you, Edgar.
#15
There is a Potato Chip company here in New Zealand called Bluebird. There was a superior chip company called Krispa that did the best Salt & Vinegar as well as Chicken flavoured chips.
Krispa were god tier. Like, Bluebird couldn't even compete. Kripsa was in every kids lunch box, at every BBQ etc. Bluebird was the crude, yet overpriced, alternative that people would get if Krispa wasn't available (I'm sure there are Bluebird fanbois who disagree with me, but their opinions are wrong).
In 2005, Bluebird made the bold move of buying out Krispa from their parent company. And what did they do? THEY JUST SHUT THEM DOWN. No replacements, no rebranding under the Bluebird wing, they just bought the competition and closed them down.
For 20 years, I have never bought a Bluebird product just in spite. F**k you, Bluebird.
ss 8 months ago
Classic Big Pharma move. 10 yrs ago, an off-patent d**g from 55 yrs ago that cost $6 / month, well, there were 20 manufacturers. Company X BOUGHT THEM ALL UP, and now it costs $75 / month, and I am not making this up. See, they need all these high prices to support "Research" when actually it is to pay for advertising and executive bonuses.
#16
Subway because the guy taking my order made fun of me for wanting a 6 inch instead of a footlong. He made a d**k joke, I was already tired and hungover so I said fine keep the sandwich and went to the Golden Arches instead.
#17
Sears. Way back in the day, 1988 to be exact, my husband and I tried to buy a dryer from Sears. We were young and poor, and applied for the Discover card to finance said dryer. They scheduled us for delivery and, lo and behold, the dryer was not delivered. I called the salesman who sold us the dryer and he told me we were not approved for the card, so no dryer for us. He was extremely rude and dismissive. We never bought another thing from sears, and I feel we are personally responsible for their demise. F**k you Sears.
#18
Santander. They charged me £28 in overdraft fees when thye f****d up and misplaced a cheque I'd paid in.
I made appointments at 5 different branches, and made sure I had a leaky pot of hopusepaint in my bag every time. Must have cost them at least a grand in carpets.
#19
Before they went under I boycotted Body Shop (UK high street store), purely because I went into one of their stores, tried to buy a lip balm and was told there was a minimum THREE ITEM purchase?!?
But I didn't want anything else, I just wanted the lip balm.
I know I could have just bought three lip balms BUT I Didn't WANT TO.
This was a few years ago and I'm still annoyed about it.
EDIT: The stupid rule might have only existed because it was an outlet store, not one of the normal ones. Still annoyed nonetheless.
Offbeat Quinoa 8 months ago
That’s just pure greed on behalf of the store lmao there’s no real need for that rule.
#20
Lush.
I just wanted to look at soap but now 8 different employees have come up to me and asked if I need help or tried to make conversation. F*****g GO AWAY.
Offbeat Quinoa 8 months ago
No for real. I know it’s their job but I often hope the management notices that it drives customers away too.
#21
Best Buy
I tried to return a brand new fitbit that wouldn't turn on 2 days after I bought it with the receipt and the box was "bent" so the manager refused it.
When i was like, you can't refuse it. It fits all the qualifications and more for a return, he dragged a pregnant teen out onto the floor, grabbed her by the arm and said, See this girl, you return that I can't pay her. You're taking food out of her mouth.
BEST BUY. Not some mom and pop store where, sure it's going to hurt, but you'll get reimbursed in 60 days from fitbit when you send it back. Best freaking buy.
We were in the middle of redoing a house. I went in four weeks later and asked to speak to him and showed him the receipt for a washer, a dryer, a dishwasher, a fridge, two tvs, and a sterosystem. It was my "big mistake, huge" moment. And that was the last time I stepped into a best buy.
Regina Holt 8 months ago
I won't shop at Best Buy because the stores are too loud. I used to go there with friends, I was just tagging along doing other stuff when they stopped into Best Buy to get stuff. I could not stand the loud music and all of the noise in the store. There was no reason it had to be that loud.
#22
Domino Sugar will never get a dime from me cause they f****d with the Sugar Cane plantations here in Puerto Rico when the first governor was appointed to the island. Destroyed the existing sugar cane mills and exploited our land and people.
E Menendez 8 months ago
This is not petty. And similar reason why Nestle should also be boycotted - they still to this day exploit people.
#23
I boycott any gas station that charges to use the air pump. .
Offbeat Quinoa 8 months ago
Haha at the dealership I work at, if someone pulls up and asks for help with topping up their tires, we’ll just do it for free because it only takes a minute or two 😅 honestly if you were really struggling you could probably do that almost anywhere and they’d be happy to help
#24
I won’t buy Charmin toilet tissue for the simple fact those bears piss me off.
#25
Lululemon. I have been fat and thin at different times in my life, but their attitude against larger women means I won’t buy their stuff, even if it fits me.
#26
JC Penney. 40 years ago some man with customer service yelled at my mom and basically called her a liar and it made her cry. They’re not getting my pennies!!
#27
Once (back in 2013) Barilla said they refuse to have ads featuring LGBT families because it is their product and they have a right to market it as they will. So I decided I have a right to buy the pasta that I will so even though we used to like Barilla we've been boycotting it. For me it doesn't feel petty but people tend to find it petty and stupid.
#28
Mr. Beast anything. Scammer extraordinaire.
David Morgan 8 months ago
He always seemed 'off' to me. I know he is ostensibly helping people, but I can't shake the feeling he's only in it for the personal benefits. Maybe I'm wrong, but he gives me 'danger' signals.
#30
KFC. Their "honey sauce" is not honey. It's high fructose corn syrup. Unforgivable.
BrownEyedPanda 8 months ago
Unforgivable is right. It's bad enough that they no longer have the rolls or even real butter. But to cheap out on the HONEY?! If Harland Sanders could see what has become of his beloved Kentucky Fried Chicken, he would go absolutely postal.
#31
My grandma boycotted Tropical Smoothie until she died because she hated the woman who owned her local one. 😂.
#32
Target and CVS. If they’re going to lock up my f*****g deodorant, I’m going to shop somewhere else.
#33
Any product that advertises "up to 100%" of anything, protection, stain removal, odour control, hair colour....
So, that could be 1% then?
#34
Sephora - some b****y sales associate followed me around the store - it was so insulting, will never shop again.
Sapna Sarfare 8 months ago
Their Indian stores are notorious for looking down on people who dont look like they can afford. i have heard not seen though. They stock imported stuff that is expensive and not indian brands.. again i have heard.. its a running joke in india regarding this
#35
I once opened a can of Del Monte fruit cocktail and IT WAS MISSING THE HALF CHERRY. After several strongly worded letters to corporate and zero satisfaction, I decided a full boycott was in order.
#36
I switched toilet paper brands because I refuse to “enjoy the go”.
#38
Audi.
Just because my annoying uncle kept talking about it on EVERY family gathering. Didn’t see him in twenty years and still can’t drive an Audi.
Gareth Owen 8 months ago
I refuse to buy an Audi because based on extensive experience, the turn-signals (indicators) don't work.
#39
Burger King, because those singing (if you can call it that) commercials are very annoying.
#40
Twitch. I had streamed for several years and they did not pay me the money based on the contract, and they didn't refund the people who had supported me.
They constantly commit fraud and I've been hating and battling them since 2019. Many people such as myself are hated for being victims of financial abuse by a conglomerate.
The pettiness is because it's small amounts, 50$ here and there (but it's been adding up over time).
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#42
There is a muesli brand here in Germany called "Seitenbacher". I refuse to buy their products - despite them being amazing quality - because during my first real job I had to listen to the radio in the office, and their incredibly annoying commercials would be running every 5 minutes. It was just the owner of the company repeating the name over and over.
Just seeing that name irritates me to this day.
Taibhse Sealgair 8 months ago
I constantly boycott companies that run annoying commercials. Burger King is at the top of my list right now.
#43
Any company that uses a handwritten font in their mailing advertisements. F**k that.
#44
Panera because why is half a sandwich and a cup of soup $20 now??? They used to be my go to affordable lunch and you could get a pastry for $1 if you purchased a meal. Now it’s overpriced airport food.
trixiefly11 8 months ago
Panera has always been overpriced. Last time I went there was like 10 years ago and it was freaking $5 for half a sandwich. Half a sandwich should never be that much.
#45
Time magazine for leaving Elvis Presley *off* their list of 20th Century Top Entertainers.
Absurd on its face.
EDIT: You can not like Elvis as a singer and/or person and that's cool. I personally don't like the Beatles and think they are overrated. But you can't possibly say Elvis *wasn't* a top entertainer-- easily Top 10 during his time-- in music, movies, and concerts for over two decades. That's just denying reality.
Bob Jones 8 months ago
Only listening to their songs today you wouldnt know it, but music today would not be the same without the Beatles. Throughout their 7 years they broke new ground and pushed the boundaries of what was possible with popular music in terms of song creation, production and image with everything that they did. In terms of influence noone else even comes close
#46
Figs scrubs.
They did a commercial a couple years back featuring a female physician holding a “medicine for dummies” book upside down with a DO badge. I’m a female physician who is a DO and they will never get my money.
David Morgan 8 months ago
Patronising is not the same as funny. You SHOULD boycott brands that don't respect you.
#47
Chipotle because I had a dream my husband took me there and asked for a divorce.
#48
Victoria's secret.
Too expensive. Too many catalogs. I'm not paying high prices so they can pay supermodels to sell them.
Bought one of their body by Victoria bras and it gave me a horrible rash on my bewbs.
Never again.
F**k VS!
#49
My neighbor boycotts the only grocery store in town bc one time another customer called her a bad name and the 16 year old cashier didn’t do anything about it lol.
SlothyK8 8 months ago
I boycott the only store in my town because the original owners sold it last year and the new owners immediately hoisted a MAGA flag. Nope. I now have to drive 12 miles instead of 3 for groceries, etc., but I'm not giving those jerks any of my hard earned money. I hope they choke.
#50
I still don’t buy nabisco brand vanilla wafers because they moved their factory out of my neighborhood in the 1990’s and now I can’t smell them baking from my backyard.
I’ll but Oreos though 🤷🏼♀️.
Ron Joseph 8 months ago
This is a very valid reason, because the same thing happened to me. Used to love the smell when I was driving home. (Do you by any chance live in Philadelphia PA (USA)?
#51
Shutterfly. I was going to order Christmas cards in 2020 and they were charging a $1 “covid fee.” I was an essential worker, and I was just like f**k you Shutterfly, I’m sure a majority of your company can work remotely. Don’t charge me a f*****g covid fee. And haven’t used them since.
#52
Reebok because my buddy did an internship there and said he was treated badly.
#53
Glamoflauge, a line of opaque concealer from Hard Candy for covering up tattoos and stuff. It’s got good reviews in general but I can’t buy it on the principle that their brand name is misspelled. It’s supposed to be a portmanteau of ‘glamour’ and camouflage’ so the correct spelling is obviously Glamouflage. I don’t understand how they don’t see it.
#54
Anything from Blizzard games. As a 90s kid they went from the darlings of the gaming industry to the darlings of shareholders. An absolute fall from grace.
#55
Most things that have needless harry potter branding or partnerships. Looked at that Sasquatch soap once, saw they had a hp partnership and now will never try their brand. those little knitting kits looked cute and I was gonna try one but then they picked up hp branding so now their whole company is gone to me. Not super petty but I figure the added degrees of separation help it along.
#56
DoorDash . Because forever ago when I was going to deliver for them I learned that if the customer tipped, the driver only got paid $1 for that trip. (Because they counted the tip as part of the pay.) (I believe they’ve changed this, but yeah… f**k them.).
michael Chock 8 months ago
Everybody worships "job creators" even if they pay minimum wage or less. Those are not job creators, they are opportunity pirates. If you can't pay a livable wage, you do not have a viable business plan and should be ran out of the country.
#57
Oh I can do petty.
I boycott my local Co-op because I once tried to buy a sandwich lunch deal for £3.50 and the woman at the till said that's a Premium lunch item and it should be £5.50.
I said, it's on the shelf labelled as a "main", NOT a premium main. And nothing on the packaging suggested it was premium item, in fact it literally said 'MAIN' on the label.
I now refuse to grace them with my custom.
I go to Morrisons instead and get a worse sandwich for more money!
#58
If I see an obnoxious ad for something I'm never buying it again. I don't care what it is, I will give up my favorite foods or life-saving medication if it means they lose 1¢ for making those d*****s commercials.
#59
McDonald’s. When I was 7, I ordered a vanilla milkshake and got a strawberry one. I haven’t been back since.
murmelinpaiva 8 months ago
We stopped using them after we had a kid's birthday there and we found rodent droppings in the box that they gave us to take things home.
#60
Heinz Baked Beans because they don’t stack in the cupboard. That’s the petty reason I first stopped buying them.
The fact that they are now watery s**te means I won’t go back.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 8 months ago
Yes! I've been saying for years that Heinz have become watery and tasteless. Branston is where it's at. Hell, even the own brands are better than Heinz these days.
#61
I once ordered a Jimmy John's sub with no mayo. It came back covered in mayo.
#62
Any snack where the advertisements feature someone CRUNCHing and eating, ugghh just thinking about it drives me up the wall.
Offbeat Quinoa 8 months ago
I need to get off tiktok because no matter what I do I can’t get away from videos of people taking a huge bite of something, and then going “MMM!” and chewing loudly and wetly while there’s sauce and crumbs smeared all over their lips. Maybe it’s just me but it grosses me out so bad, like wipe your mouth and back tf up pleeeasee 😅 you can actually make enjoyable food videos without doing closeups of you chewing and smacking and gulping your food, fun fact 😅
#63
I have not knowingly purchased a Hanes product since the 1980s commercial for "Underalls", a panty hose, that advertised " They make me look like I'm not wearin' nothin'. "
The poor English just sounded trashy.
No, I'm not an English teacher. .
David Morgan 8 months ago
A sentence that directly contradicts it's intended meaning is stupid. Not a petty reason. It implies the person saying it doesn't know better, or that the audience doesn't. Insulting either way.
#64
Maybe not petty, but the only place I boycott for reasons personal to myself.
My dad and I went to Tractor Supply to refill our propane bottles. The guy asked us to pull around behind a few parking lots nearby to get into their stockyard where the containers were. We did so, and while we were waiting for him I realized the narrow alleyway my dad had backed into was littered with nails.
I brought it up to the guy, and he just asked if my dad had ran over one (he didn't as far as we know). I generally had to explain to the guy basic things like he could be causing a lot of flat tires with their alleyway littered with nails like this, to which he said "The nails aren't ours." I asked if he would sweep them up the moment we left; "If I have time."
I never get angry at employees and make a scene for myself, even when they make mistakes and sometimes end up inconveniencing me, but I found myself asking the guy snarky if he would buy us new tires if we ended up having a flat, since he wasn't willing to do anything else to fix this immediate problem. That made him angry and he started bringing up the law about how the nails didn't belong to them and it couldn't be proven they had thrown them out. Before we left I even asked him for a broom so I could do it myself, but he wouldn't give me one.
One worthless employee is enough for me to never want to go back there again.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 8 months ago
Why do so many people not know the difference between "run" and "ran"? I see more posts that get it wrong than get it right these days. Even at work I have colleagues who say "I have ran it". No. You have *run* it. Run is the past participle, not ran. "I ran" but "I have run".
#65
A local food place. I got lasagna as pickup. When ordering on the phone, she asked, "do you want it *warm*?" I said nah. Turns out, she meant *cooked*. I was on a quick lunch break and had no way to cook f*****g lasagna. It's been over a decade and Im still upset.
Jane Jayne Jain Jeign Jein 8 months ago
I booked a table at a restaurant once, and on the phone they asked if anyone had any allergies. I have an intolerance to mushrooms and can't count the number of times I've been served mushrooms despite making this clear when I order, so I was super impressed that they were asking before I even got there. Turned up on the day to find that every single main they served had mushroom in, so I had to go elsewhere. Haven't been back on principle, but does it still count as a boycott if I also couldn't go back if I wanted to?
#66
Anything from Best Buy. It has something to do with a delivery of a washing machine. Not even my washing machine, it belonged to the landlord. Back in 2008. The petty is strong with me: I can't even remember the issue, but I won't work with them ever again. LOL.
#67
Pizza Hut I was given a non refundable cheese pizza when I asked for pepperoni.
Sapna Sarfare 8 months ago
Always get a stomach ache when i eat their pizzas. Never ate theirs ever
#69
Milani (the makeup brand). It was after they participated in the meme trend around the Depp / Heard trial. I thought the decision to make a mockery of a domestic violence trial was disgusting and I never got over how freakish it is for companies to use abuse allegations as social media fodder to make a buck. I don’t use DuoLingo for the same reason.
#70
16 years ago, a major e-commerce site of my country screwed up a package I was super excited about. Sent it a month later at the wrong address, with no excuses. I still refuse to buy stuff from them.
#71
Bojangles. They didn't give me a receipt at the drive-thru when I paid, then when I got to the next window they gave me the wrong order and I couldn't prove to them it was wrong because I didn't have a receipt.
#72
There’s a Peruvian chicken place near where I used to live. They make pretty good sandwiches but like 5 times in a row I went in and ordered one and they told me they were out of bread. So I boycotted the place for like ten years till we moved away.
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 8 months ago
Our local KFC used to routinely run out of chicken... at lunch time. Regularly we'd go in at lunch time and be told "Oh, there's a 20 minute wait on the chicken". We're on our lunch break. We're not hanging around because you fail to appreciate that people might want chicken at lunch time. We used to refer to the branch manager as "Chris the idiot".
#73
Not mine but a boycott via association.
Denny's once gave my wife only 1 sausage link. Haven't eaten in any Denny's in 15 plus years...
#74
Not really petty, but David Chang's Momofuku brand. He tried to bully Asian businesses from using the term Chili Crunch on their products. There's a lot of info on it out there.
Jane Jayne Jain Jeign Jein 8 months ago
Never heard of them but I'd boycott just because of that name. (If momofuku means something deep and spiritual, it does not translate well.) There's a shop near me called "ilovememost" that I will never step foot in because it represents all that's wrong with our selfish society.
#75
Everything Maroon 5 for teasing Sweet Victory at the Superbowl and then not playing it.
#76
Pringles because I am sick of mustaches.
#77
1. Domino's, bc one time I ordered and it didn't show up even tho it said it had, but when I called the guy was like??? Ok??? I can send you a refund I guess?? Like it was my fault. Also, I didn't WANT a refund, I wanted them to resend a pizza, but they wouldn't bc it was too busy.
2. Charmin, bc those bears???!?!? Why are they so obsessed w toilet paper bears don't even need toilet paper?? Why are they always shaking their butt's at each other???? Why do they live in a house but wear no clothing?!?!?
Fat Harry (Oi / You) 8 months ago
Why are bears obsessed with toilet paper? Because of the expression "Do bears s**t in the woods?". Are people so dense that they can't see that connection?
#78
Acer, I was gifted a s****y laptop from them as a kid and have hated them since for no good reason.
David Morgan 8 months ago (edited)
Nothing wrong with Acer laptops. I'm using one to write this.
#79
Great value bacon cause I over cooked it in 5 seconds.
Geoffrey Scott 8 months ago
Just got our 1/2 hog from the local store (annual hog sale @1.89/lb). My wife will buy GV or Meijer bacon when we are out, after having theirs I'm too spoiled now. When we run out of our hog they always do a bogo on ends and pieces. Good enough for me! She regards it as unnatural (ends and pieces).
What do you think ?
P1 No-Name 8 months ago
Starbucks, ignoring the fact that their coffee is grim, following the 9/11 attacks, a Starbucks branch in New York charged rescue workers for water. Any company that forbids its staff from using common sense & showing care & humanity is irredeemably despicable.
BrownEyedPanda 8 months ago
Also, they don't support veterans or first responders. But let there be a burglary or fire.....
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G A 8 months ago (edited)
All the charities that have endless TV adverts for hair lips, african wells, old agers, sick pets, endangered wildlife. I willingly support charities but those "feel bad" ones just made me feel guilty then annoyed. There is one that starts "A little kitten, left out to die..." See that on every ad break and it's wearying.
Donna Peluda 8 months ago
Tom cruise movies. Back when I was in my teens I use to go to the movies twice a week..one day I was going with Yoli, my GF and she aske me if Tom Cruise was in it. He wasn't, so she said I'm not going to see a movie till Tom Cruise star in it..so I told her to get foorking Tom Cruise to take her next time. Tom Cruise is not an actor anyway. He's a poser. He doesn't act. He can't act. So fork you Tom
OpheliaPoe 8 months ago
I just assume all of his movies have some hidden scientology recruitment agenda.
Load More Replies... P1 No-Name 8 months ago
Starbucks, ignoring the fact that their coffee is grim, following the 9/11 attacks, a Starbucks branch in New York charged rescue workers for water. Any company that forbids its staff from using common sense & showing care & humanity is irredeemably despicable.
BrownEyedPanda 8 months ago
Also, they don't support veterans or first responders. But let there be a burglary or fire.....
Load More Replies... G A 8 months ago (edited)
All the charities that have endless TV adverts for hair lips, african wells, old agers, sick pets, endangered wildlife. I willingly support charities but those "feel bad" ones just made me feel guilty then annoyed. There is one that starts "A little kitten, left out to die..." See that on every ad break and it's wearying.
Donna Peluda 8 months ago
Tom cruise movies. Back when I was in my teens I use to go to the movies twice a week..one day I was going with Yoli, my GF and she aske me if Tom Cruise was in it. He wasn't, so she said I'm not going to see a movie till Tom Cruise star in it..so I told her to get foorking Tom Cruise to take her next time. Tom Cruise is not an actor anyway. He's a poser. He doesn't act. He can't act. So fork you Tom
OpheliaPoe 8 months ago
I just assume all of his movies have some hidden scientology recruitment agenda.
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