Random things that make you judge someone as good or bad

[Jono8]

People who take pleasure in killing insects and spiders.

Try catch and release or shoo them out, and if that fails and you need to resort to lethal means don't act like you've killed a lion in unarmed combat.

It really depends on what it is.

Spiders and bees will be dealt with humanely and removed safely where possible

Flies get one chance with an open window, but if they **** it up they are getting swatted.

Wasps deserve to die horrible, horrible deaths. I will make it my mission to kill as many as possible.

 

[Mysterae_]

Anyone who still has the 'Arnold Clark' sticker in the back window of their car.

Let it be known how much that effects my judgement of you as a person and a driver.

True! I had an American friend who was working here ask me who this Arnold Clark was and if they were running for election.

 

[potatolord]

People who drive white Range Rovers.

 

[Haggisman]

It really depends on what it is.

Spiders and bees will be dealt with humanely and removed safely where possible

Flies get one chance with an open window, but if they **** it up they are getting swatted.

Wasps deserve to die horrible, horrible deaths. I will make it my mission to kill as many as possible.

And mosquitoes... Those bitey little ***** can die in a fire.

For me it's flags on cars, although on the flip side, it does give advanced warning that the driver is going to be an idiot, and to stay out of their way.

 

[Stu999]

People who manipulate others for a living: journos, marketing department, religion recruiters, etc.

Estate agents

People who subscribe to / people with Onlyfans accounts

Straight into the low value human category.

Do people readily discuss that with you?

 

[aVdub]

It’s a 1 Euro coin or a plastic token here in France and all the stores do it.

I have a small stockpile of 10F coins that fit the trolleys and if someone offers a £ for the trolley, I accept and run off laughing.

 

[stuman]

People who use the speakers on their phones / pads / laptops in public.

It highlights their lack of consideration for others.

They. will. be. glared. at.

 

[bainbridge]

It really depends on what it is.

Spiders and bees will be dealt with humanely and removed safely where possible

Flies get one chance with an open window, but if they **** it up they are getting swatted.

Wasps deserve to die horrible, horrible deaths. I will make it my mission to kill as many as possible.

With wasps you just need to swipe

It really depends on what it is.

Spiders and bees will be dealt with humanely and removed safely where possible

Flies get one chance with an open window, but if they **** it up they are getting swatted.

Wasps deserve to die horrible, horrible deaths. I will make it my mission to kill as many as possible.

With wasps you just need to give them a swift backhander and provided you connect, they buzz off with a mild concussion.

 

[ivrytwr3]

People who have the ability to talk at length without actually saying anything meaningful.

People on an evening/weekend who whine about work.

People who are up very early and put the news on at a loud volume and then **** off and do something else.

People who go on holiday and spend their time watching the same tv programmes as they do at home and do the same things they do when at home. The crazy idea of leaving the holiday house and doing something different is met with huffs and puffs (inlaws).

People who make small problems a huge drama. If you behave like this with a small problem, how are you going to react when faced with a real problem?

Any yes, i am talking my daughter, wife and MiL (and most likely a lot of other females).

Probably a me problem and something i need to work on, but i cannot stand banal converstation.

 

[Rai200]

Lets try and keep this a bit light hearted rather than going all deep on politics etc, ill start things off

Brocolli haircuts = 83.9% chance of being a wrongun

Apologies to any Brocolli bro's reading this

I have curly hair and my days of emo straightening are long behind me, I can't help it.

The real litmus tests are as follows:

Doesn't put their trolley away at a supermarket.
Doesn't indicate if they think there's no other traffic.
People who use the speakerphone on their mobile and hold it up to their mouth in public.

They are irredeemable.

 

[Jono8]

If you are an Estate Agent and think you contribute anything to society.

Imagine thinking you are useful in any way shape or form.

Literally money for nothing.

One of the biggest "leech" professions out there.

 

[Werewolf]

One of my biggies is people parking in disabled spots without a badge, especially in a van.
Even worse was the idiot I saw the other day who'd parked across TWO disabled bays, the proper wide bays not the "bay, space, bay, bay, space" ones (which only give the extra room on one side), and didn't have a badge, one of the very few times I've ever wanted to see a "parking enforcement" officer.
I may have muttered some very rude words as I pulled up behind the car, let my dad out and got his stroller out, then had to go and park about half the car park away.

 

[Cromulent]

One of my biggies is people parking in disabled spots without a badge, especially in a van.
Even worse was the idiot I saw the other day who'd parked across TWO disabled bays, the proper wide bays not the "bay, space, bay, bay, space" ones (which only give the extra room on one side), and didn't have a badge, one of the very few times I've ever wanted to see a "parking enforcement" officer.
I may have muttered some very rude words as I pulled up behind the car, let my dad out and got his stroller out, then had to go and park about half the car park away.

I agree. There are some people who need them otherwise they are unable to get out of the house so stealing them is a real **** move.

 

[robj20]

One of my biggies is people parking in disabled spots without a badge, especially in a van.
Even worse was the idiot I saw the other day who'd parked across TWO disabled bays, the proper wide bays not the "bay, space, bay, bay, space" ones (which only give the extra room on one side), and didn't have a badge, one of the very few times I've ever wanted to see a "parking enforcement" officer.
I may have muttered some very rude words as I pulled up behind the car, let my dad out and got his stroller out, then had to go and park about half the car park away.

Should have parked behind them blocking them in.

 

[aVdub]

One of my biggies is people parking in disabled spots without a badge, especially in a van.
Even worse was the idiot I saw the other day who'd parked across TWO disabled bays, the proper wide bays not the "bay, space, bay, bay, space" ones (which only give the extra room on one side), and didn't have a badge, one of the very few times I've ever wanted to see a "parking enforcement" officer.
I may have muttered some very rude words as I pulled up behind the car, let my dad out and got his stroller out, then had to go and park about half the car park away.

Not guessing the car was German or Renault/Nissan, but...

 

[leoncuprar]

People who have the ability to talk at length without actually saying anything meaningful.

Literally my entire senior leadership team in the US...

 

[Werewolf]

Not guessing the car was German or Renault/Nissan, but...

How did you guess...I suspect it didn't have functioning indicators...

Should have parked behind them blocking them in.

The temptation was there, but then I'd have been causing an issue for other people, that and I don't want the hassle

I agree. There are some people who need them otherwise they are unable to get out of the house so stealing them is a real **** move.

Yup, I sometimes hesitate about which bay I'm pulling into as I know my dad can walk a bit further than some (although he'd be exceptionally unsafe crossing a car park without someone). I also try not to judge based on the vehicle* but if it's not got a badge up and is not obviously adapted it does sometimes get bit of the old side eye.


*I am very aware that everyone who needs a disabled badge is different, and for some people a high vehicle with no bending to get into/out of is needed, whilst others might need something much lower but with a wider door etc.

 

[Vexr]

People who finish their sentences with "Do you know what I mean?"

Believe it or not, my feeble intellect did not fail to comprehend the immense statement of "I just want an easy life" or whatever profound BS they just came out with, thus there is no need for the charitable pause and prompting to make sure I am still engaged and able to wrap my head around the exquisite wisdom they just spouted.

Just one instance of the above is enough for me to write a person off.

 

[ianh]

In addition to my earlier post I've thought of two more -

How they treat animals and kids. I get people can be frustrated by a momentary outburst of bad behaviour from pets/kids but any "out of the blue" bad reactions to nothing are a red flag.

How people (usually those who have suddenly gained wealth) treat the objects that their new wealth has bought them i.e WhilstlinDiesel etc who buy Ferrari etc just to trash them for views, but anyone doing something similar such as throwing expensive items about as a show of "I don't care about it's worth" etc.