Over-exciteable people

donfers · 26-07-2010 4:39pm #1

jesus, I'm sick of them.

This demographic mainly consists of women in the 14-24 age group or camp/gay men but can include people of all ages, gender,shape and size and boy oh boy are they annoying.....as annoying even as people who use words like "epic" and "awesome".......anyway i digest. What bugs me about these cretins is they will shreik and holler at the drop of a hat.

A tall man - whoop, whoop, whoop

A green frog - holla', holla', holla'

A helicopter - shriek, faint, shriek some more

A guy who has a cousin whose best friend once knew a woman who once gave Cheryl Cole a pedicure - scream, shout, let it all out, jump a little, huff and puff, jump some more, scream

What's worse is that if I don't share the enthusiasm of the simple-minded hyper-crazed buffoons then somehow there is something wrong WITH ME.

There is something wrong with the human race when people get excited by such mundane unremarkable things. These people need to be taught to appreciate the finer things in life or alternatively all lined up in front of a firing squad.

Now that would make me whoop and holla' playa'.

easyeason3 · 26-07-2010 4:40pm

This thread is both EPIC & AWESOME.

MagicMarker · 26-07-2010 4:41pm

OMG I know EXACTLY what you mean ROFLMAO!!

Sykk · 26-07-2010 4:42pm

I bet you're one of those people who rats on the neighbor who's tax and insurance is out by a week.

chin_grin · 26-07-2010 4:42pm

donfers wrote: »

jesus, I'm sick of them.

This demographic mainly consists of women in the 14-24 age group or camp/gay men but can include people of all ages, gender,shape and size and boy oh boy are they annoying.....as annoying even as people who use words like "epic" and "awesome".......anyway i digest. What bugs me about these cretins is they will shreik and holler at the drop of a hat.

*digress.

I'm pretty sure it's just squealin' teenage girls (usually emo). But then I could go on a rant about how I don't understand what the kids are doing today with their bippin' and a boppin' and a hippin' and a hoppin'.

Sinfonia · 26-07-2010 4:42pm

OMJedward

mp3kid · 26-07-2010 4:42pm

donfers wrote: »

14-24 age group or camp/gay men

Which one are you ?

Terry · 26-07-2010 4:43pm

Tall men, Green frogs and helicopters?
What is this all about?

fairycakes · 26-07-2010 4:43pm

MagicMarker wrote: »

OMG I know EXACTLY what you mean ROFLMAO!!

What does ROFLMAO mean????

The_Kew_Tour · 26-07-2010 4:44pm

OP

By looks of it you get excited a little bit too:p

spinandscribble · 26-07-2010 4:44pm

Good for them. they're clearly a lot happier then you and will ultimately have happier more fulfilling lives.

George Orwell 1982 · 26-07-2010 4:46pm

I like people getting excited. Wish I was more exuberant tbh.

cournioni · 26-07-2010 4:46pm

spinandscribble wrote: »

Good for them. they're clearly a lot happier then you and will ultimately have happier more fulfilling lives.

Meh.

George Orwell 1982 · 26-07-2010 4:47pm

donfers wrote: »

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There is something wrong with the human race when people get excited by such mundane unremarkable things. These people need to be taught to appreciate the finer things in life or alternatively all lined up in front of a firing squad.

WTF :eek:

chin_grin · 26-07-2010 4:47pm

fairycakes wrote: »

What does ROFLMAO mean????

Rolling On the Floor Laughing My A$$ Off.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOL

storm2811 · 26-07-2010 4:48pm

I get like that when I see someone with an amazing beard.
Seriously,it makes my day seeing a great beard.

kfallon · 26-07-2010 4:48pm

Kick them in the gee/bollix, they really will be 'rof' then but without the 'lmao'

Sinfonia · 26-07-2010 4:49pm

kfallon wrote: »

Kick them in the gee/bollix, they really will be 'rof' then but without the 'lmao'

Airlifted to hospital by the roflcopter

easyeason3 · 26-07-2010 4:49pm

cournioni wrote: »

Meh.

It's been, like, forever since I saw a 'MEH'....OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is, like, soooo exciting. I mean this is, like, MAJOR exciting!!!!!!

donfers · 26-07-2010 4:50pm

spinandscribble wrote: »

Good for them. they're clearly a lot happier then you and will ultimately have happier more fulfilling lives.

ah as i expected the lesser-spotted yet eminently predictable begrudger

1. I don't necessarily believe they are happier than me, I find happiness in what I believe are far more worthwhile pursuits than C-list celebrities and flyers for make-up/sun bed discounts

and more importantly

2. I don't feel the need to express my happiness in such a physical vibrant way such that it affects those people around me who I know don't necessarily "get happy" in the same way as I do.....nor do I rebuke them if they don't share in my happiness

Milky Moo · 26-07-2010 4:50pm

Shrieking girls are annoying but the OP seems obnoxious so I am torn on who I dislike more.

donfers · 26-07-2010 4:53pm

Milky Moo wrote: »

Shrieking girls are annoying but the OP seems obnoxious so I am torn on who I dislike more.

Shall we go to an ad break while you decide?

cue shrieking hollering boardsies :rolleyes:

Procasinator · 26-07-2010 4:54pm

donfers wrote: »

What's worse is that if I don't share the enthusiasm of the simple-minded hyper-crazed buffoons then somehow there is something wrong WITH ME.

There is something wrong with the human race when people get excited by such mundane unremarkable things. These people need to be taught to appreciate the finer things in life or alternatively all lined up in front of a firing squad.

Now that would make me whoop and holla' playa'.

Jesus, calm down. You seem to be bit over excited, what with your sprinkle of capitals to display confoundedness and anger. Suggesting we shoot these people is also a bit over the top.

The human race if full of people that have vastly different tastes in all facets of life.

Different strokes for different folks; One man's rubbish is another man's treasure; There's no accounting for taste.

Einhard · 26-07-2010 4:54pm

OMG I LIKE SO LOVE THIS THREAD!!!

spinandscribble · 26-07-2010 4:59pm

donfers wrote: »

ah as i expected the lesser-spotted yet eminently predictable begrudger

1. I don't necessarily believe they are happier than me, I find happiness in what I believe are far more worthwhile pursuits than C-list celebrities and flyers for make-up/sun bed discounts

and more importantly

2. I don't feel the need to express my happiness in such a physical vibrant way such that it affects those people around me who I know don't necessarily "get happy" in the same way as I do.....nor do I rebuke them if they don't share in my happiness

meh, I get happy when i see fluffy dogs dude, its awesome. I'm also happy when i get on with my own life instead of looking down on others. epic stuff.

Sanjuro · 26-07-2010 5:01pm

donfers wrote: »

What bugs me about these cretins is they will shreik and holler at the drop of a hat.

RAAAAGH!! I BEFORE E, EXCEPT AFTER C!!!

Yakult · 26-07-2010 5:01pm

donfers wrote: »

jesus, I'm sick of them.

This demographic mainly consists of women in the 14-24 age group or camp/gay men but can include people of all ages, gender,shape and size and boy oh boy are they annoying.....as annoying even as people who use words like "epic" and "awesome".......anyway i digest. What bugs me about these cretins is they will shreik and holler at the drop of a hat.

A tall man - whoop, whoop, whoop

A green frog - holla', holla', holla'

A helicopter - shriek, faint, shriek some more

A guy who has a cousin whose best friend once knew a woman who once gave Cheryl Cole a pedicure - scream, shout, let it all out, jump a little, huff and puff, jump some more, scream

What's worse is that if I don't share the enthusiasm of the simple-minded hyper-crazed buffoons then somehow there is something wrong WITH ME.

There is something wrong with the human race when people get excited by such mundane unremarkable things. These people need to be taught to appreciate the finer things in life or alternatively all lined up in front of a firing squad.

Now that would make me whoop and holla' playa'.

OP has dryballs clearly.

Milky Moo · 26-07-2010 5:04pm

donfers wrote: »

Shall we go to an ad break while you decide?

cue shrieking hollering boardsies :rolleyes:

And the rolly eyes clenches it, it's you.

Teenage girls are generally excitable and loud, but they are teenagers it will pass, allow them their squeals and exuberance and don't be so cantankerous.

I have always said it will be a sad day when I start giving out about the youth of today, it truely means you are growing old and usually bitter.

Miss Fluff · 26-07-2010 5:04pm

What's the bet Donfers went around telling all the younger kids at school that Santy doesn't exist. GOD FORBID that anyone be mildly excirah.........

Sonz · 26-07-2010 5:09pm

Einhard wrote: »

OMG I LIKE SO LOVE THIS THREAD!!!

It's like totally AWESOME!

Handsome Bob · 26-07-2010 5:14pm

spinandscribble wrote: »

Good for them. they're clearly a lot happier then you and will ultimately have happier more fulfilling lives.

Where did you pull that one out of?

ejmaztec · 26-07-2010 5:15pm

Sonz wrote: »

It's like totally AWESOME!

It fucken isn't

Wagon · 26-07-2010 5:15pm

I agree with him.

You where these overexiteable people are found? Lush. That ****e smelling place that sells soap and you want in and some irritating geebag jumps up and down as if you're they're best friend...god, **** off and die. i just want soap.

Now, imagine that when they're not in work and in public, like a session or down the pub or soemthing. the voal tone changes about 66 times in the space of 67 words.

Sonz · 26-07-2010 5:16pm

ejmaztec wrote: »

It fucken isn't

spinandscribble · 26-07-2010 5:18pm

Wagon wrote: »

I agree with him.

You where these overexiteable people are found? Lush. That ****e smelling place that sells soap and you want in and some irritating geebag jumps up and down as if you're they're best friend...god, **** off and die. i just want soap.

Noone goes into lush to get some soap. they go in to get ultra fem soap, the kinda soap that makes you smell like a kids my little pony.

Wagon · 26-07-2010 5:23pm

spinandscribble wrote: »

Noone goes into lush to get some soap. they go in to get ultra fem soap, the kinda soap that makes you smell like a kids my little pony.

Ok look, i was just using that as an example. I dont actually want to smell like a plastic horse :cool:

Einhard · 26-07-2010 5:34pm

spinandscribble wrote: »

Noone goes into lush to get some soap. they go in to get ultra fem soap, the kinda soap that makes you smell like a kids my little pony.

Does anyone else find that faintly creepy?

Herb Powell · 26-07-2010 5:36pm

chin_grin wrote: »

*digress.

I'm pretty sure it's just squealin' teenage girls (usually emo). But then I could go on a rant about how I don't understand what the kids are doing today with their bippin' and a boppin' and a hippin' and a hoppin'.

SO THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT THE JAZZ IS ALL ABOUT

dan719 · 26-07-2010 5:41pm

Milky Moo wrote: »

And the rolly eyes clenches it, it's you.

Teenage girls are generally excitable and loud, but they are teenagers it will pass, allow them their squeals and exuberance and don't be so cantankerous.

I have always said it will be a sad day when I start giving out about the youth of today, it truely means you are growing old and usually bitter.

Awesome word is awesome.

spinandscribble · 27-07-2010 9:04pm

Einhard wrote: »

Does anyone else find that faintly creepy?

yeah well try having a girl smell your hair at 15 and tell you that you smell like a my little pony. twas creepy alright.

Edit: ****, slightly zombie thread sorry

twinQuins · 27-07-2010 9:24pm

donfers wrote: »

ah as i expected the lesser-spotted yet eminently predictable begrudger

There's only one begrudger here and it ain't spinandscribble. How you could even apply such a term to them after your OP is just... incredible. I presume hypocrisy doesn't exist in your lexicon?

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