pet peeve thread
#162
Posted 2012-March-26, 15:48
And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly. - MikeH
SLOW DOWN! This is not a speedball :)
#163
Posted 2012-March-26, 17:24
I have never learned how to use the call waiting feature, pretty much for the sensitivity you speak of. If I am on the phone, the person calling can leave a message(that's a very useful feature) and I will get to them after I have finished with the person I am already talking with. When I am put on hold so the person can take another call, it had better involve a fire or a baby.
#165
Posted 2012-March-27, 02:44
barmar, on 2012-March-26, 23:48, said:
I want my phone subscription to offer this feature to people who call me:
"The person you are calling is occupied. If your call is an emergency, press # now to ask for your call to be given higher priority. Otherwise, press * (or wait for 15 seconds) and leave a message. You can also just hang up, the person you are calling will be notified once she completes her current conversation and can then call you back".
#167
Posted 2012-March-27, 18:10
barmar, on 2012-March-26, 23:48, said:
Depends on who it is, of course. If someone says "My kid is calling from Paris" I imagine he should take the call.
Which brings me to another mild annoyance. The phone rings, I look to see who it is, and it says "incoming call" or, one that I got today, it says "phone". Well good, I'm glad it wasn't the stove that was ringing.
I roll with all this actually. But it's the peeve thread so....
#168
Posted 2012-March-27, 18:12
kenberg, on 2012-March-27, 18:10, said:
Which brings me to another mild annoyance. The phone rings, I look to see who it is, and it says "incoming call" or, one that I got today, it says "phone". Well good, I'm glad it wasn't the stove that was ringing.
I roll with all this actually. But it's the peeve thread so....
Easy, those are the ones you leave for the answer phone
And no matter what methods you play, it is essential, for anyone aspiring to learn to be a good player, to learn the importance of bidding shape properly. - MikeH
SLOW DOWN! This is not a speedball :)
#170
Posted 2012-March-27, 21:26
"...we live off being battle-scarred veterans who manage to hate our opponents slightly more than we hate each other. -- Hamman, re: Wolff
#172
Posted 2012-March-28, 06:15
George Carlin
#173
Posted 2012-March-28, 09:34
jillybean, on 2012-March-26, 15:48, said:
Last time someone did this to me, when they called back I said "sorry, I can't talk right now" and hung up.
I have come to realise it is futile to expect or hope a regular club game will be run in accordance with the laws. -- Jillybean
Factor in Alzheimers, and I can not recall a bad result from aggessive action in this situation. -- Aguahombre
#174
Posted 2012-April-04, 07:12
"Santorum needs 70% of the remaining delegates to win -- and that's mathematically impossible."
Friedrich Nietzsche
#175
Posted 2012-April-04, 10:29
No. You're "mathematically eliminated" when you can't get into the playoffs no matter what happens, and the schedule screwing you out of an otherwise sound possibility is part of the calculation. Idjits.
#176
Posted 2012-April-04, 10:59
#177
Posted 2012-April-04, 11:13
I am sure, that mathematically there is still hope for the Flames. These math freaks might just make the ice melt.
Rik
#178
Posted 2012-April-05, 11:45
#179
Posted 2012-April-05, 13:27
I have come to realise it is futile to expect or hope a regular club game will be run in accordance with the laws. -- Jillybean
Factor in Alzheimers, and I can not recall a bad result from aggessive action in this situation. -- Aguahombre
#180
Posted 2012-April-05, 13:58
I keep telling them I dont have a mortgage with them and dont own a property at that address so default me
when I say prove it is me...they just ignore and start all over....
so they call me again ...same story.....
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