Originally Posted by Pulaski

So those aren't relatives in the pictures you posted a couple of weeks ago?

Originally Posted by Nutek (Post 10647848)

Maybe someones.

Originally Posted by lizzyq (Post 10651897)

Could be worse http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-22089457

Originally Posted by Cardienscarf (Post 10651827)

I have one who is a knuckle cracker and a nail biter. If I removed both his hands he'd no longer be able to drum on any available flat surface with his fingers. Thank god he doesn't jingle his change in his pocket but that's probably because he's skint.

Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing (Post 10651866)

When they crack on their own they are usually not loud, my fingers do that occasionally and it's barely audible.

They stuck the temp in work right by me, which is annoying as it is because I have to listen to the same, poorly articulated sentence she spouts on the phone all day; but every morning there's the 'crack, crack, crack' ritual she goes through as well; repeated once an hour.

It used to be so quiet by my desk :(

Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing (Post 10651866)

When they crack on their own they are usually not loud, my fingers do that occasionally and it's barely audible.

Originally Posted by Bob (Post 10652722)

As loud as snapping a carrot in two.

My joints are a little funky :/

Originally Posted by moneypenny20 (Post 10652530)

First born is a knuckle cracker. She also twists her back and cracks her spine, makes me want to vomit. She has acrylic nails and thinks it's cool to tap them on anything. She's just moved out of home which is a good thing as I now don't feel the need to end her life.

Originally Posted by Uncle_Bob (Post 10667029)

sales staff at the register who ask "Can i have your zip code please?"

And then look surprised when I answer with a simple "No"

Originally Posted by Cardienscarf (Post 10667057)

:thumbsup:

And that brings up... sales staff at the register who ask "Did you find everything you were looking for today?" Then don't know what to say when you say "No"

Originally Posted by Cardienscarf (Post 10667057)

And that brings up... sales staff at the register who ask "Did you find everything you were looking for today?" Then don't know what to say when you say "No"

Originally Posted by Cardienscarf (Post 10667057)

:thumbsup:

And that brings up... sales staff at the register who ask "Did you find everything you were looking for today?" Then don't know what to say when you say "No"

Originally Posted by Uncle_Bob (Post 10667074)

Yep that would be another one.

At the grocery store the checkout clerks are in the habbit of asking things like "any ice or stamps today".

But its when i pop in for a single item like a loaf of bread and they ask "would you like any help out with that today" I really want to reply with a "yes" :)

Originally Posted by Uncle_Bob (Post 10667029)

sales staff at the register who ask "Can i have your zip code please?"

And then look surprised when I answer with a simple "No"

Originally Posted by Anian (Post 10668311)

Usually, by the time you've reached the checkout you've given up on it anyway. It's not like they are going to pause you checking out to go find the bloody thing.