Though they're popular, I just don't get these things.
What don't you get?
Posted by James Sherrett at October 12, 2006 11:24 AMPeople who leap out of their seats and elbow their way to the front of the plane immediately after the plane stops at the gate. Just so they can rush through the terminal and come to a crashing halt at the immigration line-up and/or the baggage carousel. Don't get those bastards at all.
Oh, and skinny jeans. The latest, and possibly cruelest, fashion prescription ever.
Posted by: Craig at October 12, 2006 11:37 AMYou don't get shoe shopping? Didn't you post about those clown shoes you bought out of recycled newspapers or something?
Alright, what if I put that I don't get blogs? Does that make it pretty funny?
Bad popcorn. The worst part is, I still buy it.
I don't get stupid people.
That's not to single anyone out. I'm implying that in general. That is, I'm just saying.
Posted by: John Bollwitt at October 12, 2006 01:09 PMRegret.
Regret is the implication of wishing away a past experience. But where would you be without the knowledge of the experience you regret in the first place?
Oh, and street sweepers. Net time you see one in action, pay close attention. They do nothing.
I used to not get poker, but now I do. It's an excuse to sit around and watch your friends get drunk enough that they forget how to count.
Posted by: Aaron at October 14, 2006 09:10 PMI just don't get how the price of snacks at movie theatres and sports venues is so out of sync with anywhere else.
I mean, pop costs just pennies a glass, and I expect popcorn costs even less. Then you tack on the advertising subsidy on the packaging...Where's the rule that says they can charge 4 to 5 times as much as any other snack outlet or fast food joint?
It seems those snacks are usually pretty popular, I just don't get it.
I don't get the commercials for air freshners. The ones with desperate housewives running around the house, balletically spraying everything from the dog to the kids room to the bathroom to horror-of-horrors the kitchen, then taking deep inhaling breaths. It's poison. You kill things with this spray. I don't understand the product, but I definitely don't understand the selling point of the commercials. Get high on poison that you spray throughout your house. They don't have commercials of people sucking on moth balls, and yet they wildly inhale air freshner?
Posted by: Monique at October 18, 2006 07:17 AM