Chew your gum please!!!

[Singletap]

Okay so for the past five years my school has aloud gum, aka since 5th grade, and one out of every eight kids don't chew gum, then four out of those eight, chew there gum without care to the people around them. They ruined gum chewing for me because they sit there popping and smacking their gum with no end.

It detracts me from the class because it fills me with rage for some reason and as I said I usually choose not to chew gum anymore in fear that I will chew like that.

What do you think about this are people who chew their gum as loud as they can mannerly people. I believe it's a sign of cockiness and a simple and dumb form of rebelling.

Ps. I know a lot of you may not even notice it or have had to deal with it. It's just been a pet-peeve of mine this includes movie theaters to.

 

[TheNamlessGuy]

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[Contun]

I never really pay attention to it...

 

[Cpt_Oblivious]

We're not allowed gum in my school, yet the undersides of tables are covered in the stuff. I try to be subtle when I chew, unless I feel like blowing bubbles of course.

 

[The_Healer]

I didn't realise there was such angst about gum chewing etiquette...

Nor do I really understand what we are being asked....

 

[khaimera]

Wow, that was not easy to read. People are rude, no big deal. Its funny that you won't chew gum for fear of sounding like them. Thats like me never driving a car because some people use them to run over school children.

 

[HardRockSamurai]

People who chew gum loudly are either:

1. Professional Baseball players
2. Douchebags [small](who probably think they're professional baseball players)[/small]
3. Deaf People

It's not so much a "sign of cockiness," more of a sign of an uncaring attitude.

 

[Plurralbles]

i hate people who do anything loudly.

Let alone smacking about with gum.

gah.

 

[SturmDolch]

I'm in Unversity, so you do whatever the hell you want in class, except talking loudly. That means you can wear a hat, chew bubble-gum, and go to class without wiping yourself after pooing. If you're reading this right now, girl in my English class, thanks for ruining my morning today with the disgusting poo-smell permeating from your pantalones.

But I digress. I prefer mints to gum because I hate constantly chewing on it.

 

[Plurralbles]

use them to run over school children.

you don't?

I mean... the points man, the points!

20 for the principal.

 

[Johnnyallstar]

Yeah, it's not so bad when they chew, but when they play with it it's bad. Unless they're blowing bubbles, and that's just fun.

 

[funksobeefy]

People who chew gum loudly are either:

1. Professional Baseball players
2. Douchebags [small](who probably think they're professional baseball players)[/small]
3. Deaf People

It's not so much a "sign of cockiness," more of a sign of an uncaring attitude.

I chew gum loudly and are none of those things. I dont in class but as soon as I get out side and I am walking I start to snap my gum.

why the hate man? doesn't make much sense

 

[brtshstel]

I used to dislike gum chewers, but the lack of cell phone etiquette has eclipsed that to utter darkness nowadays.

 

[Soviet Heavy]

When I chew my gum, I am discreet, then I have a habit of swallowing after I'm done to hide the evidence.

 

[Singletap]

People who chew gum loudly are either:

1. Professional Baseball players
2. Douchebags [small](who probably think they're professional baseball players)[/small]
3. Deaf People

It's not so much a "sign of cockiness," more of a sign of an uncaring attitude.

I chew gum loudly and are none of those things. I dont in class but as soon as I get out side and I am walking I start to snap my gum.

why the hate man? doesn't make much sense

He means in a place people were are trying to pay attention.

 

[khaimera]

use them to run over school children.

you don't?

I mean... the points man, the points!

20 for the principal.

okay, you got me. I do this all the time. Running over a child wearing a helmet unlocks a bonus level, seriously.

Khaimera: derailing terrible threads since June 23, 2009