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Questions you hate being asked
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This sounds so egotistical but I hate the question "How did you get so good at drawing?" because it's a complex answer and I'm also told it's not often not meant as a question but as a complement. But still it's said as a question and the answer is so easy, practice!
The other question I think is just annoying "Did you look at something when drawing this?" I don't really know what that really means. Is that a odd way of asking if someone traced something? I just don't know.
The other question I think is just annoying "Did you look at something when drawing this?" I don't really know what that really means. Is that a odd way of asking if someone traced something? I just don't know.
I absolutely hate getting asked what my hobbies are. Always makes me feel like nothing I say will be good enough, I can't just come out and say "I like to work on and use the computer." So instead I make something normal up because really I have nothing to say.
"Where do you work?"
Don't get me wrong, I like my job and most of the people I work with, but as soon as I start to answer, you can see the person's eyes begin to glaze over.
Not great when talking to women.
Don't get me wrong, I like my job and most of the people I work with, but as soon as I start to answer, you can see the person's eyes begin to glaze over.
Not great when talking to women.
- Why don't you try and find better work? (where better = more money to most people)
- Why aren't you ever in a relationship?
Your standard lifestyle questions that are difficult to answer because the answers may not place me in the norm. I simply prefer entry level work because it is a stress free environment that provides the most opportunity to have fun and more importantly, work the part time hours I tolerate.
I'm not in a relationship because I don't try to be. I love the sense of freedom that comes with being single. If I choose to spend 12 hours in a day playing a video game I can do so without guilt. I don't have to plan my day or routines around others. I'll likely be single until a girl I feel I'm compatible with takes that first step to ask me out...until that happens I feel no need to change a lifestyle I'm completely satisfied with.
- Why aren't you ever in a relationship?
Your standard lifestyle questions that are difficult to answer because the answers may not place me in the norm. I simply prefer entry level work because it is a stress free environment that provides the most opportunity to have fun and more importantly, work the part time hours I tolerate.
I'm not in a relationship because I don't try to be. I love the sense of freedom that comes with being single. If I choose to spend 12 hours in a day playing a video game I can do so without guilt. I don't have to plan my day or routines around others. I'll likely be single until a girl I feel I'm compatible with takes that first step to ask me out...until that happens I feel no need to change a lifestyle I'm completely satisfied with.
I would assume they're asking if you used a reference. Basically, did you draw something you could see, or did you invent it purely in your mind's eye?Snotnarok said:
when people find out im bi i get asked this "why cant you just pick a side", not understanding that i like both men or women not that i can't decide
I'm unemployed at the moment but when i was working i hated getting asked how's work? When i've been in a relationship and i'm just idly daydreaming and significant other ask's... What you thinking about?
Mainly those two nothing else comes to mind!
Mainly those two nothing else comes to mind!
I hate any obvious question. "What are you doing?" Well, obviously, I'm hunting fucking elephants, not reading this book that's in my hands.
Oh tell me about it. Everyone says I'm Irish. I sound nothing like an Irishmen. More Welsh than anything. I am Australian, and have been my whole life though. I blame being taken around the world when I was 6 months old and learning to talk, but W/E. It gets really. REALLY. Annoying.Fieldy409 said:
Most annoying question? Any sort of small talk. How's your day, what've you been up to, you doing anything over the weekend, what do you plan do do when you're older, what is your favourite X, ANY small talk just frustrates me. Partly because everyone who asks that question is quite honestly looking for a specific type of answer that is similar to their own, whilst mine will usually be nothing like theirs and rather unpopular with the masses (Though its getting better. 9/10 people I know play Skyrim, even the non-Nerds. VICTORY! For Sovneguard [or however its spelt]!) and thus I will just say 'not much', or 'not bad', or some other generic 'not' answer, and partially because frankly I don't give two craps. Talk business, tell me a story, entertain me or engage me, and I'm fine. Ice breakers usually aren't entertaining or funny, and the small talk questions gauge as much information as simply looking at me will give. Start talking ABOUT something, I don't care what, and I'll have something to say, something to contribute, a story to tell. Ask me those generic questions, you'll get a generic response.
You can't LEGALLY control the rate at which they die. Go on a murdering rampage and I'm sure the cemetery will get more business. Might not end well for you but...UncleUlty said:
"What are you thinking about?" is a definite winner.
If I wanted to tell you I wouldn't be thinking it, I'd be saying it out loud. I'm not though, so fuck off.
If I wanted to tell you I wouldn't be thinking it, I'd be saying it out loud. I'm not though, so fuck off.
I always imagined the worst question a vegetarian could get was "Don't you even eat X?" Where my question usually is a troll question to make fun of those who ask those questions right after they do (Don't you even eat bacon?!"lRookiel said:
Whip out your weapon of choice and start controlling the rate people die right now.UncleUlty said:
OT: I don't like being asked what kind of games I play. I don't stick to a genre or one kind of play style. I play whatever appeals to me and there's no pattern to what I enjoy. Just because I enjoy Skies of Arcadia it doesn't mean I'll enjoy Final Fantasy or nowhere near that I like all RPGs.
I find it funny that people who say people get there accents mixed up are all australian in this thread.Joccaren said:
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o You play CoD, arggh every person who doesen't game (or only plays Cod) that finds out that Im an avid gamer asks me this, I don't have anything against the game but Im more of an rpg type of guy.
Or when you do have a boyfriend, the obligatory 'so when are you moving in together/getting married etc...'Girl With One Eye said:
Due to being transgender, people ask me 'if I got it chopped off'. I usually respond, "Do you like when random strangers ask you about your private parts?" They then get super offended and are like 'I was just curious!!!' when you know they would not like to be asked the size and look of their privates. It is just cause they don't view tg people as real people and thus can be asked demeaning questions. Luckily, I pass flawlessly now so I never get asked that.
When I worked in a bookstore years ago, I would always get these questions.
When I'm shelving books on a ladder or using a scanner and I have a name tag "Do you work here?"
durrr noooo I shelve, set up displays, put on price labels for fun >.<
Customer brings over a just released hardcover book that is on the new releases table. "Is this in paperback?" Ugh, no it takes about half a year for it to go to paperback.
"Do you rent books?"
"Can I use a photo copier because I don't want to spend money on this book?"
Ummm we are a business and anyway the last one would be fairly illegal.
"Can you help me find this book that I don't know the name, title, subject?"
"What's the price?" they usually ask this as they are staring right at the price.
There are many others that I will need time to remember as I have blocked that horrible job from my mind. I'm glad to be in a job where I now get respect and I do something of value. (an ESL teacher)
When I worked in a bookstore years ago, I would always get these questions.
When I'm shelving books on a ladder or using a scanner and I have a name tag "Do you work here?"
durrr noooo I shelve, set up displays, put on price labels for fun >.<
Customer brings over a just released hardcover book that is on the new releases table. "Is this in paperback?" Ugh, no it takes about half a year for it to go to paperback.
"Do you rent books?"
"Can I use a photo copier because I don't want to spend money on this book?"
Ummm we are a business and anyway the last one would be fairly illegal.
"Can you help me find this book that I don't know the name, title, subject?"
"What's the price?" they usually ask this as they are staring right at the price.
There are many others that I will need time to remember as I have blocked that horrible job from my mind. I'm glad to be in a job where I now get respect and I do something of value. (an ESL teacher)
Oh wow, nice to see someone from 3D Realms posting on the forumsTopazFusion said:
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I also hate being asked what my faourite ________ is, which is a stupid question, because I like different things for different reasons (e.g. with games, I love both Rayman Origins and Resistance 3, but for completely different reasons)
"so what's she like in bed?"
oddly enough its always my jerk uncles and cousins who ask this, to which i respond while reaching for a beer bottle that "i dont sleep around", or in some worse cases, "that isnt my girlfriend, thats just a friend" my god my extended family annoys me.
oddly enough its always my jerk uncles and cousins who ask this, to which i respond while reaching for a beer bottle that "i dont sleep around", or in some worse cases, "that isnt my girlfriend, thats just a friend" my god my extended family annoys me.