What cheeses me off

[prozac]

WCMO is spilling half a tub of grated Parmesan while retrieving it from the fridge, resulting in using the dust pan, small vacuum cleaner and rags, plus taking out two vegetable crisper drawers and clearing the bottom shelf in order to clean out little dots of Parmesan. I'm certain I haven't managed to get every single crumb that rolled under the fridge.

Yes, I was cheesed off (at the situation and myself for causing it).

You should have called me. I reckon I could have recovered most of that so you could still use it.

 

[DejaBrew]

This usually happens to me with tubs of blueberries, and they always roll under the fridge and out of reach.

Ah yes, good old "Murphy's Law"

 

[anat0l]

An important part of learning to drive is the rules of the road but it also includes a very important lesson: You may be right, but you can also be dead right.

A lesson taught to me by my father many years ago during and after my driving formation and probationary years, it's the key reason why we need to tolerate those who break the rules or be a safety risk on the road. There's no point being in the right if you're not alive: as much as God may condemn to hell that who killed you unjustly, it's still a worse deal than being on Earth and feeling unjustly done by.

WCMO are the frivolous maniacs on the roads who drive realising and exploiting this to the fullest.