I feel a peverse guilt in looking forward to one of the saddest days on the Jewish calendar. My obnoxious invaders will be gone. Ten days of boorish behavior and crying victim when I react to provocations is enough. Glad you are religious but leave me alone.
A friend said that he has known me for thirty years and has never seen me curse before. They don't understand English when I say leave me alone. Sabbath and the holidays are the worst where I become a prisoner. Has this asshat deduced that by invading for ten days he has pushed me away from the AC. This is not a day or two but ten. It just never registers because for all their feigned concerns I roast while getting lectures about charity.
I can't even have a conversation without these jerks budding in. They do not grasp hey this is a private discussion when I snap then we get the religious victim bit. When I say my private matters are not your concern they press until I snap.
I am really starting to despise these people. They are annoying, irritating and obnoxious on their best day.
I want to say hey moron go to therapy and deal with your bs so you can get a %%^%^^ job. All I get is excuses and the $$%%$5 worked three years big %^^%%^ deal. Four years elite college to work three %6%^%%R years.
Well at least they will be away for the holiday. Let them bore someone else.
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Who are these mamalukes?
Unfortunately family and they are on my nerves. When you say my private life is not your business drop it most people drop it. Unfortunately, I get the "we are so concerned religious bull shit".
I am starting to hate these relatives.
Beak,
Thank GOD that I have no relatives like this.
Well, no blood kin to me.
My in-laws, some of them, try my patience. But all of them are either ill (mother-in-law with Alzheimer's on her death bed, prolonged death bed) or broke (two sisters-in-law who like to sponge if they get the chance).
Two kinds of people that I cannot abide:
1. Nosy people
2. Spongers
Old proverb about house guests:
"Fish and visitors smell in three days." Benjamin Franklin said this in Poor Richard's Almanak, 1736.
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