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Re: First world problems
Posted: October 4 11, 1:21 pm
by TheoSqua
Freed Roger wrote:jeesus [expletive] an A [expletive]!. I haven't gotten my work done yet to get home and watch the game!
First world problem - jacked around on the internet all day so I can't scram early for the ball game.
I hate when this happens.
Re: First world problems
Posted: October 4 11, 1:39 pm
by heyzeus
Vinsanity is disappointed in the lack of significant upgrades in the newly announced Iphone 4s. He wanted a true Iphone 5.
Re: First world problems
Posted: October 4 11, 1:54 pm
by go birds
I was just gonna [expletive] about the lack of iPhone5's in the world.
I still have to call text and browse the web with my 1st Gen BB storm.
LE UGH!!!
Re: First world problems
Posted: October 4 11, 2:40 pm
by vinsanity
heyzeus wrote:Vinsanity is disappointed in the lack of significant upgrades in the newly announced Iphone 4s. He wanted a true Iphone 5.
I wanted to post a good first world problem, but heyzeus did it for me.
Re: First world problems
Posted: October 4 11, 4:12 pm
by greenback44
I share a birthday with Tony La Russa and Kyle Lohse.
Re: First world problems
Posted: October 5 11, 12:00 pm
by Arthur Dent
My new monitor is so large that I can no longer just maximize all my windows and read from them comfortably. Resizing and moving them around the screen manually is a pain.
Re: First world problems
Posted: October 5 11, 1:32 pm
by JackofDiamonds
The punctuation in the "first world solutions" [sic] thread title bothers me.
Re: First world problems
Posted: October 6 11, 7:58 am
by Popeye_Card
Today we all mourn the loss of a great man who took awesome expensive electronic devices and made them even more awesome and more expensive.
When people in the villages of Africa learn of this news next year, surely they shall mourn as well. And when they get facebook in 2096, they will dedicate a wall post to the 85th anniversary of his untimely death.
Re: First world problems
Posted: December 13 11, 5:34 am
by Popeye_Card
"When it all came down, I was mad. I was mad at God because I felt like all the signs that had been played out through the baseball field, our foundation, our restaurant, the Down Syndrome Center, my relationships, my home, my family close," Deidre Pujols told the station. "I mean, we had no reason, not one reason, to want to leave. People were deceived by the numbers."
She indicated the key moment was the Cardinals' initial offer of five years and $130 million.
Re: First world problems
Posted: December 13 11, 8:38 am
by cards2468
Popeye_Card wrote:"When it all came down, I was mad. I was mad at God because I felt like all the signs that had been played out through the baseball field, our foundation, our restaurant, the Down Syndrome Center, my relationships, my home, my family close," Deidre Pujols told the station. "I mean, we had no reason, not one reason, to want to leave. People were deceived by the numbers."
She indicated the key moment was the Cardinals' initial offer of five years and $130 million.
3rd world countries have plenty of super rich pieces of [expletive]