The hate thread.

Started by Diomedes, November 16, 2005, 09:12:32 PM

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PoopyfaceMcGee

Ugly Kid Joe was badass for a 10 year old.

Sgt PSN

i hate crippled people and motivational speakers.  but i especially hate crippled motivational speakers.  i'm not talking about the guy who lost a leg and went on to win an ass kicking contest or a double dutch contest.  that's cool.  i'm talking about the ones who get crippled and then for some reason, feel the need to charge people money to watch them roll around on stage for 45 minutes and deliver inspirational messages, but at the same time, really haven't done anything inspiring.   

i submit to you chad hymas.  this gimpy sob is just wheeling himself around the country from one business/corporation to the next trying to motivate and inspire people based solely on the fact that he's stuck in a wheel chair.  and companies actually pay him to speak and also pay his travel expenses. 

motivational speakers are farging rediculous to begin with.  you can't truly motivate someone or a group of people with some cookie cutter speech/presentation.  and you most certainly can't truly motivate people who have no personal or professional connection to you before or after your 45 minute tirade. 

why do people buy into this crap?  especially if the dude is in a wheel chair?   read that guy's bio, he really hasn't done anything exceptional at all since getting confined to a wheel chair.  people are so farging stupid though that they will buy into damn near anything. 

farg these shady gimps who are capitalizing on people's stupidity and guilt factor and farg the idiots who actually fall for the the pre-fabricated motivational speeches and think that just because a dude is strapped to a farging lark for the rest of his life that he must have something important to say.  it's bad enough that these gimpy dick bags get all the good parking spots and now we've got idiots flocking to them for farging life advice. 


reese125


PhillyPhreak54

Quote from: Sgt PSN on October 21, 2009, 06:54:34 PM
i hate crippled people and motivational speakers.  but i especially hate crippled motivational speakers.  i'm not talking about the guy who lost a leg and went on to win an ass kicking contest or a double dutch contest.  that's cool.  i'm talking about the ones who get crippled and then for some reason, feel the need to charge people money to watch them roll around on stage for 45 minutes and deliver inspirational messages, but at the same time, really haven't done anything inspiring.   

i submit to you chad hymas.  this gimpy sob is just wheeling himself around the country from one business/corporation to the next trying to motivate and inspire people based solely on the fact that he's stuck in a wheel chair.  and companies actually pay him to speak and also pay his travel expenses. 

motivational speakers are farging rediculous to begin with.  you can't truly motivate someone or a group of people with some cookie cutter speech/presentation.  and you most certainly can't truly motivate people who have no personal or professional connection to you before or after your 45 minute tirade. 

why do people buy into this crap?  especially if the dude is in a wheel chair?   read that guy's bio, he really hasn't done anything exceptional at all since getting confined to a wheel chair.  people are so farging stupid though that they will buy into damn near anything. 

farg these shady gimps who are capitalizing on people's stupidity and guilt factor and farg the idiots who actually fall for the the pre-fabricated motivational speeches and think that just because a dude is strapped to a farging lark for the rest of his life that he must have something important to say.  it's bad enough that these gimpy dick bags get all the good parking spots and now we've got idiots flocking to them for farging life advice. 



But he's a certified speaking professional!

Didn't you hear me?

Certified. Speaking. PROFESSIONAL!

Rome

I saw Tony Robbins about 20 years ago and I laughed all the way through his bullshtein histrionics.

I was half in the bag, though, so that might explain why I didn't get blown away by his awesome oratory.

phillymic2000

Quote from: Sgt PSN on October 21, 2009, 06:54:34 PM
i hate crippled people and motivational speakers.  but i especially hate crippled motivational speakers.  i'm not talking about the guy who lost a leg and went on to win an ass kicking contest or a double dutch contest.  that's cool.  i'm talking about the ones who get crippled and then for some reason, feel the need to charge people money to watch them roll around on stage for 45 minutes and deliver inspirational messages, but at the same time, really haven't done anything inspiring.   

i submit to you chad hymas.  this gimpy sob is just wheeling himself around the country from one business/corporation to the next trying to motivate and inspire people based solely on the fact that he's stuck in a wheel chair.  and companies actually pay him to speak and also pay his travel expenses. 

motivational speakers are farging rediculous to begin with.  you can't truly motivate someone or a group of people with some cookie cutter speech/presentation.  and you most certainly can't truly motivate people who have no personal or professional connection to you before or after your 45 minute tirade. 

why do people buy into this crap?  especially if the dude is in a wheel chair?   read that guy's bio, he really hasn't done anything exceptional at all since getting confined to a wheel chair.  people are so farging stupid though that they will buy into damn near anything. 

farg these shady gimps who are capitalizing on people's stupidity and guilt factor and farg the idiots who actually fall for the the pre-fabricated motivational speeches and think that just because a dude is strapped to a farging lark for the rest of his life that he must have something important to say.  it's bad enough that these gimpy dick bags get all the good parking spots and now we've got idiots flocking to them for farging life advice. 

We had to listen to this tool at our last conference. His basic story, he had a piece of shtein tractor, was rushing to get the job done using a wrong/dangerous short cut (which he admits he had always done it the wrong way) but this time the bale of hay rolls on him. Now he's so proud of himself that it only takes him 25mins. to put his shirt on and you should be proud too!!! Oh and then he shows a clip of him on the Oprah show, yay for you gimp.

rjs246

I hate fat people. And french canadians.
Is rjs gonna have to choke a bitch?

Let them eat bootstraps.

Sgt PSN

Quote from: phillymic2000 on October 23, 2009, 09:11:51 AM
Quote from: Sgt PSN on October 21, 2009, 06:54:34 PM
i hate crippled people and motivational speakers.  but i especially hate crippled motivational speakers.  i'm not talking about the guy who lost a leg and went on to win an ass kicking contest or a double dutch contest.  that's cool.  i'm talking about the ones who get crippled and then for some reason, feel the need to charge people money to watch them roll around on stage for 45 minutes and deliver inspirational messages, but at the same time, really haven't done anything inspiring.   

i submit to you chad hymas.  this gimpy sob is just wheeling himself around the country from one business/corporation to the next trying to motivate and inspire people based solely on the fact that he's stuck in a wheel chair.  and companies actually pay him to speak and also pay his travel expenses. 

motivational speakers are farging rediculous to begin with.  you can't truly motivate someone or a group of people with some cookie cutter speech/presentation.  and you most certainly can't truly motivate people who have no personal or professional connection to you before or after your 45 minute tirade. 

why do people buy into this crap?  especially if the dude is in a wheel chair?   read that guy's bio, he really hasn't done anything exceptional at all since getting confined to a wheel chair.  people are so farging stupid though that they will buy into damn near anything. 

farg these shady gimps who are capitalizing on people's stupidity and guilt factor and farg the idiots who actually fall for the the pre-fabricated motivational speeches and think that just because a dude is strapped to a farging lark for the rest of his life that he must have something important to say.  it's bad enough that these gimpy dick bags get all the good parking spots and now we've got idiots flocking to them for farging life advice. 

We had to listen to this tool at our last conference. His basic story, he had a piece of shtein tractor, was rushing to get the job done using a wrong/dangerous short cut (which he admits he had always done it the wrong way) but this time the bale of hay rolls on him. Now he's so proud of himself that it only takes him 25mins. to put his shirt on and you should be proud too! Oh and then he shows a clip of him on the Oprah show, yay for you gimp.

ha!  i didn't even know the full story because i've never seen him speak but i figured it had to be something less than impressive since his website gives no detail of his actual accident and his list of "accolades" is short and unimpressive. 

i got an email at work the other day when i originally posted and it said that he was going to speak on our base sometime in the near future so i decided to check out his website and could tell right away that the guy is a total joke. 

go to his website and look at the pics scrolling across the top of the page.  there's one that show him driving a minvan with the caption "who says parapalegics can't drive?" along with a side note that states his wife and kids are not in the car with him.   ha!  dook is probably just whipping a few figure 8's in an empty wal-mart parking lot. 

Sgt PSN

I hate people who say "supposebly."  I had a conversation today with someone who said that no less than 10x within roughly 5 minutes of speaking. 


Rome

Sounds like a job for Seal Team 6.

PhillyPhanInDC

I have a guy at work I constantly get drawn into arguments who says we are always "arguing semanTECHs". He also uses words without knowing the meaning constantly.



"The very existence of flamethrowers proves that some time, somewhere, someone said to themselves, "You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done.""  R.I.P George.

Rome


Yeti

I hate people who say we murdered Bin Laden.  Really?  no REALLY?

I'm going to murder the next one I hear say that.
"It's only a matter of time before we get to the future."

Hbionic

Geowhizzer

Quote from: Rome on May 04, 2011, 07:12:50 PM
I hate the Flyers. 

I hate Brian Boucher, that's for damn sure.

Diomedes

I hate it when people say, "personally, I think ....."

"Personally" is included in the concept of "I think. "  Don't be redundant and stupid.
There is considerable overlap between the intelligence of the smartest bears and the dumbest tourists." - Yosemite Park Ranger