MFFY in the market

On Dec 20, 12:29*pm, Scott in SoCal > wrote:
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> The answer is yes, she does drive like that. This kind of MFFY (the
> inconsiderate, oblivious MFFY)

Yeah, it's so odd that people don't more often think of your best
interests rather than their own...

These kind of reports are as interesting as reading a description of
somebody drawing a picture of Paris Hilton watching paint dry.

> isn't quite as bad as the malicious
> MFFY who cuts you off on purpose, but there's little difference in the
> end result.

If the world weren't so damn MFFY everybody would more often be
thinking of you.

> Whenever I come upon a shopping cart that has been left blocking the
> aisle like that, I just ram it (gently) out of the way. If the owner
> objects, I simply say "excuse me, I need to get through."

Yeah, I'll bet whiny self-absorbed Usenet pussies run into people who
object to their cart being moved out of the way all the time.

If they react at all they always apologize to me. Maybe because my
face doesn't suggest a snit, or maybe they find my calm demeanor just
so intimidating.

I suppose it would please many if drivers remained dedicated to
optimizing the throughput of store interior traffic but it seems most
likely they will continue to tend be distracted by shopping, and you
will continue to be oblivious to the ignorance, irony and MFFY
contained within your complaints of the world failing to stay out of
your way.
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- gpsman