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Saturday, February 27, 2010

Open Question: Does anyone find this saying about persian parents true? and more...

 
 



Open Question: Does anyone find this saying about persian parents true? and more...

Open Question: Does anyone find this saying about persian parents true?

I made it up actually, ha. It was after a long and pointless debate with my persian mother and her persian friends to back her up: the difference between normal parents and persian parents? you tell a normal parent that money can't bring happiness, and they encourage you to keep your youthful spirit of hopefulness throughout your entire life. you tell a persian parent this philosophy, they curse you and slap you. it might sound like a stereotype, but the majority of persians want to be doctors only to make a shitload of wealth so they can cruise in their mercedes benz, live in a nice house in Los Angeles, and wear all the gold their bodies can hold. am i right, or am i right? although my mother is a divorced, americanized, and unemployed woman, her true "persian-ness" shines when she glorifies money. i say this because she is a very bitter and angry person, and depends on money to make her happy. and since she lost her security during her divorce, she has been a mean, angry, and verbally abusive person for almost 10 years. having a persian mother is a lot, but can you imagine being in my place? she doesn't realize that she has two kids that is all she needs in life and focuses on things, mostly material things, that she doesn't have. phew that was long but i had to tell someone lol.

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Open Question: When will Yahoo "get it"? Part I. (ALL THIS AND MORE! AFTER THESE MESSAGES...)?

I've always said I could run Yahoo blindfolded with one armed tied behind my back, because it's really not rocket science. There is something clearly wrong with every webpage on Yahoo! From billions of advertisements to the freaky little cartoon faces on everything... The site looks like it was designed by a kindergartner. (And you wonder why no one takes Y! seriously.) Today, it's Y! Answers... And as you may have noticed, Y! just redesigned the interface, but it's still the same bull****. Jesus, you can't even say bull****. Go ahead and try, I bet you can't say bull****. Compare to this Google page: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/youtube/thread?tid=696420f4b3d9502e&hl=en WE INTERRUPT THIS PROGRAM TO BRING YOU THIS NEWS BROADCAST... I HEREBY REQUEST A MOTION TO CHANGE "YAHOO!" TO "YAHOO?" Google doesn't police their users and treat them like 1st graders, so why Y? The censorship is overkill- it's like communism. There should definitely be an adult category that you have to verify your age to view like every other website in the world. eBay has one. YouTube has one. CATEGORY NEEDED! Computers & Internet > Internet > Online Shopping? eBay, Amazon, Craigslist and the like are HUGE. If I have to tell you that, you're an idiot. Maybe I'm stupid, but I'm not the one with a Boardgames category with only 90 questions asked. Moving right along... Then you have huge categories like Parenting... <--- THAT SAY'S IT ALL MORONS! You don't need 10 subcategories in Parenting. In fact, Parenting could be a subcategory under Family and Relationships. What about Comedy, is that not Entertainment & Music? And then there's all this "other stuff" that aren't even questions at all such as rants, answers to questions that were not asked, discussions and questions like "which pic of me is teh best 1?" that doesn't really work into anything, but it get's posted everywhere AND IT WILL CONTINUE AT ALARMING RATES until there's an "Other" category or an integrated discussion forum connected to each topic via "Discuss this question on the forum" link. For christ's sake, Yahoo! give the people an outlet to connect with each other! Next up is Local Businesses > United States. It only has 30 sub-categories, THAT'S NOT EVEN 1 PER STATE, BUT CALIFORNIA GET'S 5! (San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, ) Where's Jacksonville? It's only the 13th largest city. Memphis? 14 Million people in New England but they've got St. Louis (population NOTHING). Yahoo thought they were clever: "Oh, we'll put on every 300 miles"... WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU?!?! WHEN WILL YAHOO! GET IT? To Be Continued...

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