Cyano. 100%Here is one.
When people respond without reading the entire thread out of context like a Facebook troll.
I was responding to this. "What the heck".
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Cyano. 100%Here is one.
When people respond without reading the entire thread out of context like a Facebook troll.
I was responding to this. "What the heck".
I never considered that (nerdy)My goodness this one is frustrating. Do you really expect the employees to worship the ground you walk on when you're just there to buy a $10 fish? Also, this hobby is inherently nerdy, don't get mad at the owner when they're not the most social person on earth or if they don't want to stand around and chat for 45 minutes.
I hate one word or one line posts be they questions or answers, that give no information at all. Usually the question cannot be answered in the least without more information or the answer is useless without the same.
One line questions like:
“Why do I have algae?”
(But give no parameters)
“Should I get an RBTA?”
(No tank size or livestock info)
Or answers like:
“Crushed coral is a death trap!”
(But of course they have never used it, or if they have they are overstocked with fish and never change their water, but do not note any info at all)
“X skimmer is too loud!”
(But do not note they never use an ATO and the water level constantly fluctuates)
LOL. Bugs me. If you really want help or want to help, give as much information as possible. It will help the OP and help future searchers.
On that note what about the OP's who put every detail needed in the OP but then someone says "What are your parameters?! It's probably your parameters! Fix them!".
tldr; having to repeat yourself
You'd swear they were trying to photograph bigfoot!The folks who post pictures of hitchhikers and it either looks like they were driving past their tank at 90 miles an hour, or they were standing in their kitchen, 30 feet away, or just don't know how to focus their camera. Drives me nuts....and the worst part is that I still try to take a guess of what this blurred pinhead might be. :mad:
Well, yeah. The "one guy" is (probably) still making minimum wage or just getting store credit. Think about how much effort (read: lack of effort) the kids at McDonald's put into your Big Mac.I never considered that (nerdy)
What I find unnerving at the LFS is the look you get when dropping $$$$ , the one guy has a snarl on his face when you ask about a $500 skimmer or pump and then the boss shows up and he's your best Friend.
I hate it when people ask for info that has already been given. If you aren't going to read the entire post then please move on without replying. Even worse when they admit they are too lazy to read thru the post.
I also hate memes.
No it isn't and you have cooties.Well isn't this a passive / aggressive thread! [emoji6]
They have to memorize the song.Well, yeah. The "one guy" is (probably) still making minimum wage or just getting store credit. Think about how much effort (read: lack of effort) the kids at McDonald's put into your Big Mac.
OMG.....classic.Reef aquarium pet peeves: When discussing nutrient concentrations, doesn't know if, say, it is just NO3, or NO3 as nitrogen. Reports parameters as 'Water checks out perfect.' Will spend $500 on a coral, but a $199 PAR meter is too expensive.
I know we all have to start somewhere and there is no such thing as a stupid question, but these have come close:
When discussing a metal halide lamp: "If the lamp is made of metal, how does the light get out of it?"
On maintaining calcium: "I couldn't find lime water, so is it OK to use lemon juice?"
On concentrations of substances in water: I explained the concept of milligrams per liter as opposed to parts per million, and wrote the abbreviations on the chalkboard (mg/L and ppm.) One fellow stared at the board and finally asked "Does mg/L stand for millions of gallons (abbreviated as MG) per liter?"
I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you're going to discuss something, at least have think a little to avoid the old adage "Mouth in gear, brain in neutral."
Huh - what? I haven't seen ANY requests to visit - I'd be glad to have someone over to talk shop. PM me and we'll arrange!OMG.....classic.
Also....
When i realized i live a couple hours from Dana Riddle's georgia home and keep asking to visit his lab but he doesn't respond.
Followed by: When fans ask to visit my lab and won't take the hint when i don't respond.