Sadly, I do it all the time. You are just fine, and it is not something you act on. It is because you see them everyday; Familiarity breeds contempt.

I've become pretty prolific at spotting grammatical errors.

/me hugs my car

"Is it possible to hate someone you don't even know?"

Sure: I hate you. All good.

If you don't like public transportation, GET YO AZZ A CAR.

Hell, it's possible to hate everyone you don't know. Just ask Blabby.

If the commute is long enough, consider smoking a bowl or having an edible at the start of each journey. Just a little bit. Goes a long way toward diminishing inner feelings of hatred for your fellow rider. And the dead eyes, they just might be stoned for the same reason. You might even be listening to music that doesn't help, either. Less Tool, more Bach suites for cello.

It's called misanthropy D&W, and it's a real problem OKAY?! Millions of Misanthrope-Americans suffer in silence each day. Or come to Blogtown and suffer in not-silence. Either way.

I used to take the bus, and switched to MAX. It is definitely harder to ignore people on the bus. Headphones and something to read. On the flip side, having a driver there cuts down on the worst behavior and keeps off free-riders.

Best line: "There are no judgments being passed. I just can't stand seeing you on the bus."

I may just be digging for gold when I scratch my head, I have several Krugerrands sewn under my scalp. No real reason except that they were weighing down my pockets.

Of course its possible to hate people you don't know. It's called religion.

I guess you left Canada, eh?

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/m…

There always an English major in a room of artists. There is always an editor who's vision is only one of many scenarios.

Some people can't afford a car, and the headaches that come with it. I personally would rather rage in silence then flail my arms and fingers, and yell swear words in a car with the road rage of a caged beast. Some people really enjoy the walk, or "casual" transit.

Hate is not a word I can use for everything. I mostly use it when I'm on an empty stomach or there is no alcohol in my heart.