Passive Aggressive Behaviour

For the purposes of this project, we’re using a pretty broad (and to some extent, arbitrary) definition of “passive-aggressive” that roughly correlates with how the term is popularly used. as the new york times wrote: “the classic description of the behavior captures a stubborn malcontent, someone who passively resists fulfilling routine tasks, complains of being misunderstood and underappreciated, unreasonably scorns authority and voices exaggerated complaints of personal misfortune.” and to quote dr. scott wetzler, a clinical psychologist and the author of living with the passive-aggressive man: “a joke can be the most skillful passive-aggressive act there is.”

All that said, many of the notes found here aren’t really passive-aggressive even by our generous standards — though quite a few of these are, in fact, responses to passive-aggressive behavior.

Read and view it at PassiveAggressiveNotes

Elevator Etiquette at ElevatorRules

There are two reasons that you might have for coming here. One reason would be to learn more about elevator etiquette so that you become a better person and help those around you to have a better day. If this describes you, you most likely saw a sticker in an elevator or heard about this web site while conversing pleasantly on an elevator. To all of you we say hello, and good for you. You are making the world a better place – one elevator ride at a time.

Read and view this at ElevatorRules

The Mighty Organ

Newsbytes.com Writes

“Forget censorship, political sensitivity or legal restrictions, a recent addition to the Web has invited some of the world’s most respected professional writers to tell us what they really think. From ‘Watching Paint Dry’ to ‘The Gnome Liberation Front’, the articles present a blissfully cynical view of modern life from those with a privileged perspective.”

See all this at The Mighty Organ

Crying For Hollywood

Audio Collections Of Fans Crying Over Famous Stars They Love Or Regard With Distaste.

Hear all of the cries on Crying For Hollywood

27 Aquatic lifeforms you never caught while fishing

This one is a robo-carp you can observe at the London Aquarium. It’s a self-guided robot-fish who use artificial intelligence and sensors to avoid obstacles . It’s a 50cm long common carp, swimming with their living counterparts.

Read the rest of the list on Bounty Fishing