judgement day

michaelaskedlauren

Because it is important to start the new year off on a high note

michaelaskedlauren

I am judging any and all girls I saw wearing skirts the first half of this week. Dude! It was -4 out! Are you crazy?! Put on some pants. I can barely feel my face, can you even feel your legs?!

I live/work in NYC so most poeple arent going from their house -> garage -> car -> office. Most people have to walk several blocks during their commute.

 

jlaOK

I kind of feel bad for this but......

I judge a girl I know who always posts on social media about how much she works out during the day.  She stays at home with her daughter and has lots of family around to help her.  I'd work out that much too if I could (actually, maybe I wouldn't).

djm31012

michaelaskedlauren said:

I am judging any and all girls I saw wearing skirts the first half of this week. Dude! It was -4 out! Are you crazy?! Put on some pants. I can barely feel my face, can you even feel your legs?!

I live/work in NYC so most poeple arent going from their house -> garage -> car -> office. Most people have to walk several blocks during their commute.

 

HA! I am in NYC too...today is my first day in a dress and tights and I am somewhat regretting it!

 

jf198400

I am judging my old friend from HS. I haven't seen her in a couple years and we had lunch together yesterday. She has always been flaky and not sure what she wants to do with her life. It took her 7 years to finish her Bachelors degree. She has never had a "real job" that's lasted more than a few months. She moved out to west coast for a year and is now back home with her parents with no job and no plan. You're 28 years old, it's time to grow up. Sure working sucks, but that's what being an adult is. You can still pursue all your artsy dreams in your free time.

jf198400

I also judge people who turn their babies FFing in car seats at 1yr old. DS is almost 2 and still has plenty of room RFing. At pickup yesterday I saw his little girl friend, younger and smaller than him, going home FFing. It makes me sad that parents are either uninformed about child safety or worse- don't care.

iverske9

I am super judgey of my sister this week: I am hosting her baby shower and footing the bill and the snot has been trying to plan it. Listen Lady, I have never not organized a great shower and do not tell me what to do, or you can throw your own. Add to it she is a flake, can't keep a job and has no appreciation for how much money I dole out for it...it bothers the hell out of me. 

WBMom

PrivacyWanted said:

I judge the DC parents who complain about PTO events but never attend PTO meetings, respond to PTO emails, or volunteer for committees. If you're not going to help, keep your mouth shut. Complaining I didn't get enough for teacher gifts (I headed the pool) when you didn't volunteer to help me out and gave $5 is just sh!tty

I will second your judge!  It gets worse in elementary school.  People complain about how an event was run or why did we not have xyz event.  Ummmmm - last time I checked you were not at the PTO meeting to volunteer to be on the committee or head it up. Aggravating.

jennyelf

I'm judging parents who want to have their 2 month old model for ads because they "wish they could be in that business, but at least now can live vicariously through their kid". At least at that age, their kid won't remember it. But having your kid do anything because you didn't and want to live through your kid isn't fair to the kid.

shannm

Eh, to me, a good pair of tights and boots is just as warm as trousers.

Edit- meant to quote 1st reply.

dglvrk2

I judge.....

The people at my gym who cannot park.  Seriously, if the gym fined people for incompetent parking, they'd be making $$$.