rudenesses

And what she does then is to boil “feminism” down to an excuse to permit herself certain rudenesses and complain about certain issues only as they pertain to her own personal life.

Already Thursday! How? « Gerry Canavan 2010

As for instance flamewars in which people got on their high horses to denounce the rudeness -- except that the person denouncing had always been someone in the war, and the list of rudenesses were oddly enough always entirely on the other side.

superversive: Internet sociology, part LXVIII superversive 2010

What boggles me is how to react to the very common rudenesses that so many invited guests engage in - being late, bringing their own food, criticizing the food and decor, insisting on watching television, etc.

Hospitalty Can Revive the Home 2008

I had to ask myself if it was as annoying on the rare occasions when when she really does ‘speak for the listener’ as it is most of the time with her normal BBC-agenda-driven interruptions and rudenesses.

MR BEAN AND THE WAR ON TERROR 2009

I thought of it till the next morning, and then taxed him with not only that instance, but with his general conduct towards me, specifying many of his rudenesses.

New Letters from Charles Brown to Joseph Severn 2007

Old and intolerant of cell phones or other new techie rudenesses found in our current pop-culture world.

Archive 2006-03-01 ____Maggie 2006

The great rudenesses of this modern society rather require the direct responses of a previous era.

Ann Aguirre » Blog Archive » Wherein I am nearly incoherent with rage: a rant 2008

He was, you know, anxious about his dress; so much so, that there was some affectation even in the rudenesses which he practised in that matter.

Anne of Geierstein 2008

Old and intolerant of cell phones or other new techie rudenesses found in our current pop-culture world.

Notes: Talk to the Hand ____Maggie 2006

Regardless of my efforts, I know I miss so many little rudenesses, pranks, and mistakes.

scorpi07 Diary Entry scorpi07 2007