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[Dev]

Yes. This guy

[Canadian Club]

[periwinkle]

I think some people have no redeeming qualities. I read a lot of true crime books (mostly about murders). Some of the people are sociopaths and are downright evil. What about OJ Simpson? I wonder if he has any redeeming qualities (meaning characteristics, and not abilities). After writing his new attention-mongering book, it makes me wonder....

[flotsam]

[twg]

[jajdude]

[Doogie]

My sister in-law. She's rude, obnoxious and will lie through her teeth to get whatever she wants. She's the most selfish person I've ever encountered. I don't know how my brother stands being married to her. Actually, I don't think he can anymore. I think the only reason he stays is because of their 3 beautiful kids. Wait a minute.....maybe that is a redeeming quality. She did manage to produce great children. Does that count?

[khyber]

My guy was just unreal.

Unfortunately, there are a lot of stories surrounding him and I don't want to type it again.. Leaf through the craziest waygook contest. I think he's on p6/7


Oh, a good Korean friend of mine divorced a wife beating alcoholic that has taken to beating her child now. Not her ideal playout of the situation but she's FINALLY trying to get custody (and have grounds for it...because being an abusive *beep* isn't enough.....

I'd bet he doesn't have any redeeming qualities.

[Benicio]

This guy, Dale, who used to work here years ago. He was a real cancer on humanity- probably still is.
Would get drunk at the bar and yell at every girl in the place, calling them whores and whatnot. He particularly liked to negatively comment on ethnicities, especially the Koreans- funny because he lived in Korea and was surrounded by them.
He would talk about girls right in front of their boyfriends. He never did it or picked on anyone who could challenge him in a fight, though. For all his talk, he was a real coward.
He couldn't stand it if the whole bar was not paying attention to him, so he would yell, throw things, make scenes and do his best to upset people. If they weren't going to like him, he was going to make damn sure they hated him!
I couldn't find one person who had a good thing to say about him.
I almost got into it a few times with him when I told him to shut the f*** up! He really seemed to intimidate people. Most seemed afraid to confront him or just pop him in the mouth. Me- I'm a lover, not a fighter.

Well, he took to drinking real hard and hallucinated that he had a conversation with his boss that he had been fired. He calls the boss at 2 in the afternoon, drunk off his a$$, and b!tches him out for firing him. Said boss was very surprised by this and ended up firing him.
Thankfully, we were deprived of Dale's presence after this.

Another would be my former stepmother. What a cold, superficial, materialistic beeyotch. She didn't start out this way. When my dad married her, she was a young, redneck with a high-school education, a big rack and not much of a clue. Within a couple years, she refashioned herself as a hotshot real estate agent with a BMW and a desire for 3 things: 1) money 2) the most expensive sh!t money could buy 3) the envy of all the superficial, fake sh!theads in our small town.
She ended up cheating on my dad with another fake, money grubbing "Gordon Gecko" wannabe. Two weeks after my dad moved out, the dude she was screwing left his wife & kid and moved in with her.
A month after they got married, my uncle saw that guy with another woman at a bar. I laughed so hard!

[jajdude]

Gordon Gecko wannabe...

[mateomiguel]

I usually give up looking for redeeming qualities after a while, so I can't really swear up and down that I've met someone with no redeeming qualities. I can say that I've met people without enough redeeming qualities that I no longer care if they live or die, however.

[ilovebdt]

[Corporal]

Ever been annoyed by a rhetorical question?

[flotsam]

Haven't we all?