P.F. Chang’s food has (or used to have) a ton of sodium. People who eat there a lot probably have high blood pressure, or will.
The bigger the portions a restaurant serves, the worse I think the food is for you. If the restaurant advertises large portions and/or low prices, I assume the food is probably bad as well as bad for you.
People who can’t shut up about how they don’t drink caffeine or alcohol, or who don’t eat sugar, or don’t watch TV, or are on a diet, or whatever, are sanctimonious and boring. This is not all people who don’t do those things, just the ones who can’t seem to avoid talking about it. I keep kosher, but I’m perfectly capable of having a conversation without mentioning that. You should be able to do the same, whatever your dietary or lifestyle restriction.
People who tell me they are a member of a religious denomination that emphasizes preaching to others. When I find that out about somebody, I immediately start trying to think of how to get away from them if they start proselytizing to me.
People who major in the physical sciences or math are smarter than people who major in engineering, and people who major in engineering are smarter than people who major in other stuff. Lots of people (but not all people) who major in liberal arts or business are looking for an easy major. People who are looking for an easy major are inferior to people who choose a major because it’s something they like or because they think it will get them a good job.
Technical people are smarter than manager types or “people people”.
People whose houses or desks are too clean are boring. I don’t clean very often, because there are so many other things to do that are more fun and interesting. Those people can’t think of more interesting things to do?
People who won’t have a pet “because of the mess/smell” are not likable. This doesn’t apply to people who are allergic to pets, just the neat freaks who can’t stand to see a cat hair anywhere.
People who don’t have books in their houses, or who don’t have many books, or who only have decorative “books by the foot”, are boring and willfully ignorant. When I come into somebody’s office or home, I always look at the bookshelf to see what’s there and get an idea what this person is like.
People who are mean to service personnel or non-vermin animals are not people with whom I care to associate.
People who choose to spend a lot of time, energy, or money on clothes or appearance are shallow. People who spend less time and thought on their appearance are more interesting and nicer.
People who choose to never travel outside their home country are “ugly Americans”, or the equivalent for other nationalities. This doesn’t apply if you would like to travel outside your country, but are too poor, or don’t have enough vacation time, to do it. But if you have no interest in travelling to a country outside your own, or consider the discomforts of long-distance travel too much to have foreign travel be worth it (assuming they would be no worse for you than for a normal person- this doesn’t apply to someone with a handicap, medical condition, or small children), you are boorish and boring.
However, IE is the “default” (spits) browser and they upkeep IE much more than FF, so I just run with it. So for some reason…they disabled the spellcheck.