Maybe it's a joke? That's what I thought when a friend showed me this exchange that came up in her Facebook feed. But the only way I can figure this commenter is kidding is if the engagement status is fake, and the commenter knows it. I love how completely unapologetic it is. Maybe someone's trying to get out of being a bridesmaid? Read more

I love reading Passive-Aggressive Notes as much as the next person, but when it comes time to write one of your own, pulling out a pen and paper seems like too much work if your heart isn't in it (and let's face it — since I type so much, I can barely recognize my own handwriting). Which is why I love BigAssMessage — write a quick message to your roomies, friends, or anyone you want to send a Read more

Kerry Miller is the one-woman operation behind the blog Passive-Aggressive Notes; a collection of "painfully polite and hilariously hostile writings from shared spaces the world over." A site that started as a way to chronicle annoying roommate habits has since grown into a vibrant online community. In fact, I love the site so much, I've featured it twice; first back in 2007 shortly after its Read more

Roommate frustrations? Lunch missing from your work fridge. . . again? Whether you've just been tempted to leave an angry, anonymous (or not-so-anonymous) note or you're actually guilty of leaving one, they can be pretty funny to those not involved in the squabble. The website Passive-Aggressive Notes posts "painfully polite and hilariously hostile writings from shared spaces the world over" Read more