Being interrupted is a big one for me. I agree with you that it's flat out rude. Especially if I'm talking to someone and somebody else walks right up to that person and starts talking, as if their business is urgent and I'm not even there. It even bothers me when I'm chatting to my wife about something that's on my mind and she suddenly says "Oh, I almost forgot to call so and so" or whatever. It tells me that she wasn't listening to, or interested in, what I was saying. It kinda hurts my feelings. My urge, at that point, is to go silent.
Another one is bad grammar. I mean really wrong grammar. Like using the verb leave and let interchangeably. Or putting an "s" at the end of words like "you". Or saying "whenever" instead of "when", like "Whenever I went to the store today I bought some milk." There are lots of examples. I'm not super pedantic, but some things are just wrong.
Constantly using superlatives like "totally", as in "totally awesome".
Text-style writing can drive me nuts, too. U instead of you, 2 instead of to or too, no punctuation or capitalization. Ugghhh
That loud, high pitched giggling and screaming that a group of drunk party girls can do.
Ungodly fashion choices. There are so many. But I'll name guy's shorts that are worn below their ass. Or women's overly tight, hip-hugger jeans that squeeze their hips so tight that they overflow to look like giant love handles. Do they think those make their asses look smaller?
Radio DJs that cut songs off before they're over.
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loud eaters
mouth breathing behind me
littering
socks with sandals
not using turning signals
face tattoos
dirty fingernails
bad hygiene in general
movies that are musicals
not tipping your server
I have so many more but those are off the top of my head
People who chew with their mouth open
people who pick their noses
people who don’t wash their hands after using the bathroom
people who spell does dose! dose is short for dosage
people who add the dollar sign at the end of the number the correct way is $100 not 100$
people who walk in the bathroom as you are using the toilet
YouTubers who stage things for content
YouTubers who complain they are broke but they own their own home , expensive cars and always buying new phones and eating out or ordering in 2 or 3 times a day
YouTubers who drive and spend more time looking at the camera than paying attention to the road it only takes one second of distraction to kill someone
my biggest pet peeve would have to be the Canadian Laws and Courts and Police for not locking up Jonathan Yaniv he is clearly a peadophile and lying about his disability and he continuously gets away with it even Police protect him he has been captain camera assaulting people and he gets away with it every damn time
When people curse at you or say rude things in a discussion and can't act like adults and just calmly discuss their views and opinions. Like I understand you have ideas and beliefs, but just because I disagree doesn't mean that i should be called all kinds of things you wouldn't dare to call your mama. Like dudes and chica's, can't we all just talk and chill.. also I really dislike people lying to me/hiding stuff from me, that's not cool. Like, if I'm important to you, we should be able to be open with each other and not conceal stuff unless it is absolutely necessary.
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Aggressive/competitive drivers...’nuff said.
I can’t stand when I try to be polite when walking in a tight public space and I yield to the person coming the other way to let them pass, like if they have a bulky bag or are pushing a baby stroller or it’s just someone I feel like I shouldn’t be risking bumping or rudely crowding as I pass... so many times there’s some idiot walking by me who is either clueless or impatient as fuck, and they’ll go right around me, crowding the person I was trying not to crowd, sometimes huffy, as if I’m causing a problem by having common courtesy.
I have a lot of speech-related ones too: people who pop their Ps, flick or lean into their Ls, and pronounce Ts too crisply; also when people can’t keep the ‘g’ silent in “-ing” words; people talking with a stuffy nose (not their fault, just irritating); and people who mispronounce coupon as “Q-pon.” Where is the ‘Q’ sound coming from? Not the “cou-!” NOT THE “COU-!” 😝
AND THE GAME IS CALLED “BEIRUT”, NOT “BEER PONG.” Paddles = Beer Pong; no paddles = Beirut... it’s not rocket science, kiddos🤦♂️People being stupid
Road men
Every single bitchy popular kid
Girls with caked on makeup
People who are dicks
People who feel the need to constantly insult or put down other people
Asking the same question over and over
Asking too many questions
Not taking no for an answer
Excessive tapping
Reading out loud when you shouldn't
Excessive sounds like "Ohhhhh"
People who touch me or poke me the wrong way
People who always gossip
People who belittle my opinionsMy current biggest pet peeve is "English language abuse", most particularly the word "literally". One in 100 people seem to know its proper use. Other abuse includes:
* clueless about "your" and "you're" (and sometimes "yore") ! LOL
* clueless about "there, their and they're"
* clueless about "affect and effect"; "principal vs principle"
My biggest long standing peeve remains people who know one person in a conversation and interrupt it without apology. It's compounded if the person who knows the interrupter allows it, blows you off, and continues to speak to them. That's really fucking rude, and it happens far too often !When people are pushy, especially when it's not their right, kind of like forcing a certain lifestyle upon you.
When people talk in a rude manner, there's better ways to talk to people without being a dickhead, even if you don't have something nice to say.
When people judge you for things you have no control over e. g. having a different taste in food, music, people, etc, like acting as if you're wrong, inferior or trying to make you feel bad over it.
When people always look for something to complain about with you, like no matter what you do, they'll look for something to criticize.It takes a lot to upset me...
Few came to mind...
Littering, especially those who throw out stuff from their car windows.
Road raging - they rush to the next red light, ... almost get others kill... idoits.
Loud music from the car, makes the road shake.
People who curses a lot...
Adults who pick on/bully others.
Self people
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Those who take adventage becasue they know they can manipulate
Abusing powerAnother great post Toots! The one you noted there is annoying... and it's funny with the cool pic at top - I am always amazed at people on planes when they think it's fine to bring on board food with a strong odor... it seems crazy that at some point in the decision making process as they looked at all the food options in the terminal and not at one second did he/she think "hmmm... I really do love anchovy pizza but I will be sitting with 100 people in a few minutes so maybe not..." lol...
People licking their fingers at the table and they could be bringing your food to you or making it.
Also people blowing their nose at the dinner table and putting their napkin or handkerchief back on the table.
I'm not a fan of people making soup in the kitchen or at home where they keep stirring and sippin on the same spoon over and over and putting the same spoon back in the pot. Makes me want to haul ass amd never eat there againVanity, people who are constantly playing with their hair or reapplying make up or just talking non stop about cosmetic shit... Bores me to tears! Or People that stand far too close to you when they're telling a story and you end up been able to smell what they had for breakfast yesterday on their breath, space invaders really piss me off!
Bad grammar/spelling of there/their/they’re etc.
When women click their claws
That vocal fry accent (especially when guys use it)
Asking me the same question within minutes
Talking during a movie or when I’m reading
Entitlement
Invading my personal space bubble
Nails on backpack material (not sure what it is)People who grew up with only American "English" learning it in school, but then can't distinguish between Your, Yours or You're; or Their, They're and There; or to, too and two!!!
I see job applications and resumes and when I see errors like these, TRASH CAN!!!
Maybe I am just being too harsh? Texting is cool, and just making up new words because some are too ignorant to use the myriad words already in the Lexicon of the English Language, American version. . .Judgmental people! People who say they hate someone after 5 minutes of meeting them! How dare they be so narrow minded!
Also couples that feel comfortable having a poo when the other one is in the bath!!1.) My classmates talking while the professor is taking role.
2.) Jaywalkers/careless pedestrians
3.) Tailgaters
4.) The Impatient a**hole behind me who honks at me when I’m being cautious while making a yield left turn or red light right turn
5.) Annoying kids who won’t shut up at Church or the movie theater.
6.) Rude people, I can’t stand rude people especially those in authoritarian positions (TSA etc)
7.) Spam phone callsEveryone out there has a bad habit or two. But for many of your language with moreus, they're not quite as obvious as sneaking the occasional cigarette or peppering curse words than polite company dictates. In fact, with the exception of a precious few, we all have a laundry list of seemingly inconsequential—yet ultimately highly annoying—habits that are so deeply ingrained we forget we're doing them
Yeah I'd hate that. Mine would be putting the toilet paper roll on wrong.
the internet isn't big enough to list all mine but its a great question and i look forward to seeing the other responces
cyclists riding in a road holding up traffic when there is a cycle path adjacent to it.
people that don't say thank you.
I'm sure I have many more but have a lot of posts to catch up on. how about you?People saying:
"I could care less." - so you do care somewhat.
"Hold DOWN the fort." - doesn't gravity do that?
"Second OF ALL" - well except first.
"I could OF" - the word is have, of is not a verb.
"HorseBACK riding" - as opposed to horse head riding?When people won't get off their phone's when their at a check lane or fuel station window. I will not talked to them in'till they get off their phone's.
Talking over me, loud music, people who think they know more about my profession than I do even though I am the educated one, people who speak too loudly (and have normal hearing), people who sit or stand too close to me.
Not tipping and when people act disinterested when I talk. I also hate noticing people’s eyes move around the room when I’m speaking and I hate when people are on the phone when I am hanging out with them
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