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Things That Make You Irrationally Angry
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People that have to walk past everyone on an escalator. Rude. And you gained like 20 seconds.0
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I do too!
Furthermore, I hate the decals on the back of mini-vans that reveal the names of your kids and what activities they participate in. For example:
Springfield Junior High Volleyball
Isabella, #11
Ok, there is nothing like advertising your kids' names and what they like to do to the population of strangers in your area, so a psycho can look at the sticker in your driveway or at the store and develop a really easy premise for approaching your kid, addressing him/her by name, chatting about what activities they like, and then making up a believable scenario to kidnap them. "Hey Isabella, your volleyball coach Mr. (name found easily on the internet) sent me over to pick you up, he is having a special team meeting, yeah, your parents are okay with it..."
@bw_conway Omg yes!!! I always say this to my kids when I see that and they're like "Ok mom, like someone would go through all that trouble when they can just grab a kid" and I'm like "UH, yeah! Have you never seen an episode of Dateline or 20/20?!?" and I feel like going up to the sticker family kid and reenacting that scenario just to prove a point to my kids that moms are always right but I prefer to not be arrested so I never go through with it. (sorry for all the "likes"...I'm from California
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I do too!
Furthermore, I hate the decals on the back of mini-vans that reveal the names of your kids and what activities they participate in. For example:
Springfield Junior High Volleyball
Isabella, #11
Ok, there is nothing like advertising your kids' names and what they like to do to the population of strangers in your area, so a psycho can look at the sticker in your driveway or at the store and develop a really easy premise for approaching your kid, addressing him/her by name, chatting about what activities they like, and then making up a believable scenario to kidnap them. "Hey Isabella, your volleyball coach Mr. (name found easily on the internet) sent me over to pick you up, he is having a special team meeting, yeah, your parents are okay with it..."
@bw_conway Omg yes!!! I always say this to my kids when I see that and they're like "Ok mom, like someone would go through all that trouble when they can just grab a kid" and I'm like "UH, yeah! Have you never seen an episode of Dateline or 20/20?!?" and I feel like going up to the sticker family kid and reenacting that scenario just to prove a point to my kids that moms are always right but I prefer to not be arrested so I never go through with it. (sorry for all the "likes"...I'm from California )
I agree 100% on this one too.
I don't get when people put memorials of family members in their vehicles. I am sorry you lost your family member but you don't need to publicize it to everyone that you drive by.0 -
1. When people don't push chairs back under tables.
2. Listening to people chomp on crunchy food.
3. Talking on cell phones while in line.
4. Not saying thank you when someone holds doors.
5. People that stare.
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1. People who push their chairs back under tables.
2. People who chomp crunchy food quietly.
3. People not talking on their phones in public.
4. People who show gratitude for holding the door open for them.
5. People who look away when yout alk to them.0 -
Char231023 wrote: »
I do too!
Furthermore, I hate the decals on the back of mini-vans that reveal the names of your kids and what activities they participate in. For example:
Springfield Junior High Volleyball
Isabella, #11
Ok, there is nothing like advertising your kids' names and what they like to do to the population of strangers in your area, so a psycho can look at the sticker in your driveway or at the store and develop a really easy premise for approaching your kid, addressing him/her by name, chatting about what activities they like, and then making up a believable scenario to kidnap them. "Hey Isabella, your volleyball coach Mr. (name found easily on the internet) sent me over to pick you up, he is having a special team meeting, yeah, your parents are okay with it..."
@bw_conway Omg yes!!! I always say this to my kids when I see that and they're like "Ok mom, like someone would go through all that trouble when they can just grab a kid" and I'm like "UH, yeah! Have you never seen an episode of Dateline or 20/20?!?" and I feel like going up to the sticker family kid and reenacting that scenario just to prove a point to my kids that moms are always right but I prefer to not be arrested so I never go through with it. (sorry for all the "likes"...I'm from California )
I agree 100% on this one too.
I don't get when people put memorials of family members in their vehicles. I am sorry you lost your family member but you don't need to publicize it to everyone that you drive by.
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Anime (or tv shows for that matter) that just...end...with no actual ending. They just stop making the show. I NEED resolution!!
And filler episodes....
Motorcycles that weave in and out of traffic on the highway. I have several in my family that are respectful bikers since they know how easy it is to die on those things and here they are just leaving it to chance that someone isn't texting and changing lanes.0 -
Abba. Seriously, I loathe them.0
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People who play games. Lie. Give the silent treatment.0
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Motivational quotes.0
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I swear as God as my witness if i slow down or stop for you to walk across you better put some pep in your step and show some appreciation. Just know that if you don't I'm seriously considering running you over and then backing over you. Truth!
Ok ok some of my anger is irrational.0 -
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The struggle is real.0
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brewingPHX wrote: »1. People who push their chairs back under tables.
2. People who chomp crunchy food quietly.
3. People not talking on their phones in public.
4. People who show gratitude for holding the door open for them.
5. People who look away when yout alk to them.
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When you want to change lanes and someone is dawdling and pacing you. grrr0
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Having a meeting on a Friday.0
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brewingPHX wrote: »1. People who push their chairs back under tables.
2. People who chomp crunchy food quietly.
3. People not talking on their phones in public.
4. People who show gratitude for holding the door open for them.
5. People who look away when yout alk to them.
Contrarians
Non-contrarians.0 -
When Kraft Macaroni and Cheese boxes say you can open them by pressing that tab in on the side, but when you press it in, the whole top of the box just folds.0
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When you put on covers because you're cold but then you get too warm. Make up your mind, body!0
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But widdle poopsie shmoo is just so pooptastically adowable0
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