Things That Make You Irrationally Angry

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    People that scrape their forks on the plate to get the last tiny bit of food up... makes me want to yell at them.
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    maeld51 wrote: »
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    After thinking about it.... I'm pretty sure that everything that angers me is perfectly rational. :#

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    dmac_101 wrote: »
    people that only contact you when they need something!

    oh wait, that's not irrational, is it?

    Hey man do you have a cup of sugar I could borrow?
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    dmac_101 wrote: »
    people that only contact you when they need something!

    oh wait, that's not irrational, is it?

    can I get a ride?
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    People who start weird threads are the bane of my existence
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    People who get upset at me when they're telling a ghost story and I suggest maybe something other than a ghost caused it
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    brewingPHX wrote: »
    The dude who stood next to me at a urinal making ridiculous sounds while sucking on a jolly rancher. Da *kitten* is wrong with people???

    What flavor jolly rancher was it? That matters, because depending on which one it was.. YUM. Splains Everything ;)
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    The drivers in front of me
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    When eating even a little totally kills your buzz
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    Silversonnet wrote: »
    Bed posts to the knee

    Happens to me every week. Hurts like an sob. I hear ya
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    Silversonnet wrote: »
    Hair bands snapping mid ponytail tying

    Yup this too.

    Ooh or my hooks on my skates breaking...omg I hate Wifa hooks
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    Teapot
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    I like to watch Hoarders sometimes. But I get sooo angry at how naive and ignorant some of them are. Even though its a mental thing of theirs, they are still pushing my buttons lol.
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  • Posts: 37,368 Member
    Crossfitters. The extra t really burns my britches
  • Posts: 425 Member
    People who hold conversations in stairwells. We have offices and meeting rooms for that kind of activity; get out of the way!!
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    edited November 2015
    Silversonnet wrote: »
    Sally from The Peanuts

    The Peanuts in general
  • Posts: 8,523 Member
    The fact that I got a warning in this thread because MFP doesn't know how to code a censor properly :tongue:
  • Posts: 19 Member
    People who are constantly negative.
  • Posts: 5,669 Member
    People that are dishonest and lie. What's the point?
  • Posts: 1,597 Member
    All of my anger is rational and reasonable.
  • Posts: 2,481 Member
    People who don't wash their hands after using the bathroom.
    People that cough and sneeze into their hands.
    People who interact with the public when they are sick.

    Anyone see a pattern, lol?
  • Posts: 5,669 Member
    projectsix wrote: »
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    I've never got this either. I learned after making my first hundred million that people in general are dishonest. I think it's important to be true to yourself and others.

    I don't have the time or energy to be anything but real and honest.
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    projectsix wrote: »
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    You totally missed my joke :(

    Which is really okay .. because it's not even 8:30am on a Friday here at work and I'm barely awake. When I'm exhausted and tired I'd say I think I'm funnier than I actually am :(

    I'm in a pissy, serious mood that can't see humor. :bigsmile:

    And it's 11:30 here! Wake up!
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    vinalali wrote: »
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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..."
  • Posts: 19 Member
    Participation trophies. If you don't earn it, you shouldn't get it. How else do kids learn the value of hard work?
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