Pet peeves
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People not knowing that the left lane is for passing. When your done passing, move your *kitten* to the right.3
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Chocolate chips on brownies. What's the point?
It's a *kitten* brownie. It's made of chocolate.
Why you gotta put chocolate chips on top for, silly? Now instead of biting into this soft, moist confection with it's uniform texture, I gotta mulch through some hard *kitten* chocolate chips. Keep it simple & classic.
I'll still eat it but you shouldn't have done that.2 -
a thumping wheel on a shopping cart0
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Gross mouth noises: sucking in every forkful with an inhalation, incessant lip-smacking, chewing with the mouth open, not swallowing between bites.2
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An absence of common curtesy. People that don’t make eye contact when you greet them or return the greeting. Rudeness, I have a complete contempt for rude people. Oh and people that do not use their turn signals, to me that is a combination of rudeness and a lack of curtesy.
Additionally, those that do not pick up after their pets in public places. God forbid me from finding out who’s been letting their dog crap in my yard.0 -
calling me a typical male0
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typical male thing to say...jedoubleday wrote: »calling me a typical male3 -
This isnt a REAL big deal but....
Getting fr from ppl Idk enough, i just like to know who I'm friending.. I'm probably mean.. sorry.1 -
honeybee__12 wrote: »Dirty windows
A-huh!!.1 -
When people drive side by side on the highway for miles.
...On their phone.
Hanging out with friends/family and they are on their phone. Doesn't anyone in this world find it completely rude to ignore a living human being standing before you, for whatever is on your phone?
When someone borrows something of yours and doesn't give it back timely, or didn't treat it well in their care.
YES! I find the phone thing extremely rude! In fact, one friend did it to me constantly and I just stopped hanging out with her. People who do that are just rude and obnoxious.1 -
tapping, nail-biting, people talking on their phones while you're spending time with them, tailgating, arrogant people who think they're better than everyone else, people with no regard for others.0
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self deprecating humor0
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People who block the whole pavement (sidewalk) to have a conversation and don't move out of the way despite seeing you coming.4
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People who talk to me as soon as I walk into work. Give me a minute to at least walk into my office to put my stuff down.2
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- Your, you're
- There, their, they're
- Using "of" instead of "have" ("They should of used their blinker" or "They should have used their blinker"
- Irregardless (not a word)
- Intensive purposes (Intents and purposes)
My job involves editing. Can you tell?0 -
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Your not wrong their, people should of grammar checked their posts irregardless.smoofinator wrote: »- Your, you're
- There, their, they're
- Using "of" instead of "have" ("They should of used their blinker" or "They should have used their blinker"
- Irregardless (not a word)
- Intensive purposes (Intents and purposes)
My job involves editing. Can you tell?4 -
Omg, my BIGGEST pet peeve is when you are having a conversation with someone and someone else interrupts the conversation and the person you were talking to acts like you are no longer standing there!! That is so rude!
My others:
People constantly on their phones, especially at family gatherings.
Texting while driving
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Questions with underlying intentions.0
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When people make stupid vague statements hoping you will ask them what they mean to start up a conversation. Just be clear and start talking.1
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people who stop to turn while driving
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4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »When people make stupid vague statements hoping you will ask them what they mean to start up a conversation. Just be clear and start talking.
Facebook would no longer exist if it weren’t for these types.2 -
When people talk on the phone in public closed off spaces. Say a doctors office. Like, would you kindly piss off and air your drama in the lobby.1
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Having to show my receipt at the exit of each Walmart. And to make it more aggravating, having the customer in front of me just walk by without doing so... GRRRRR5
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CoffeeAndContour wrote: »When people talk on the phone in public closed off spaces. Say a doctors office. Like, would you kindly piss off and air your drama in the lobby.
and bathrooms!0 -
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