Pet peeves
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Because it's happening right now...people who encroach on your desk. Like, mate, there's boundaries - can you move your shiii please!2
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-Someone talking to me when I’m trying to read
-People standing too close to me in lines
-Littering
-When an online order doesn’t come when it’s supposed to
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DoubleUbea wrote: »
@hud54014I feel the same about this, as well as bathroom stalls and parking spots
Not using a urinal next to another guy is a standard guy rule, you just don't do it unless there is no other option available. I think it is rule two, rule one being that you don't talk to anyone once you enter the bathroom.
I figured it would apply to exercise equipment as well.
I wanted to remake that cartoon with treadmills instead of urinals. I just don't get it.
comparing urinals to treadmills.....
I don't have a favorite urinal (although I'm working on it) but I might have a favorite treadmill.
If somebody is on a treadmill next to my favorite treadmill, they are probably in for some company.
now comparing urinals to sinks makes sense.... although, I've always thought having both is quite unnecessary if not opulent.0 -
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MiaisMIAinMiami wrote: »
I already feel agitated 🤣0 -
When people insist on “helping” by loading my dishwasher, but it’s not done right, and it’s not full, so I have to redo the whole thing.
Oddly specific. I know.1 -
When someone corrects a typo...with another typo. Take more damn care!!
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My pet peeve is complainers who complain without really knowing the circumstances.
OK all, you got me. Yes, I am that slow walker that holds you from getting to your destination 5-10 seconds sooner. Of course, like everyone else, I try to make up some excuse for your 10 second tardiness. But you are right, I did on purpose. I volunteered for military service (it beat being drafted at the time). I volunteered for service in Vietnam, I volunteered for Desert Storm. I volunteered to jump out of perfectly good airplanes. I volunteered for Ranger school. I volunteered to have that quadruple fusion and decompression in my lower back and to have foot long metal rod to stabilize the vertebrae. It had nothing to do with my service connected disabilities, I just wanted that Disabled Veteran handicap license plate that everyone is craving.
Point is, think before you judge. The person you are judging may be a disabled veteran, someone on the phone just finding out the results of that biopsy their spouse had. Someone that just found out about a loved one who needs a special prayer. One of those that are first responders and are being called in to support an emergency. Or a million other things that are affecting them.3 -
Motorsheen wrote: »DoubleUbea wrote: »
@hud54014I feel the same about this, as well as bathroom stalls and parking spots
Not using a urinal next to another guy is a standard guy rule, you just don't do it unless there is no other option available. I think it is rule two, rule one being that you don't talk to anyone once you enter the bathroom.
I figured it would apply to exercise equipment as well.
I wanted to remake that cartoon with treadmills instead of urinals. I just don't get it.
comparing urinals to treadmills.....
I don't have a favorite urinal (although I'm working on it) but I might have a favorite treadmill.
If somebody is on a treadmill next to my favorite treadmill, they are probably in for some company.
now comparing urinals to sinks makes sense.... although, I've always thought having both is quite unnecessary if not opulent.
I have a favorite stall. It’s the 2nd to last and farthest from the bathroom entrance. I don’t know how that would apply to urinals, but give it a try and let me know if it changes your mind.0 -
I don't know if it was a comparison, I just can't figure out why someone would go out of their way to get on a treadmill next to someone. I like my personal space.Motorsheen wrote: »comparing urinals to treadmills.....
If the person gets on the treadmill next to me and puts on their headsets to watch the TV in front of that treadmill I can accept that. If the gym is busy and there are not a lot of choices I can accept that. When the entire row of treadmills is empty and they walk all the way over and get next to me I wonder "why?". It baffles me.
I don't have a favorite treadmill, I use the one away from the most people. I do look for a treadmill next to a treadmill with a "Sorry temporary out of order" sign on it, that way at least one side of me is safe.0 -
Mean_Spice wrote: »My pet peeve is complainers who complain without really knowing the circumstances.
OK all, you got me. Yes, I am that slow walker that holds you from getting to your destination 5-10 seconds sooner. Of course, like everyone else, I try to make up some excuse for your 10 second tardiness. But you are right, I did on purpose. I volunteered for military service (it beat being drafted at the time). I volunteered for service in Vietnam, I volunteered for Desert Storm. I volunteered to jump out of perfectly good airplanes. I volunteered for Ranger school. I volunteered to have that quadruple fusion and decompression in my lower back and to have foot long metal rod to stabilize the vertebrae. It had nothing to do with my service connected disabilities, I just wanted that Disabled Veteran handicap license plate that everyone is craving.
Point is, think before you judge. The person you are judging may be a disabled veteran, someone on the phone just finding out the results of that biopsy their spouse had. Someone that just found out about a loved one who needs a special prayer. One of those that are first responders and are being called in to support an emergency. Or a million other things that are affecting them.
It's impossible to know EVERY circumstance. Especially when they're all strangers. I'm all for being kind and compassionate but you could also flip everything you just said the other way because you don't know why one person is in such a rush - maybe they're trying to get to the hospital for an urgent appt, maybe if they're late for work they'll get sacked, maybe they just really need the loo?!4 -
DoubleUbea wrote: »
@nooshi713DoubleUbea wrote: »If I said this before I am sorry, I have to say it again. When the entire row of treadmills is empty you DO NOT have to use the machine next to mine.
I'm sorry. I have done this before without thinking.
I am really wondering about this. I am not trying to be rude, I want learn something about human behavior. If you had a choice of any machine, why would you walk down the isle past empty machines and get on a machine next to someone? I am trying to understand.
I did not think about it. Maybe I liked what was on the TV above that machine?1 -
CoffeeAndContour wrote: »justinewillcutyou wrote: »-Someone talking to me when I’m trying to read
-People standing too close to me in lines
-Littering
-When an online order doesn’t come when it’s supposed to
Or when you order something, you’re excited for it to come in and then you realize its out of stock so it never came. Me shopping online at footlocker every time they have a sale.
I also hate when someone is taking to me when I’m
reading. And when people don’t consider personal space.
Yep .. the shopping one, I've just waited 3 weeks for my Samsung s9, got an email yesterday saying sorry we cannot provide that phone.. then why the *kitten* advertise it😠0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »DoubleUbea wrote: »
@hud54014I feel the same about this, as well as bathroom stalls and parking spots
Not using a urinal next to another guy is a standard guy rule, you just don't do it unless there is no other option available. I think it is rule two, rule one being that you don't talk to anyone once you enter the bathroom.
I figured it would apply to exercise equipment as well.
I wanted to remake that cartoon with treadmills instead of urinals. I just don't get it.
comparing urinals to treadmills.....
I don't have a favorite urinal (although I'm working on it) but I might have a favorite treadmill.
If somebody is on a treadmill next to my favorite treadmill, they are probably in for some company.
now comparing urinals to sinks makes sense.... although, I've always thought having both is quite unnecessary if not opulent.
I have a favorite stall. It’s the 2nd to last and farthest from the bathroom entrance. I don’t know how that would apply to urinals, but give it a try and let me know if it changes your mind.
I might be mistaken, but this sure sounds like an invitation.
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Pedestrians who think they have the right of way 100% of the time. Don't even look when they're crossing RIGHT IN FRONT of your car. Who's going to survive THAT crash?
OMG yes, I blame those stupid "pedestrians have the right of way" signs, all they did was give people the idea that they have the right of way every time. A car can not stop on a dime, no mater how slow it's going.1 -
People who are constantly saying "I'm sorry", they say it so often, I feel they just say it to say it, it has no meaning, every other word out of their mouth is I'm sorry, shut up already.4
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DoubleUbea wrote: »
@nooshi713DoubleUbea wrote: »If I said this before I am sorry, I have to say it again. When the entire row of treadmills is empty you DO NOT have to use the machine next to mine.
I'm sorry. I have done this before without thinking.
I am really wondering about this. I am not trying to be rude, I want learn something about human behavior. If you had a choice of any machine, why would you walk down the isle past empty machines and get on a machine next to someone? I am trying to understand.
Other people on here have commented that they have a specific machine they like, or others that they don't like, so they'll grab a close one because of that, I'm the opposite, I'm very anti social, so I'll pick a machine far from everyone else...0 -
Okay, that is fine. I see it all the time. I have seen a person get on a machine next to someone and first person stopped their machine and move to another machine.I did not think about it. Maybe I liked what was on the TV above that machine?
I thought one older guy was creepy when he got on a machine next to what looked like a teenage girl. Then I noticed he always gets on that machine.
It is just a personal space thing to me.
I am not anti-social but I am not at the gym to socialize. I will pick a remote machine as well, and someone will walk all the way over and get next to me. I don't want to chat or be friends. I want to do my thing and get on with my life. I am not there to make friends, or pick up any women. In the lobby, outside of the gym I will talk with any of these people, but please respect personal space. (And wipe down the equipment when you are done.)I'm the opposite, I'm very anti social, so I'll pick a machine far from everyone else...
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fake drama of reality TV shows.3
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Dudes who road rage!! Calm down little 😸4
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