Things I get unreasonably angry about.
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Bi-Sexuals.
[dancing up and down] neener, neener, neener.0 -
I am unreasonably angry at me laundry basket
This is one of the random reasons why we are friends! lol.
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When my cats stare at me while I get undressed. Very unsettling.0
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When people "project" their hostility onto me and disown their own negative feelings and insist I'm the one who's got the problem.
Well if you didn't want to come to my family's house for Thanksgiving, all you had to do was say no. Geez! lol.0 -
People who complain about others misusing "too" and "to" that misuse "too" and "to."FML
Misuse of too, to, lose and loose.
People who always have to be right.
Legging so tight I can see your cellulite.
People who abuse animals.
Violent people.
Slow drivers, at least go the speed limit. Come on!
Bro's.
Girls who drag words out. "sooo liike I wasss aat this partyyyy."
If you use the word 'like' in every sentence. "what I mean is like when your trying to like explain something and like you can't think of other words so like you put like in every so often."
People with to much money.
People who ***** about not being able to pay bills but wear name brand cloths, have tattoos, buy drugs/alcohol and drive nice cars.0 -
When my cats stare at me while I get undressed. Very unsettling.
Do not let them intimidate you! They're just a bunch of p*****s.0 -
Bad drivers that cause traffic delays and the bad drivers that cause even more delay.0
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cyclist going in the wrong direction0
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Bi-Sexuals.
That's interesting, because I get angry when people think it's okay to use broad, sweeping statements of negativity about a whole group of people when they're probably only cheesed off by a few individuals.
Amen to that! I get annoyed when people think that actual bisexuals are just indecisive halfwits who cannot decide what they want.
Exactly. People can bone who they like, when they like. As long as it's consensual, it's all good!0 -
When my cats stare at me while I get undressed. Very unsettling.
Do not let them intimidate you! They're just a bunch of p*****s.
I just get concerned because I see what they do to other things dangling in front of them.0 -
-People who sneeze/cough behind me and the wind of their cough/sneeze flows past my hair.
-People who stop in the middle of the sidewalk during a busy time on campus for no apparent reason.
-People who walk reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally slow.
-People who turn up their music extremely high, the whole subway can hear every word.0 -
People who use the word obligated, it's not a bloody word!! The word is obliged.
Sorry, but those are both legitimate and acceptable words - at least according to the Oxford and Webster dictionaries. Obligated is the more common usage in the U.S. I rarely hear obliged used at all.
For example: http://oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/obligate?q=obligate
'the money must be obligated within thirty days'
And Webster: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/obligate
Maybe you can rage over these instead: http://www.buzzfeed.com/adamellis/17-misused-and-made-up-words-that-make-you-rage
and that is why it is wrong if I hear it.
Supposedly, Scots also tend to use obligated over obliged. Maybe you could restate your problem and say, "Brits who use the word obligated, it's not a bloody word in British English!! The word we use is obliged."
In that case, feel free to rage away! :laugh:
Also, if we're going to be proper, I just wanted to point out that the plural of dictionary is dictionaries, not dictionary's.You can quote all the online dictionary's you want.
(and I hope you know, I'm just teasing in good fun)0 -
Domestic Violence and/or the portrayal that it's not a big deal. EITHER GENDER.
Inconsiderate smokers. Just because MJ is 'legal' now in our state doesn't mean you can smoke indoors or in non-designated locations - ie: in my presence. I have no issue with whatever you want to do, just be considerate of those around you. Some of us have issues with it that may jeopardize your high. (see above)
Subaru drivers in snow/ice conditions.
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Drivers who do not know how to merge
Drivers who insist on using the fast lane when they are going too slow
People who want to walk down/up an esculator and get mad when I just stand. (Note, walking stairs in heels is dangerous for those of us who are clumbsy, I'm not being lazy)
Baristas who get my order wrong at Starbucks0 -
The "Why are nurses..." threads on MFP.
People who feel entitled to everything.
People who won't help themselves. I don't mind helping. I love helping people with their problems, but you can't help people who won't help themselves. I'm not going to bust my butt to help you and have you sit there and watch me. A little effort would be cool.
And the thing I get the most angry about...Immaturity.0 -
whoever named the highways in Bahrain... two major ones are called "Sheikh Isa bin Salman highway" and "Sheikh Khalifa bin Salman highway" - like really, those aren't ever going to be confused by anyone at all ever lol. Shorter, less similar names would have been better....
okay this one is more hilarious than anger making, but on the subject of Bahraini highways... one's called Istaqlaal highway, pronounced is-tak-laal, (stress on the 3rd syllable) and it means "independence highway". The voice in my sat nav pronounces it "esticle", to rhyme with testicle. So instead of sounding like "independence highway" it becomes almost "testicle highway" - it makes me want to poke the eyes out of whoever programmed the sat-nav.
oh and another one, people who pronounce Bahrain as Bar-ain. It's pronounced Ba-hrain (i.e. with a h sound in the middle), and it means the two seas (Bahr = sea, ain = suffix which means two of something).... not the two bars!!!
And people who drive in the middle lane on the highway at significantly below the speed limit (like 80km/h when it's 100km/h speed limit) because they're too lazy/incompetent at driving to drive in the slow lane in case they have to overtake a vehicle going even slower than them, or change lanes to avoid slip roads where the entire lane peels off from the highway
And people who treat the highway slip road like it's a T junction, i.e. drive up to the end of it, slow down, stop, wait for a gap in the highway traffic. I don't mind these people when the roads are fairly empty as you can just get on the highway before you get to where they're sitting and waiting, but at busy times it causes a tailback on the slip road, and everyone has to slow down and it makes it harder for everyone else to get on the highway properly.
And drivers who don't know what a yellow box at a junction means. 90% of Bahrain's traffic problems would be solved overnight if people actually waited to enter the box until they can get out again.
And motorcyclists who don't wear helmets and are wearing flip-flops on their feet and then ride dangerously. I'm not even joking.
Saudi drivers. Everyone who's ever lived in Bahrain will understand what I mean about that. (I mean the typical Saudi drivers, I'm sure there are lots of Saudis who actually do know how to drive properly, but every weekend in Bahrain, the incompetent, reckless and just plain idiotic ones are the ones you notice, and they all have Saudi number plates..... oh and the same for really crazily badly parked cars too.... "look at how that car's parked!!! I bet it has Saudi plates..... oh yes, so it does.")
Me, I don't suffer from road rage ever at all ever lol *looks innocent*
Also (not traffic related this time) people who use the word "neanderthal" to mean stupid or thuggish... they weren't stupid or thugs (no more than Homo sapiens are anyway, I mean every population has its thugs and stupid people)... it makes me want to shake the person saying it by the ears and say "neanderthals had bigger brains than you!!!" (which is a scientific fact, not an insult)0 -
THIS^Wait time at the dmv.
USPS driver that delivers to my house is so lazy that if it doesn't fit in the mailbox; He just puts a note saying we weren't there, so we have to pick it up at the post office; even though he didn't even attempt to drop it off at the door.0 -
all the stupid parents picking their kids up at school that think the no parking and loading only rules don't apply to them and their precious angel baby! They don't have the two minutes to spare to pull off into the loading zone because they are so important, but even though I dropped my kid in the correct spot, I must have the time to spare to sit behind them while they get their kids lunches, musical instruments, etc out of the car and keep traffic completely stopped in the lane that should be kept moving. Pisses me off. I've bumped a few cars already this year on "accident" seriously makes my blood pressure go up just get near the school, I used to pay someone to pick them up and bring them home last year, but we moved =(0
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People who complain about others misusing "too" and "to" that misuse "too" and "to."FML
Misuse of too, to, lose and loose.
People who always have to be right.
Legging so tight I can see your cellulite.
People who abuse animals.
Violent people.
Slow drivers, at least go the speed limit. Come on!
Bro's.
Girls who drag words out. "sooo liike I wasss aat this partyyyy."
If you use the word 'like' in every sentence. "what I mean is like when your trying to like explain something and like you can't think of other words so like you put like in every so often."
People with to much money.
People who ***** about not being able to pay bills but wear name brand cloths, have tattoos, buy drugs/alcohol and drive nice cars.
hahah embarrassing, glad I'm not the only one that saw that.0 -
Empty food/beverage cartons put back in cabinet/fridge/freezer
Dirty dishes left in the sink when the dishwasher is empty
Laundry left on top of the hamper or on the floor around the hamper
Strangers telling me that I am being too harsh with my child and that giving in to the tantrum won't hurt every now and then.
I don't know why and I may not react - but these send me into orbit every time.0 -
Being ignored when I hold a door open for someone. Seriously... it drives me bananas!0
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People who use the word obligated, it's not a bloody word!! The word is obliged.
Sorry, but those are both legitimate and acceptable words - at least according to the Oxford and Webster dictionaries. Obligated is the more common usage in the U.S. I rarely hear obliged used at all.
For example: http://oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/obligate?q=obligate
'the money must be obligated within thirty days'
And Webster: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/obligate
Maybe you can rage over these instead: http://www.buzzfeed.com/adamellis/17-misused-and-made-up-words-that-make-you-rage
and that is why it is wrong if I hear it.
Supposedly, Scots also tend to use obligated over obliged. Maybe you could restate your problem and say, "Brits who use the word obligated, it's not a bloody word in British English!! The word we use is obliged."
In that case, feel free to rage away! :laugh:
Also, if we're going to be proper, I just wanted to point out that the plural of dictionary is dictionaries, not dictionary's.You can quote all the online dictionary's you want.
(and I hope you know, I'm just teasing in good fun)
It annoys me when British people get snobby about Americanisms in British English. I'm married to an American and have been living outside the UK for over 6 years, and most English speakers I've spoken to in that time have been non-native speakers, and of the native speakers, they include Canadians, Americans, Irish, all British dialects and South Africans. I've picked up a few non-British expressions along the way. I, personally, don't see that as a bad thing. My favourite American expression is probably "douche canoe" LOL0 -
Crazy drivers on the road.0
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Been trying all morning to think of things that I get unreasonably angry about. Can't find a one. All of my anger is always 100% justified.
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Crazy drivers on the road.
I saw a meme on facebook once about an idea for a car horn that sounds like gun shots and the havoc that would wreak. I can't remember exactly what it said, but it was really funny.0 -
Being ignored when I hold a door open for someone. Seriously... it drives me bananas!
For the record, I would never do that to you. I moved to Detroit from Georgia recently, and man, do I miss those Southern gentlemen!
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stupid threads.
the power is yours-ask captain planet!0 -
Other peoples inability to see that Scarlett Johansson plays every character in everything movie IN EXACTLY THE SAME WAY
This, except Jennifer Aniston.0 -
I can be happy as, arrive at an airport and instantly want to kill everyone.
Agreed. I am normally happy as a clam in most situations. But when I arrive at the airport, this is me, "What is wrong with you? What is wrong with your brain? And you there, you are not ready for air travel! Also, I am so mad that I allowed all of these people to make me act like such a b***h!" In short, I feel you. lol. But I try to make 95% of this inner dialogue.0 -
1. People who cut the line at amusement parks.
2. People with coupons or who write checks at the grocery store.
3. Losing an hour of sleep during Daylight Savings Time.
4. Mondays!0
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