What irrational thing pisses you off instantly?
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People who do not say "excuse me" and expect me to know that they are behind me and would like to pass. Last time I checked I did not have eyes in the back of my head.0
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My wife. She's irrational, and tends to piss me off instantly.
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My sister!0
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People who tell me all the time I'll change my mind about having kids. Get the f*** out of my uterus!0
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Opening a door to walk through and then having someone else quickly walk through [from the opposite direction] before you can get through it and then them saying "Thank You" like you opened the door especially for them...
Not so bad except when there are two doors-one for each direction...0 -
If there is one thing that really pisses me off... I call that a good day0
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I hate that this bothers me, because we are all there for the same reason (to improve our health) but people in gym change rooms. Just their mere presence while I'm there trying to get in and out. It's like my thought process says, "How dare you show up in here while I am trying to get ready." But I know they just want to get in and out too! I think maybe it's because I'm worried I won't get a hair dryer and will be late for work...but that hasn't even happened once. Trying to get over it
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One of my new un-favorites in the gym is the aggravated and / or intense Gym Wanderer. The Gym Wanderer is in the middle of an intense strength training session, he just busted out a legendary set of bench presses or some other heavy lift, and now he is off the bench and so psyched and full of nervous energy that he must wander back and forth aimlessly between sets, wandering in front of people that have a purposeful stride toward where they are going, and often wandering in front of people struggling to carry heavy weights back to the rack that have to pause and wait for him to stagger somewhere else. “No, after you bro, I’ll continue to balance these 80lb dumb bells until you are ready to get out of my way”
The Gym Wanderer is closely related to the Cellphone Wanderer, who is so completely absorbed in a critical conversation or a fascinating texting session that the person is completely unable to multitask walking a straight line and staying the hell out of the way of the other people who are actually paying attention.
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Too many to list but biggest one is laziness! Ex: Using the last sheet of paper in the copy machine and walking off so the next person has to refill it.......makes me want to throat punch the lazy troll! This happens at least 3 times a week in my office. Ugh!0
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•Close talkers
•Bad breath
•Adults who don't know the difference between your and you're and lose and loose0 -
commanderval wrote: »People who tell me all the time I'll change my mind about having kids. Get the f*** out of my uterus!
I used to get this ALL THE TIME. I'm 33 and I've yet to "get the itch" but the truth is that since my early twenties I have always been open to the idea that I could possibly change my mind later in life, it just hasn't happened. It didn't stop pretty much everyone from telling me "Oh, you will" or treating me like there was something wrong with me and sometimes even ASKING if there was "Oh, can you not have children?" haha I never took it too offensively but I did find it to be a little rude.0 -
machelle04 wrote: »Too many to list but biggest one is laziness! Ex: Using the last sheet of paper in the copy machine and walking off so the next person has to refill it.......makes me want to throat punch the lazy troll! This happens at least 3 times a week in my office. Ugh!
OMG Yes! Happens all the time to me too...same with toilet paper.0 -
People who back into parking spaces.0
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Wow, what a bunch of babies! Get a thicker skin why don't you? Life is messy, smelly, gross and sometimes, if you're really, really lucky, you get to experience happiness. People are weird, and there's so many of us, so you better get used to it.
My peeve, of course, is irrationality, but isn't that what it means to be human?
People who go into a thread not to answer the OP's question, but to criticize the OP, the OPs choices, and/or anyone who posts any answer they disagree with.
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commanderval wrote: »People who tell me all the time I'll change my mind about having kids. Get the f*** out of my uterus!
I used to get this ALL THE TIME. I'm 33 and I've yet to "get the itch" but the truth is that since my early twenties I have always been open to the idea that I could possibly change my mind later in life, it just hasn't happened. It didn't stop pretty much everyone from telling me "Oh, you will" or treating me like there was something wrong with me and sometimes even ASKING if there was "Oh, can you not have children?" haha I never took it too offensively but I did find it to be a little rude.
Well, I do find it offensive because I do NOT want children. At all. Ever. I'll be turning 32 next month and ALL my friends have kids, my whole environment has them. I actually really like kids, I just don't want to have to raise one of my own. People don't get it and seem to know better than myself what I want for MY life.
Oh well
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My brother...every time he opens his mouth I just want to drop kick him in the face
"Clean" eaters
The sound that cotton balls make
How ignorant and bigoted people on the internet are
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commanderval wrote: »People who tell me all the time I'll change my mind about having kids. Get the f*** out of my uterus!
I used to get this ALL THE TIME. I'm 33 and I've yet to "get the itch" but the truth is that since my early twenties I have always been open to the idea that I could possibly change my mind later in life, it just hasn't happened. It didn't stop pretty much everyone from telling me "Oh, you will" or treating me like there was something wrong with me and sometimes even ASKING if there was "Oh, can you not have children?" haha I never took it too offensively but I did find it to be a little rude.
Same age (but a guy), and yeah, I don't want kids, nor do I want my friends' kids anywhere near my house messing with all my fancy and breakable stuff.
Every now and again the thought of my mortality creeps into my dumb head and for selfish reasons I decide that I ought to leave some sort of legacy in life, and that offspring would make for quite a piece of posthumous graffiti. Then I decide this is an awful motivation for having a kid. And probably a common one.
I might get a dog.
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Same here, we have people in my office who scrape the bowl like they are freaking starving. It wouldnt be so bad, but it is not lunch time! We are trying to work here, concentrate, ya know?! I have to listen to you crunch at lunch, so stop scraping your bowl! Ah... now I feel better, I think. Yes, I am on my break.salembambi wrote: »people eating food the clicking of utensils and what not
Oh and what else irks me... people who write a lot on facebook, etc. and they don't know how to spell.
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People who don't put their carts away in the cart corral. People who just have no manners, discretion or tact what-so-ever.0
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People clipping nails in the office, or any place else outside of their own homes.0
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undergloom wrote: »commanderval wrote: »People who tell me all the time I'll change my mind about having kids. Get the f*** out of my uterus!
I used to get this ALL THE TIME. I'm 33 and I've yet to "get the itch" but the truth is that since my early twenties I have always been open to the idea that I could possibly change my mind later in life, it just hasn't happened. It didn't stop pretty much everyone from telling me "Oh, you will" or treating me like there was something wrong with me and sometimes even ASKING if there was "Oh, can you not have children?" haha I never took it too offensively but I did find it to be a little rude.
Same age (but a guy), and yeah, I don't want kids, nor do I want my friends' kids anywhere near my house messing with all my fancy and breakable stuff.
Every now and again the thought of my mortality creeps into my dumb head and for selfish reasons I decide that I ought to leave some sort of legacy in life, and that offspring would make for quite a piece of posthumous graffiti. Then I decide this is an awful motivation for having a kid. And probably a common one.
I might get a dog.
haha Yeah. I think that's why narcissistic parenting is as common as it is. Having kids as an extension of yourself isn't really a healthy approach I don't think. We can leave a legacy in many different ways.
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FoCoAlphaNerd wrote: »Haha, apparently society is just a swirling vortex of hate most of the day.
True/Funny (well, at least we are ranting and getting it off our chests).
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- Pajamas in public. Did you bring your freaking pillow too?
- Parents who let their children be in charge.
- People who knew me when I was overweight and now assume I don't eat anything but the occasional lettuce leaf.
- Socks left in the middle of the kitchen/living room/dining room floor. I RAGE at socks left on the floor. Sock droppers should be tarred and feathered. Do I NOT supply you with a handy laundry bag? It's not just a decoration, I assure you.
- Clothes left on the floor... NEXT TO THE FREAKING LAUNDRY BAG! Gah!0 -
SNOW!!!0
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People parking directly across the street from my driveway on a road that is posted for "no parking". The neighbors friends do this constantly even though I have asked them not to do so.0
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At any given moment anything can make me angry to a point of wanting to punch a wall. My life is one ball of irrational thinking.0
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Everything a co-worker who sits outside my office does makes me angry. Then I get angry with myself for getting so annoyed with her.
Got one of those here too... this guy wines more than any woman I have ever worked with! Everyone has to hear everything that is going on in his life, ugh! We are not interested! When he is not talking, he is eating. I put on my headphones, then he is like, "am I bothering you?" Duh.0 -
When I'm doing the circuit with the machines and step at the gym and some beefcake comes in to work out on the machine I'm supposed to go to next. Seriously dude....I'm fat. I need to complete my entire exercise circuit. If you aren't doing the circuit get the hell out of the circuit area.0
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I hate it when people squeeze past me on the escalator. Like the 20 seconds you gained really helped you out.0
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Someone I know who thinks they need to make a hocking noise to expectorate toothpaste. You can rinse without making that noise.0
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