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    Things That Make You Irrationally Angry

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      Recumbent push bikes
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      Peoplez who use hashtagz when they're not on twitter. Also, peoplez who say "supposebly".
    • Posts: 18,948 Member
      People who use waaaaaay too many acronyms
    • Posts: 171 Member
      That guy in the HOV lane, during rush hour, with no one else in the car, doing the speed limit, and then jamming on his brakes when he spots a cop up ahead.
    • Posts: 46 Member
      Food wasters....where by they are other people in different parts of the world that needs it so bad.
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      The word conversate. Really?
    • Posts: 9,611 Member
      Cray cray, amazeballs, awesomesauce and Teapots
    • Posts: 171 Member
      http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/conversate
    • Posts: 2,877 Member
      dbomb76 wrote: »
      http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/conversate

      In italics it reads. "Nonstandard except in some dialects." Translation: it's not a real word lol

    • Posts: 171 Member
      edited June 2015
      It's not standard but back formations are still a valid use of the english language. Kind of like contractions. Investigate, donate, instigate, etc. You converse with the Queen of England but it's acceptable to conversate with your friends.
    • Posts: 2,877 Member
      dbomb76 wrote: »
      It's not standard but back formations are still a valid use of the english language. Kind of like contractions. Investigate, donate, instigate, etc. You converse with the Queen of England but it's acceptable to conversate with your friends.

      Hmmm. Learn something new. Thanks.

    • Posts: 51 Member
      People leaving weights out, sitting around on equipment, socializing at the gym, etc. DO IT ELSEWHERE!!
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      My boss ....who coughs all the time and scares everyone around him because it sounds like his lungs are coming up. Then he apologizes and blames it on allergies as he is going outside for his smoke break.:(
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      This is probably the opposite of how most feel but it annoys me SO MUCH when people on the forums respond to the whole "muscle weighs more than fat" thing with something like "no, you idiot! A pound of fat is the same as a pound of muscle!"

      Yes, that's technically correct, but everyone knows they meant that the same volume of muscle weighs more than that of fat. That's like saying someone who's a 100lbs weighs just as much as I do, since a pound of them is the same as a pound of me. Again correct, but not used in regular conversation and is definitely beside the point.

      If you want to be that correct, stop talking about how much you weigh and start calling it your mass. That'll make you less of a hypocrite.

      /rant

      This is coming from someone who can be massively pedantic with a lot of things. And occasionally a bit of a bit of a hypocrite too x) Hopefully people won't get angry at me :smiley:
    • Posts: 534 Member
      When people put empty containers back in the cupboards or fridge. What the heck? Throw it out! (or recycle it, but you know what I'm saying)
    • Posts: 184 Member
      People in general.
      When they just breathe the wrong way.

      But I think that's just sometimes I'm a generally a nice person.
    • Posts: 184 Member
      flashingl1ghts wrote: »
      People with ATTITUDE.
      I can't stand when someone has a pissy attitude and takes out their problems on innocent people, if you can't talk to someone without being rude and impatient, don't bother.

      I especially get irritated when I see teenagers talking back to their parents.



      This too!!
    • Posts: 9,611 Member
      My stupid cable that was fixed last week and now the phone that needs to be fixed this week. Why can't it just work?
    • Posts: 9,611 Member
      LouisianaHotSauce_93 wrote: »
      People in general.
      When they just breathe the wrong way.

      But I think that's just sometimes I'm a generally a nice person.

      This is awesome and so true
    • Posts: 53 Member
      Red lights
      Watching/hearing my husband eat potato chips
      Uncrushed milk jugs in the trash can
      My cat's obnoxious cry
      I could probably go on...
    • Posts: 2,877 Member
      edited June 2015
      VanillaGorilla808 wrote: »
      People leaving weights out, sitting around on equipment, socializing at the gym, etc. DO IT ELSEWHERE!!

      My gym has a sign posted. If you're strong enough to lift em, you should be strong enough to rack em
    • Posts: 1,148 Member
      Duck lips. Sagging pants. People buying lottery tickets at the gas station. Decaf Coffee.
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      Ripfit138 wrote: »
      Duck lips. Sagging pants. People buying lottery tickets at the gas station. Decaf Coffee.

      are lottery tickets at the gas station better or worse than money orders, though

      waiting 10 minutes so some guy can get a MO instead of just going to the post office...or paying $1 at like any bank...or Wal-Mart (with a dedicated money counter)...
    • Posts: 2,877 Member
      Ever waited in line to use an ATM, and the guy in front of you is taking so long, looking so confused as though he's trying to operate the Hubble Telescope.
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      ready4_50 wrote: »
      Ever waited in line to use an ATM, and the guy in front of you is taking so long, looking so confused as though he's trying to operate the Hubble Telescope.

      Yes!!! As they may their 80 bills and then rearrange their purse or wallet.

      People who take themselves too seriously annoying me irrationally too
    • Posts: 22,834 Member
      People trying to use exact change when there is a long line, or excessive use of coupons, or trying to say everything is on sale when it is not (but continuing to complain because 'you saw a sign' that said it was).
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      Chaelaz wrote: »
      People trying to use exact change when there is a long line, or excessive use of coupons, or trying to say everything is on sale when it is not (but continuing to complain because 'you saw a sign' that said it was).

      Unnecessary price checks. Folks trying to save a quarter. I hate that.

      Speaking of grocery stores.......A big sign as clear as day, "15 items or less." Person rolls up in that lane with 55 items but cashier doesn't want to tell him/her to go somewhere else.

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      Alisontheice wrote: »
      Cray cray, amazeballs, awesomesauce and Teapots

      Ooo...good one. I hate Cray Cray.
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